Category:Companions of the Order of Australia
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Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) is awarded for eminent achievement and merit of the highest degree in service to Australia or to humanity at large.
Pages in category "Companions of the Order of Australia"
The following 113 pages are in this category, out of approximately 548 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Carlo Salteri
- Graeme Samuel
- Gordon Samuels
- John Sanderson
- Kerry Sanderson
- Kevin Scarce
- Brian Schmidt
- Margaret Scott (dancer)
- Walter D. Scott
- Harry Seidler
- Patricia Margaret Selkirk
- Nicholas Shehadie
- Peter Shergold
- John Shine
- Stephen Simpson (professor)
- Ian Sinclair
- Peter Sinclair (governor)
- Peter Singer
- Ralph Slatyer
- J. J. C. Smart
- Dick Smith (businessman)
- Maree Smith
- Victor Smith
- Victor Smorgon
- Erica Smyth
- David Henry Solomon
- Marigold Southey
- Virginia Spate
- Michael Spence (legal scholar)
- James Spigelman
- Fiona Stanley
- Glenn Stevens
- David Stevenson (admiral)
- Kerry Stokes
- Shane Stone
- Laurence Street
- Hugh Stretton
- Russell Strong
- Grant Robert Sutherland
- Joan Sutherland
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- Nan Waddy
- Nancy Wake
- Ron Walker (businessman)
- Robert Walsh (medical scientist)
- Kate Warner
- Marilyn Warren
- Robin Warren
- Ian Watt (public servant)
- Penelope Wensley
- Frederick Wheeler (public servant)
- Gough Whitlam
- Ray Whitrod
- Judith Whitworth
- Paul Wild (Australian scientist)
- Peter Wilenski
- Helen Williams (Australian public servant)
- Keryn Williams
- Ronald Wilson
- Henry Winneke
- John Winneke
- Carl Wood
- Alan Woods (public servant)
- Edward Woodward (judge)
- Roger Woodward
- Richard Woolcott
- Hal Wootten
- Neville Wran
- John Wylie (businessman)