Queenslanders who were appointed Officers (AO) in the General Division include:
Mr Philip John BACON, Fortitude Valley, for distinguished service to the arts, to social and cultural organisations, and through support for young artists.
Mr Gerard Patrick BRADLEY, Taringa, for distinguished service to public administration, to economic policy, and to the community of Queensland.
Mr Everald Ernest COMPTON, Aspley, for distinguished service to the aged welfare sector through advocacy and advisory roles, to the Uniting Church in Australia, and to the community.
Professor Paul Philip GLASZIOU, Queensland, for distinguished service to medical education and standards, and to evidence-based medical research.
Queenslanders appointed Members (AM) in the General Division include:
Mr Soheil ABEDIAN, Queensland, for significant service to the community, and to the property development sector.
Mr Brian James BOULTON, Carindale, for significant service to the law, and to the judiciary, particularly to District Courts.
Ms Mieke BRANDON, Queensland, for significant service to dispute resolution and mediation.
Ms Elizabeth Jane CARRIGAN, Kangaroo Point, for significant service to community health, notably to pain management.
Emeritus Professor David John CARTER, Paddington, for significant service to tertiary education, and to cultural and literary studies.
Mr Gregory Thomas CHAMBERLIN, Paddington, for significant service to the print media through editorial roles.
Emeritus Professor Deborah Joy CLAYTON, Yeppoon, for significant service to tertiary education, and to international study programs.
Mr Anthony John COCHRANE, Southport, for significant service to sports administration, and to entertainment production. [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Ms Kate COPELAND, Queensland, for significant service to health infrastructure planning and management.
Professor Christopher Bernard DEL MAR, Robina, for significant service to tertiary education, to health and medical research, and to professional bodies.
Mr Ronald Frank DONNELLAN, Kirwan, for significant service to children, to cycling, and to the community of Townsville.
Mr Roger Thomas DOOLEY, Ashgrove, for significant service to community health, to psychology, and to professional societies.
Dr Trevor DOWDELL, Golden Beach, for significant service to artistic gymnastics and through a range of roles.
Mr Rodney Thomas FORRESTER, Maroochydore, for significant service to the community of the Sunshine Coast.
Professor Narelle Lorraine HAINES, Indooroopilly, for significant service to the road transport industry, and to accident research.
Professor Claire Louise JACKSON, Queensland, for significant service to primary health reform, and to general practice medicine.
Dr John Samuel JELL, Coorparoo, for significant service to environmental science education, and to geological societies.
Mr Timothy John KEELER, Boonah, for significant service to the community through a range of roles, and to education.
Professor Sabina Margaret KNIGHT, Mount Isa, for significant service to rural and remote health, nursing and education. [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Mr John George KOTZAS, South Brisbane, for significant service to the performing arts as an administrator and artistic director.
Mr Wayne Noel KRATZMANN, New Farm, for significant service to the visual and performing arts, and to education.
The Reverend Dr Cecilie Marion LANDER, Aspley, for significant service to neurological medicine, and to the Anglican Church of Australia.
The Reverend Dr Mervyn Meredith LANDER, Aspley, for significant service to paediatric medicine, and to the Anglican Church of Australia.
Mr Harvey Douglas LISTER, Hamilton, for significant service to the arts, tourism, sport, and to the venue management and events industries.
Professor Alan MACKAY-SIM, Queensland, for significant service to tertiary education, and to biomedical science.
Dr Erica McWILLIAM, Grange, for significant service to education, and to pedagogy and gender equity.
His Honour Kerry John O’BRIEN, Queensland, for significant service to the law, and to the judiciary in Queensland.
Dr Barry Stephen O’LOUGHLIN, Clayfield, for significant service to medicine, and to medical administration.
Mr Colin SALTMERE, Queensland, for significant service to the Indigenous communities of North West Queensland.
Dr Charles John STEADMAN, Gold Coast, for significant service to tertiary medical education, and to gastroenterology.
Mr Thomas Bernard STODULKA, Landsborough, for significant service to the law, and to mediation and dispute resolution.
Mrs Rhonda Joyce WESTON, Middle Ridge, for significant service to aged persons' education, and to the community of Toowoomba.
