cardiothoracic surgeon, through innovations in establishing new techniques in paediatric surgery, and as a leader and clinician. Andrew Gordon Michelmore – For distinguished service to the mining industry through leadership roles in establishing trade and investment links, and in resource sector standards of practice on environmental and safety issues. Professor Ronald Paul Mitchell – For distinguished service to ophthalmology as a clinician, particularly in the management of age-related macular degeneration, through research into public health and ophthalmic epidemiology, and as an educator. Emeritus Professor Ingrid Moses – For distinguished service to higher education through senior academic management positions in Australian universities, and to a range of community and church organisations. Chloe Munro – For distinguished service to public administration through leadership roles in the area of renewable energy, water and climate change process and reform, and to the performing arts. Janine Gail O'Brien – For distinguished service to community health as an advocate for, and supporter of, cancer sufferers and their families through comprehensive research and treatment programs. Dr Diana Elaine O'Halloran – For distinguished service to medicine in the field of general practice through policy development, health system reform and the establishment of new models of service and care. Gail Maria Pemberton – For distinguished service to the finance and banking industry, to business through a range of roles, as an advocate for technology, and as a mentor to women. John Eric Pierce – For distinguished service to public administration through senior roles in developing regulatory and policy initiatives and micro-economic and energy market reforms, and to the community. Dr Simon Blanchette Poole – For distinguished service to science in the field of photonics research and development, as an academic, and to the telecommunications industry through advisory roles and board memberships. Pamela Beryl Pryor – For distinguished service to occupational health and safety through leadership and advisory roles, particularly in developing standards for education frameworks. Larke Christine Riemer – For distinguished service to business and commerce through leadership in the finance and banking industry, and as an advocate for gender equality and diversity in the sector. Geoffrey Ronald Robertson, – For distinguished service to the law and the legal profession as an international human rights lawyer and advocate for global civil liberties, and to legal education as an academic and publisher. Ian Lyall Robertson – For distinguished service to the arts, particularly the Australian film industry through executive roles