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Pages in category "Recipients of the Centenary Medal"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 522 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Centenary Medal



A



  • Tony Abbott

  • Eric Abetz

  • Gary Ablett Sr.

  • Eric Abraham

  • Phillip Adams

  • Rob Akers

  • Martin Albrecht (businessman)

  • Elizabeth Alexander (businesswoman)

  • Stephanie Alexander

  • Rick Allert

  • Mary Allitt

  • Richard Alston (politician)

  • Jan Anderson (scientist)

  • Phil Anderson (cyclist)

  • Dormer Andrews

  • James Angus (scientist)

  • Max Angus

  • John Anictomatis

  • Pixie Annat

  • Don Argus

  • Duncan Armstrong

  • Peter Arnison

  • Bob Atkinson (police officer)

  • Sallyanne Atkinson

  • John Avery (police officer)

  • Allen Aylett




B



  • Dale Baker

  • Joe Baker (marine scientist)

  • John Baker (general)

  • Joy Baluch

  • Brian Bannon

  • John Bannon

  • Mike Barnett (politician)

  • Chris Barrie (admiral)

  • Marie Bashir

  • Charles Batt

  • Neil Batt

  • Robin Batterham

  • Bob Baxt

  • Peter Beattie

  • Alan Beaumont

  • Beryl Beaurepaire

  • Maggie Beer

  • Concetta Benn

  • Annabelle Bennett

  • John Makepeace Bennett

  • Phillip Bennett

  • Gilbert Bennion

  • Clive Berghofer

  • Tim Besley (public servant)

  • John Beswick (politician)

  • Angus Bethune (politician)

  • Max Bingham

  • Bronwyn Bishop

  • Geoffrey Blainey

  • Bill Blevin

  • John Bloomfield (academic)

  • R. J. B. Bosworth

  • Tim Bowden

  • Lionel Bowen

  • Brian J. Boyle

  • Jack Brabham

  • Denise Bradley

  • Frank Brennan (priest)

  • Ernie Bridge

  • Freda Briggs

  • Colin Brooks (politician)

  • Malcolm Brooks

  • Joyce Brown (netballer)

  • Ronald Drayton Brown

  • John Brumby

  • Ian Brusasco

  • Diana Bryant

  • Quentin Bryce

  • Trevor R. Bryce

  • Eva Burrows

  • Les Bursill

  • Ita Buttrose




C



  • Alan Cadman

  • Frank Calabro

  • John Caldwell (demographer)

  • Frank Callaway

  • Ian Callinan

  • Ashton Calvert

  • Clyde Cameron

  • Alec Campbell

  • David Campese

  • Edmund Capon

  • Jim Carlton

  • Tim Carmody

  • Kate Carnell

  • Francis Carroll

  • Peter Casserly

  • Ken Catchpole

  • Marcel Caux

  • Roger Chalk

  • George Chaloupka

  • Tony Charlton

  • Claude Choules

  • Clem Christesen

  • Ian Chubb

  • Betty Churcher

  • Diane Cilento

  • Danny Clark (cyclist)

  • Ross Clark

  • Ron Clarke

  • Ross Clifford

  • C. A. J. Coady

  • Andrew Cockburn (ornithologist)

  • Mike Codd

  • Neil Cole (politician)

  • Peter Collins (New South Wales politician)

  • Peter Colman

  • William Compston

  • Neil Conn

  • Robert Connolly

  • Ian Constable

  • John Cornforth

  • Edwina Cornish

  • Greg Cornwell

  • Peter Cosgrove

  • Frank Costa

  • Kay Cottee

  • Bob Cotton

  • Charles Court

  • Margaret Court

  • Paul Couvret

  • Bruce Cowan

  • June Craig

  • Lorraine Crapp

  • Greg Craven (academic)

  • David Crawford (businessman)

  • Ewan Crawford

  • Simon Crean

  • Mick Cronin (rugby league)

  • Rodney Croome

  • Lynton Crosby

  • Tracey Cross

  • Michael Crouch

  • Russell Crowe

  • John Curro

  • Lisa Curry

  • Charles Cutler




D



  • Tony D'Aloisio

  • William Dargie

  • Glenn Davies

  • Glyn Davis

  • Bruce Dawe

  • Bob Day

  • Robert de Castella

  • Paul de Jersey

  • John Robert de Laeter

  • Bulent Hass Dellal

  • Derek Denton

  • James Dibble

  • Margaret Dick

  • Peter Dowding

  • Alexander Downer

  • Stephen Duckett

  • Donald Dunstan (governor)

  • Judith Durham

  • Mark Durie

  • Paul Dyer (conductor)




E



  • Tony Eggleton

  • Khalil Eideh

  • Nazih Elasmar

  • Mark Ella

  • Ralph Elliott

  • Roy Emerson




F



  • Bill Farmer (public servant)

  • John Farnham

  • Graham Farquhar

  • Beatrice Faust

  • Kenneth Adie Ferguson

  • Wal Fife

  • Tim Fischer

  • Philip Flood

  • Rosemary Follett

  • James Foots

  • Jim Forbes (Australian politician)

  • Robert Fordham

  • Mem Fox

  • Heath Francis

  • Cathy Freeman

  • Hans Freeman

  • Ken Freeman (astronomer)

  • Phyllis Frost

  • John Funder

  • Ray Funnell




G



  • Reg Gasnier

  • Arthur George

  • Brian Gibson (politician)

  • Lionel Gilbert

  • Richard Gill (conductor)

  • Gus Gilmore

  • Romaldo Giurgola

  • Brian Glencross

  • Graham Glenn

  • Ashley Goldsworthy



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