1977 Silver Jubilee and Queen's Birthday Honours (Australia)

• Sir Colin York Syme

• Sir Arthur Harold Tange CBE – For eminent and meritorious public service.
• Colin Milton Thiele – For eminent and meritorious service to literature and education
• The Honourable John Trezise Tonkin – For eminent and meritorious service to politics and government.

• Alton McAllan Batty – For distinguished service to industry.
• Maxwell Frank Cooper Day – For distinguished service in the field of biographical research.
• George Lionel Gray – For distinguished service to medicine, particularly ear, nose and throat surgery.
• Norman Walker Lawrence – For distinguished service to the motor industry.
• Dr. William Griffith McBride CBE – For distinguished service to medicine and medical research, particularly on obstetrics and gynaecology.

• Air Commodore John Ralph Anstee
• Rear Admiral Neil Ewen McDonald
• Major General John Malcolm McNeil OBE, ED
• Commodore Dacre Henry Deudraeth Smyth
• Major General John Whitelaw CBE

• James Henry Anderson – For services to local government and the community.
• Benjamin Arthur Barnett – For services to cricket and tennis.
• Dulcie Sybil Bellhouse – For services to music.
• Leonard Stanley Blease MBE – For services to the Merchant Navy War Service League and to the sport of swimming.
• Captain Phillip James Edward Brady – For services to the maritime industry.
• Colin William Branson – For services to industry.
• Anthony David Buckley – For services to the film industry.
• Alderman Robert Wyndham Clampett – For services to local government.
• Frederick Albert Lorimer Connell – For services to the fishing industry.
• Jack Cottrill – For services to the community.
• Norman George Dalimore – For services to the community.
• Catherine Joyce Dundon – For services to women's sport.
• Dymphna Maureen Eszenyi – For services to the welfare of handicapped children.
• Charles Oscar Gardiner – For services to the Returned Services League and the community.
• Frederick Leonard Hall – For services to commerce and industry.
• Patrick John Hall – For services to the mining industry, local government and the community.
• Cecil Dengate Hensley – For services to the community and to athletics.
• John Hunter – For services to Rugby Union football.
• Ian George Hudson – For services to the community.
• Patrick Joseph Kelly – For services to athletics.
• Mary Best Lambie – For services to the Girl Guides Association of Australia.
• John Lazarus – For services to local government and the community.
• Edna Josephine Luber-Smith – For services to the community.
• Alessandro Lutero – For services to the community, particularly Italian migrants.
• Barrie Raymond Miller – For services to hospital pharmacy.
• Elena Luisa Rubeo – For services to the welfare of Italian migrants.
• William Peter Sher – For services to industry.
• Ronald George Soundy – For services to local government.
• Francis Jackson Stewart – For services to the community, particularly in the field of Aboriginal welfare.
• Andrew Nowell Walls – For services to local government and municipal administration.
• Colin James Williams ED – For services to local government, particularly to the welfare of ex-servicemen and women.
• Charles Frederick Wright – For services to the optometrical industry and to the community.

Army

• Lieutenant Colonel Stefan Eugen Abrahamffy – Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps
• Lieutenant Colonel Bruce Cricton Barrett – Royal Australian Armoured Corps
• Lieutenant Colonel John Fletcher Bertram – Royal Australian Artillery
• Colonel Edward James Compton – Australian Staff Corps
• Lieutenant Colonel John Howard Kemp – Royal Australian Engineers
• Lieutenant Colonel Leslie Mechtler ED – Royal Australian Infantry Corps

Navy

• Captain Ian Blyth James
• Captain John Lancaster
• Commander Norman Bruce Dickson

Air Force

• Group Captain Donald Charles Mazlin
• Group Captain Edward Arundel Radford
• Group Captain Gordon Stanley Zantuck

