a clinician, to medical education in Tasmania, and to professional societies. Geoffrey Arnold Churack – For significant service to the community through philanthropic support for medical research, education and sporting groups, and to the retail automotive sector. Vicki Clitheroe – For significant service to the community, particularly to the visual arts, through support for emerging artists, cultural organisations and youth. Edwin Thomas Codd – For significant service to architecture, industrial design and to the built environment, to education, and to professional institutes. Emeritus Professor Denis Ivan Crane – For significant service to education in the field of biochemistry and molecular biology, as an academic and researcher, and to scientific bodies. Maya Alexa Cranitch – For significant service to education, to teaching English as a second language, through educational programs for refugees, and to social justice. Colin Creighton – For significant service to environmental science and natural resource management, particularly to marine biodiversity, coastal ecology, fisheries and sustainable agriculture. Harold Geoffrey Davis – For significant service to the fire protection and security industry, to technology development, as an engineer, and to defence industry capability. Mary Therese Draper – For significant service to community health as a consumer advocate through contributions to delivery standards and governance, and to stakeholder engagement. Dr Johannes Hendrik Drielsma – For significant service to the commercial forestry industry, to sustainable management practices and certification programs, and to professional bodies. Adjunct Professor Ian Maxwell Dunn – For significant service to the law, to legal standards, education, and specialist accreditation, and as a practitioner in the areas of negotiation and dispute resolution. Christopher Robin Eckermann – For significant service to the telecommunications industry through roles in broadband infrastructure and network development, and to the energy supply sector. The Hon Richard Francis Edmonds – For significant service to the judiciary, particularly through the Federal Court of Australia, to revenue and taxation law, and to the legal profession. Patricia Ann Elliott – For significant service to education in the Northern Territory, particularly to children in remote areas, and to the community of Katherine. Professor Susan Leigh Elliott – For significant service to education as an academic administrator, as a clinician in the field of gastroenterology, and to educational institutions in the Asia-Pacific. David Nathan Flanagan – For significant service to the mining sector through a range of roles, to higher education, to philanthropy, and to the community. Gregory Robert Fletcher –