Queenslanders who were awarded a Medal (OAM) in the General Division include:
Mr George AMARANDOS, Carindale, for service to the Greek community of Queensland.
Mrs Cornelia BABBAGE, Arundel, for service to the multicultural community of the Gold Coast.
Mrs Jennifer Wendy BARRY, Gladstone, for service to the community of Gladstone.
Mr Richard Kent BLIGH, Toowoomba, for service to the community of the Darling Downs.
Mr Beny Aterdit BOL, Queensland, for service to youth. [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Mrs Ann BRETT, West End, for service to the Royal Life Saving Society.
Mr Greg Allan BRUCE, Queensland, for service to local government, and to the community of Townsville.
Mrs Heather CHRISTENSEN, Beenleigh, for service to the community of Beenleigh.
Mr Kenneth Gary CLARK, Elanora, for service to surf lifesaving, and to the community.
Mr Arthur COGHLAN, Queensland, for service to the performing arts as a magician and escapologist.
Mrs Judith Mary CONNORS, Queensland, for service to the creative arts, particularly as a tatter and lace maker.
Mr Graham George CORNEY, Enoggera, for service to education governance.
Mr Andrew Hugh CRAIG, Red Hill, for service to veterans and their families.
Mr Trevor James CROSS, Queensland, for service to the community through charitable organisations.
Mrs Wendy CROSS, Queensland, for service to the community through charitable organisations.
Mr Alan Erskine CUMMINS, Gordonvale, for service to caving.
Mrs Betty Merle DENNING, Pittsworth, for service to the community of Pittsworth.
Mr Kenneth Richard DICKSON, Cleveland, for service to the community through emergency response organisations.
Dr Amanda Jane DINES, Paddington, for service to medicine.
Mrs Sandra Rose DOUMANY, Sanctuary Cove, for service to the community of the Gold Coast.
Pastor Dale DOWLER, Nambour, for service to the community of the Sunshine Coast.
Mr Steven Michael DRINKWATER, Chuwar, for service to dog agility sports.
Mr Evan DUKE, Avenell Heights, for service to the community of Bundaberg.
The late Mr Pierce David EDWARDS, Middle Ridge, for service to the communities of Quilpie and South West Queensland.
Mr Gary EDWIN, Queensland, for service to golf.
Mrs Vanessa FOWLER, Ipswich, for service to the community through social welfare organisations.
Dr Clifford Brodie FRITH, Malanda, for service to conservation and the environment.
Dr Dawn Whyatt FRITH, Malanda, for service to conservation and the environment.
Ms Penelope Ruth GORDON, Ashgrove, for service to the community through social welfare organisations.
Mrs Pieternella Wilhelmina HALY, Rosewood, for service to the community of Rosewood.
Mr Medy HASSAN, Red Hill, for service to the building and construction industry.
Mrs Patricia Mary HAWTHORNE, St Lucia, for service to the community of St Lucia.
Mr Matthew Thomas HICKEY, Brisbane, for service to music, and to the law.
Mrs Rita HILLIER, Wavell Heights, for service to the community through the Anglican Church of Australia. [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Mr John Clelland HOCKNULL, Yeerongpilly, for service to the community through a range of roles.
Miss Susan Dianne JOHNSON, Tarragindi, for service to the community, and to tenpin bowling.
Associate Professor Sarah Jane KELLY, Lota, for service to tertiary education, and to sports administration.
Mr Richard Edward KENNY, Queensland, for service to rifle and pistol shooting, and to veterans.
Mr Victor Gregory KNOWLES, Mudgeeraba, for service to music, and to the community of Mudgeeraba.
Mr Glenn LAZARUS, Queensland, for service to rugby league.
Mr John William Elliott LEDDY , for service to the community, and to engineering.
Mr Ronald Keith LINDENBERG, Toowoomba, for service to rugby league.
Mr Adam Ka-Ho LO, Queensland, for service to mental health, and to the multicultural community of Queensland.
Mr William Rainsford LOUGHNAN, Paradise Point, for service to agriculture and to the law.
Mr Paul Francis LUCAS, Hyde Park, for service to primary education.
Mr Harry LYNAS, Burpengary, for service to community history.
Ms Marie Theresa MAHON, Maroochydore, for service to dance as a teacher.
