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The Order of Australia is that country's highest civilian honour, established in 1975 to replace the British honours system and is awarded for significant national and international achievement and meritorious service.  Nominations to the order come from the public, and it is administered by the Governor General of Australia.  The order is divided into the following:
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The Order of Australia is that country's highest civilian honour, established in 1975 to replace the British honours system, and is awarded for significant national and international achievement and meritorious service.  Nominations to the order come from the public and it is administered by the Governor General of Australia.  The order is divided into the following:
  
 
* Knight or Dame of the Order of Australia (AK or AD – Civil division only – Closed to new appointments in 1986);
 
* Knight or Dame of the Order of Australia (AK or AD – Civil division only – Closed to new appointments in 1986);

Revision as of 01:02, 9 December 2013

The Order of Australia is that country's highest civilian honour, established in 1975 to replace the British honours system, and is awarded for significant national and international achievement and meritorious service. Nominations to the order come from the public and it is administered by the Governor General of Australia. The order is divided into the following:

  • Knight or Dame of the Order of Australia (AK or AD – Civil division only – Closed to new appointments in 1986);
  • Companion of the Order of Australia (AC);
  • Officer of the Order of Australia (AO);
  • Member of the Order of Australia (AM); and
  • Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM).

We have identified the following individuals as LGBTQ recipients of the Order of Australia:

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