• Peter Colebrook Abbott-Young – For community service, particularly to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of S.A.
• Margaret Adeney – For voluntary services at the RAN Hospital, HMAS Cerberus.
• Richard Stanley Barwood – For community service.
• Amie Idella Hope Bishop – For community service.
• Thomas Andrew Brown – For public service.
• Pauline Coe – For service to Aboriginal children.
• Charles Vernon Joseph Dahi – For public service, particularly in providing assistance to migrants.
• Thelma Ruth Dearn – For community service.
• Mavis Merle Ebzery – For service to amateur athletics.
• Edward Condon Evans – For public service, particularly in the field of Aboriginal welfare.
• Margaret Grace Field – For service to nursing.
• John Jeffrey Foley – For public service
• Jessie Mildred Foster – For community service.
• Donald McNicol Fyfe – For service to local government.
• Phyllis Jean Gray – For community service.
• Ethel Mary Hancock – For community service.
• Henry Howard Hankin – For community service, particularly to retarded persons.
• Emanuel Linlay Harris – For service to water sport.
• Rita Howard – For community service.
• Dorothy Agnes Hughes – For community service.
• Michael Eugene Kartzoff – For community service.
• John Robert Langman – For services to local government.
• Kenneth Neilson Lincoln – For community service, particularly in the field of mental health.
• Claude Edgar McCarthy – For services to photography.
• Kenneth Laurence Payne – For service to technical education.
• Tom William Roberts – For public service.
• Louie Robertson – For community service.
• Wilfred Gordon Robinson – For community service.
• Anne Winifred Sansom – For community service.
• Betty Margaret Schofield – For service to nursing.
• Amy Schwartz – For community service.
• Archibald Llewellyn Sealey – For services to local government.
• John Barrass Thwaites – For service to conservation.
• Edwin James Vickery – For service to horticulture and community.
• Don Winton – For community service.
• Thora Wright – For service to Aboriginal children.

• The Right Honourable John Grey Gorton CH – For eminent service to the Parliament and to Australia.
• The Right Honourable William McMahon CH, MP – For eminent service to the Parliament and to Australia.

• The Honourable Kenneth William Aspery QC – For distinguished service to government.
• The Honourable Justice Robert Marsden Hope – For distinguished service to government.
• Dr. Robert James Furlong McInerney – For distinguished service to medicine.
• George Polites MBE – For distinguished service to industrial relations.

• His Eminence Cardinal James Darcy Freeman – For distinguished service to the church.

• Air Marshal James Anthony Rowland DFC, AFC – Chief of Air Staff

• Richard Bonynge – For meritorious service to the performing arts.
• William Callaghan – For meritorious public service and service to industry.
• Charles Kennedy Comans OBE, QC – For meritorious public service.
• Francis Eugene Galbally – For meritorious service to the community.
• Eber Frederick Lane – For meritorious public service.
• Thomas Molomby MBE – For meritorious service to law.
• Isaac Richard Norman MBE – For meritorious service to commerce in the field of banking.
• Dr Margery Scott-Young – For meritorious service to medicine.

• Dr Michael Anthony – For service to medicine.
• Reginald Edward Bailey DSO DFC – For public service.
• Barbara Mary Chisholm MBE – For service to education.
• John Coombe – For public service.
• Roy Daniel – For public service.
• John Grant Denton – For service to the church.
• Leonard Bertram Dommett, – For service to the performing arts.
• Rolf Harris MBE – For service to the performing arts. Revoked 2015.[2]
• Dr Ian Conrad Heinz – For public service.
• Austin Stewart Holmes – For public service.
• Laurence Reginald Killeen – For public service.
• Edward Stanley Lightly – For public service.
• Yvonne McComb – For service to the community.
• Arthur William McMichael – For public service.
• Gwenyth Valmai Meredith MBE (G. V. Harrison) – For service to the arts.
• The Reverend David Roy Merritt – For service to the community.
• Robert Money – For service to the community.
• Lyndon Charles Noakes – For public service.
• Dr Robert Cecil York Norton – For services to dentistry.
• Geoffrey Penwill Parsons – For service to the performing arts.
• John Gowar Ritchie – For service to technology.
• John Robson – For service to the community.
• William Sloan – For service to industry.
• Professor Derek Edward Tribe – For service to education.
• Peter Francis Underhill – For service to the community and to international relations.
• Gerald Unkles – For public service.
• Richard Minchin Ure MBE – For public service.
• Peter Provis Warrick – For service to politics.
• Russell John Whitmont – For service to industry.
• Guthrie Edward Melville Wilson MC – For service to education.
• William Worth – For public service.