Mr Graham MAIFREDI, Euramo, for service to white water rafting.
Mr Terrence Hugh MCCOSKER, Yeppoon, for service to primary industry.
Mrs Desley Joan MILLER, St Lucia, for service to education, and to community mental health.
Mr Brenley McMillan MILSOM, Palm Beach, for service to the community of the Gold Coast.
Mrs Annette Elizabeth MUNDT, Beenleigh, for service to the community of Beenleigh.
Mrs Cynthia MUNRO, Currumbin, for service to veterans and their families.
Mrs Beryl Anne NEILSEN, Beaconsfield, for service to the community through charitable organisations.
Mr Lorin James NICHOLSON, Mansfield, for service to people who are blind or have low vision.
Mr Ewan Norman PALMER, Emu Park, for service to the community of Rockhampton, and to rugby union.
Mrs Carol Ann PATERSON, Texas, for service to horse sports.
Mr Linsey POLLAK, Queensland, for service to the performing arts, and to music.
Mr James Sidney PULSFORD, Morayfield, for service to conservation and the environment.
Mr Bevan Roy ROUTLEDGE, Murgon, for service to the community, and to sport.
Dr David Francis ROWLANDS, Main Beach, for service to medicine in general practice.
Mr Gregory Ian RUSSELL, Everton Hills, for service to veterans.
Mr Paul Douglas RUSSELL, Tolga, for service to the community of the Atherton Tableland.
Mr Leonard Andrew RYAN, Kenmore Hills, for service to the community as a church organist.
Mr Noel Desmond SAAL, Top Camp, for service to the community of South East Queensland.
Mrs Wendy Margaret SANDERS, Beachmere, for service to cycling.
Mrs Denise Hurley SCHELLBACH, Spring Hill, for service to the community through a range of organisations.
Ms Alison Jane SHERRY, Paddington, for service to the community through a range of organisations.
Dr Wendy SMYTH, Queensland, for service to nursing.
Ms Kobe STEELE, Bundall, for service to conservation and the environment.
Mrs Elizabeth Ann STEPHENSON, Queensland, for service to veterans and their families.
Mrs Helen Florence TARTELLIN, Idalia, for service to the community through charitable organisations.
Ms Raylee Annette TAYLOR, Helensvale, for service to community health.
Mr Alan THOMAS, Main Beach, for service to horse racing.
Mr Frank Ronald TUDBALL, Elanora, for service to tennis.
Dr Philip Henry VARDY, Wooloowin, for service to sailing.
Dr John Edward VERON, Beatrice, for service to marine research.
Ms Alice Mary WALTERS, Currumbin Waters, for service to the community through choral music.
Mr Martin Charles WHITE, Sandstone Point, for service to the community of Bribie Island.
Mrs Margaret Isabell WHITTAKER, Burleigh Heads, for service to the community of the Gold Coast.
Queenslanders who were appointed a Member (AM) in the Military Division include:
Australian Army
Brigadier David John THOMAE, for exceptional service as Adjutant General - Army, Commander 11 Brigade and Commander Joint Task Group 629.3.
Royal Australian Air Force
Warrant Officer Ricki Paul KIELY, for exceptional service in combat aircraft sustainment, Defence Aviation Safety Regulations development and implementation, and maintenance management in the Royal Australian Air Force.
Queenslanders who were awarded a Medal (OAM) in the Military Division include:
Australian Army
Major David Andrew DEVINE, for meritorious performance of duty in advancing the Australian Defence Force's Electronic Warfare, Signals Intelligence, Cyberspace and Advanced Capabilities.
Major Russell Wayne HAMSLEY, for meritorious performance of duty in advancing the Australian Defence Force's unmanned aerial systems capabilities.
Warrant Officer Class One Adrian Dennis WILSON, for meritorious performance as the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, 2/30 Training Group Malaysia, 41st Royal New South Wales Regiment and as the Wing Sergeant Major Tactics Wing at the School of Infantry.
Royal Australian Air Force
Warrant Officer Russell Leonard BECK CSC, for meritorious service in aviation maintenance and safety reform for the Royal Australian Air Force.
Other Queen’s Birthday Honours awarded to Queenslanders:
Public Service Medal (PSM)
Federal
Ms Jessica Isla BALLINGER, Deagon, for outstanding public service through social support services for Indigenous and vulnerable people in Queensland.
