The Bravery Council of Australia Meeting 70 Honours List was announced by the Governor General of Australia on 2 March 2009.[1]

Awards were announced for the Star of Courage,[2] the Bravery Medal,[3] Commendation for Brave Conduct[4] and Group Bravery Citation.[5]

† indicates an award made posthumously.

Star of Courage

Star of Courage ribbon
  • Stephen William Hyland, Queensland
  • Michael Anthony Tucker, Victoria

Bravery Medal (BM)

Bravery Medal ribbon
  • Editha Aquino, Victoria
  • Michael John Chillemi, New South Wales
  • Phillip John Collins, New South Wales
  • Paul Johannes de Waard, Middelburg, Netherlands
  • Senior Sergeant Richard James Downie, Queensland Police
  • Brian Leonard Elvery, New South Wales
  • Grant James Ford, Victoria
  • Stephen Oswald Foster, Queensland
  • Daniel Garlick, Victoria
  • Benar Giawa, Indonesia
  • Sergeant Peter Thomas Gibson, New South Wales Police
  • Alan James Grant, New South Wales
  • Adiziduhu Harefa, Indonesia
  • Motani Harefa, Indonesia
  • Brendan Gerard Keilar†, Victoria
  • Senior Constable John Sione Lima, Queensland Police
  • Luke Luchetti, New South Wales
  • Craig Meaney, New South Wales
  • Barbara Joan Mitchell, Western Australia
  • Seti Eli Ndruru, Indonesia
  • Simon Nguyen, New South Wales
  • Senior Constable Anthony Charles Rodgers, New South Wales Police
  • Edward George Tamms, Western Australia
  • Rodney Newman Wells, Western Australia
  • Trent James West, Western Australia

Commendation for Brave Conduct

Commendation for Brave Conduct ribbon
  • Glendon Leigh Aitchison, Queensland
  • Sergeant Gary Charles Beling, Queensland Police
  • Stephen Charles Bennett, New South Wales
  • Selwyn John Brown, New South Wales
  • Anthony Joseph Cameron, New South Wales
  • Helen June Cowan, Western Australia
  • Stephen James Coward, Western Australia
  • Chief Petty Officer Gary Roderick Dhu, Queensland
  • Senior Constable Paul James Doherty, Queensland Police
  • Peter Henry Dubois, New South Wales
  • Brent Craig Eccles, Western Australia
  • Samuel William Edwards, Queensland
  • Paul Anthony Fitzgerald, Australian Capital Territory
  • Jane Cristy Flavel, South Australia
  • Mark David Flett, Australian Capital Territory
  • Charlie Ricky Gafa, Victoria
  • Matthew Peter Hobson, New South Wales
  • Siobhan Jackson, Victoria
  • Charles Lakey, Victoria
  • Judith Rae McAlpine, Western Australia
  • Senior Constable Daniel James McArthur, New South Wales Police
  • Constable Ray Peter Noffke, New South Wales Police
  • Gary Edward Pearce, New South Wales
  • Jeffrey Piefke, Western Australia
  • Constable Benjamin Geoffrey Radcliffe, New South Wales Police
  • Duncan James Rayward, New South Wales
  • Chief Inspector David Kenneth Robinson, New South Wales Police
  • Michael Donald Rogan, New South Wales
  • Senior Sergeant Garry John Smith, Northern Territory Police
  • Senior Constable John Robert Smith, New South Wales Police
  • Michael Thomas Sydes, New South Wales
  • Sarah Leone Thompson, New South Wales
  • Mark William Tucker, New South Wales
  • Catherine Odette Vincent, Queensland
  • Keslie Rose Zosars, New South Wales

Group Bravery Citation

Awardees comprise the crew of the Tugboat Watagan who, on 8 June 2007, went to the assistance of the Sea Confidence during the Hunter/Central Coast Storm Emergency.

  • Stephen Robert Balker
  • Captain Jack De Gilio
  • Paul Stephen Devereux
  • Leslie Harold Handicott
  • Robert William Harris
  • Steven William Parker
  • Jon Gregory Partridge
  • George William Sewell
  • Stephen Ernest Taylor

Awardees comprise the crew of the Tugboat Wickham who, on 8 June 2007, went to the assistance of the Betis during the Hunter/Central Coast Storm Emergency.

  • Murray Francis Green
  • Ashley Ian Hardy
  • Captain Aaron Jeremiah Henshaw
  • Gerard Christopher Inkston
  • Michael Arthur Miners
  • Captain Ian Robert Turnton
  • Peter James Weary
  • Thomas Pearson Wiley

References

  1. ↑ Bravery Council Honours List (2 March 2009), www.gg.gov.au
  2. ↑ Star of Courage Citations, March 2009, www.gg.gov.au
  3. ↑ Bravery Medal Citations Archived 2017-04-07 at the Wayback Machine, March 2009, www.gg.gov.au
  4. ↑ Commendations for Brave Conduct, March 2009, www.gg.gov.au
  5. ↑ Group Bravery Citation, March 2009, www.gg.gov.au
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