surgeon, to medical education, and to professional medical societies. Sandra Joyce Berenger – For significant service to nursing in the field of infection prevention and control, as a clinician and consultant, and to medical associations. David John Bevan – For significant service to public administration in Queensland through oversight, accountability and administrative justice roles, and to the law. Catherine Ann Biddick – For significant service to the community through philanthropic, governance, administrative and fundraising support for health and medical research. Garth Owen Blake – For significant service to the Anglican Church of Australia, particularly to child protection policy and professional standards, and to the law. Professor Fiona Mary Blyth – For significant service to medical research and education in the field of public health, pain management and ageing, and to health policy reform. Right Worshipful Rev. Gordon Alfred Bradbery, – For significant service to local government, to the community of the Illawarra, to the mining industry, and to the Uniting Church in Australia. Lynne Patricia Bradshaw – For significant service to animal welfare at the state and national level, to live export and farm management standards, and to business. Professor George Braitberg – For significant service to medical administration and emergency medicine, to education and health system design, and to the community. Dr David Francis Branagan – For significant service to the geological sciences as an academic, researcher and author, to professional groups, and to the community. Professor Stephen William Burdon – For significant service to information technology and telecommunications, to education, to the visual arts, and to Australia-Asia cultural relations. Emeritus Professor Shelley Mary Burgin – For significant service to environmental science and education as an academic, author, and mentor, and to zoology and conservation. Dr Charles Rodney Campbell – For significant service to education, particularly to literacy, as a practitioner, academic and author. Neville John Carter – For significant service to legal education through executive roles, to the law as a practitioner, and to professional standards. Adjunct Professor Charlotte Francis Champion De Crespigny – For significant service to nursing, and to nurse education, particularly in the field of drug and alcohol care, and to Indigenous health projects. Arthur Pendrill Charles – For significant service to the primary industry sector through roles with agricultural societies, as a children's author, and to the community. Dr Colin Ross Chilvers – For significant service to medicine in the field of anaesthesia as