Queensland
Mr Gregg BUYERS, Annerley, for outstanding public service to infrastructure projects in Queensland.
Mr James HUGGETT, Windsor, for outstanding public service to maritime safety in Queensland.
Associate Professor Anthony Charles LAMONT, Queensland, for outstanding public service to paediatric radiology in Queensland.
Dr Deborough Anne MACBETH, Tamborine Mountain, for outstanding public service to community health in Queensland. [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Ms Annette Maree SCOTT, East Toowoomba, for outstanding public service to community health in Queensland. [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Australian Police Medal (APM)
Senior Sergeant Sean Kennet BAXENDELL
Detective Senior Sergeant Margaret Maureen CASSIDY
Detective Senior Sergeant Daren Andrew EDWARDS
Chief Superintendent Brian Rex HUXLEY
Detective Senior Sergeant Jillian McCARTHY
Detective Senior Sergeant Grant Douglas RALSTON
Sergeant Megan Elizabeth WARD
Australian Fire Service Media (AFSM)
Mr Bradley Andrew COMMENS, Robina
Mr Tony James JOHNSTONE, Brisbane
Ambulance Service Medal (ASM)
Ms Sandra Michelle COWLEY, Capalaba
Mr Denis James O’KEEFE, Kingscliff
Mr Peter Edward SOLOMON, Glen Aplin
Emergency Services Medal (ESM)
Mr Brian John COX, Mitchelton
Australian Corrections Medal (ACM)
Ms Evie GEORGAS
Mr Larry John GUILFOYLE
Ms Lucy ROCKETT [COVID-19 Honour Roll]
Queenslanders publicly acknowledged for service in the Australian Defence Force include:
Commendation for Distinguished Service
Australian Army
Lieutenant Colonel Meegan Bernadette OLDING, For distinguished performance of duties in warlike conditions as the Acting Chief Strategy and Plans Division, Coalition Joint Plans in the Combined Joint Task Force Headquarters of Operation Inherent Resolve during the period November 2019 to September 2020.
Lieutenant Colonel Anna REINHARDT, for distinguished performance of duties in warlike operations as the Senior Human Resources Advisor to the Ministry of Interior Affairs while force assigned to Operation HIGHROAD from 24th November 2018 to 8th September 2019, in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Bar to the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC)
Royal Australian Air Force
Commander Phillipa HAY CSC RAN, for outstanding achievement in the field of Maritime Planning and Operational Command.
Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC)
Australian Army
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Lawrence ANDERSON, for outstanding achievement in the application of exceptional skills, judgement and dedication as the Commanding Officer of the 1st Signal Regiment.
Colonel James Guthrie HUNTER, for outstanding achievement as the inaugural Director Force Structure Plan Directorate, orchestrating the delivery of the first quadrennial Defence capability assessment process.
Lieutenant Colonel Ross William THOMAS, for outstanding devotion to duty as the Staff Officer Grade One - Program Sustainment in Logistics Branch, Army Headquarters.
Royal Australian Air Force
Flight Lieutenant Andrew Luke WILLERSDORF, for outstanding achievement in capability development of the C-27J Spartan at Number 35 Squadron for the Royal Australian Air Force.
Conspicuous Service Medal (CSM)
Australian Army
Corporal Pierce Jordan HALLIDAY, for meritorious achievement as the Landing Craft Maintenance Section Commander at 35 Water Transport Squadron, 10th Force Support Battalion
Warrant Officer Class Two Leigh Gary HEDGER, for meritorious achievement as the Regimental Technical Adjutant of the 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, and Mechanised Warrant Officer of the 6th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment.
Private Warwick Edward NAGGS, for meritorious achievement as Acting Troop Leader Surveillance Troop, 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment (Queensland Mounted Infantry).
Lieutenant Colonel Adam Wayne SPARKES, for meritorious achievement as Staff Officer Grade One Land Intelligence, Systems and Integration Branch, Army Headquarters.
Royal Australian Air Force
Flight Sergeant Lorraine Isabel MORLEY, for devotion to duty in training administration and development in the Air Warfare Centre for the Royal Australian Air Force.