• Alderman Henry Robert Seton Anderson – For service to local government and the community.
• Peter Nicholas Aroney – For service to the community.
• Werner Bae – For service to the performing arts.
• Matron Daphne Camilla Barrett (Mrs Frater) – For service to nursing.
• Alderman Ernest John Beaver – For service to local government and to the community.
• Eric Oscar Boyson – For service to the community.
• Sybil Joyce Boyson – For service to the community.
• John William Chegwyn – For service to sport.
• The Reverend Ronald Charles Coleman – For service to the church and to the community.
• Raymond Arthur Collins – For public service.
• John Bede Commins, of Braddon – For service to journalism.
• Dorothy Tidmarsh Coultas – For service to the community.
• Francis Hugh Cushing – For service to the community.
• Ann Patricia Dalgarno – For service to the community.
• Sister Mary Dorothea Devine – For service to nursing.
• Madena Davis Douglas – For service to the welfare of veterans
• Phillip Laurence Ferrier – For service to the community.
• Barbara Frances Garrett – For service to the community.
• Allan Gray – For public service.
• Judith Green – For service to the community.
• George Daniel Harris – For public service.
• John Norman Harvey DFC – For service to the community.
• Deaconess Winifred Margaret Hilliard – For service to Aboriginal welfare.
• Edward Henry Hincksman – For public service.
• Stanley Bland Hone – For service to aviation.
• Leonard Iles – For service to the community.
• Councillor Maurice George Jarvis – For service to local government and to the community.
• Lindsay Lewis Lock – For public service.
• Robert Emmanuel McClintock – For service to the community.
• Alderman Norman Lang McKellar – For service to local government, and to the community.
• Alderman Iris Ruby Macdonald – For service to local government and to the community.
• The Reverend George Stanley Martin – For service to the community.
• Henry Francis Monaghan – For service to technology.
• Wallis Whitefield Moore – For public service.
• Margaret Mort – For service to occupational therapy.
• Francis Claude Murphy – For service to the community.
• Jessie Ross Murray – For service to the performing arts.
• Gordon Henry Neill – For public service.
• Norman Etwell Newton – For public service.
• Alderman William Robert Nicholas – For service to local government and the community.
• Bruna Nobili – For service to the community.
• Theo Notaras – For service to the community.
• Dr Francis Sherlock Pearle – For public service.
• Dorothy Philp Pearce – For service to the community.
• The Reverend John Perkins – For service to the church.
• Leslie Phenna – For service to the welfare of veterans.
• Kevin Renton Power – For service to journalism.
• Henry Alfred Ruffell – For public service.
• Grahame Yorke Dalley Scarlett – For service to the community.
• William Charles Edward Shier – For public service.
• John McIlweaith Smith – For service to the community.
• Alan John Sweeting – For public service.
• James Linsey Tandy – For public service.
• Thomas Tycho – For service to the performing arts.
• John Robert Maxwell Walters – For service to the community and to local government.
• Mervyn Edward Werrell – For service to the community and to local government.

Royal Australian Navy

• Superintendent Donald Copp
• Lieutenant Commander Frederick Anthony Bush
• Lieutenant Commander Jack William Levy
• Lieutenant Commander Rodney Trevor Nott

Royal Australian Army

• Major John Basson Humffray, Royal Australian Corps of Transport.
• Major Alfred James Larson, Royal Australian Infantry.
• Major Peter Edward Morriss McGuinness, Royal Australian Infantry.
• Major George Francis Powell, Royal Australian Signals.
• Major Gordon Kay Richardson, Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.
• Major Terence John Smith, Royal Australian Infantry.

Royal Australian Air Force

• Captain Bruce Davies, Royal Australian Infantry
• Squadron Leader Donald Gordon Dickie
• Squadron Leader Hans Joachim Fuhrmann
• Squadron Leader Frank Korbl
• Squadron Leader Leslie Charles Watts

• Warrant Officer Raymond Laverty, Royal Australian Navy.
• Chief Petty Officer Ralph Norman, Royal Australian Navy.
• Chief Petty Officer Norman William Swinnerton, Royal Australian Navy.
• Temporary Warrant Officer Class 2 Reginald Alexander Palmer, Royal Australian Armoured Corps.
• Sergeant Alexander Francis Johns, Royal Australian Armoured Corps.
• Sergeant Kevin John Witherow, Royal Australian Army Medical Corps.
• Lance Corporal Darryl Rex Miels, Royal Australian Engineers.
• Flight Sergeant John Patrick Doran, Royal Australian Air Force.
• Sergeant Ronald Feudoloff, Royal Australian Air Force.
• Sergeant John Alexander Henson, Royal Australian Air Force.

• Reginald Wallace Bailey – For public service.
• Florence Caroline Ballhausen – For service to the community.
• Martha Margaret Susan Barany – For service to the community.
• Donald Keeling Berridge – For public service.
• Leslie William Joseph Bond – For public service.
• Eileen Marjorie Bowker – For public service.
• Paul Martin Boyce – For public service.
• Irene Mary Burke – For public service.
• Amy May Byriel – For service to the community.
• John Douglas Chamberlain – For public service.
• Harrold Owen George Chappell – South Australia. For public service.
• Sister Mary Sabina (Miss Conway) – For service to education.
• Heather Ray Coogan – For service to the community.
• Lyle Adele Dart – For service to the community.
• Wendy Marie Ey – For service to sport.
• Stephen Thomas Filmer – For service to the community.
• Keith Memory Firth – For public service.
• Margaret Eileen Fry – For public service.
• Mabel Lucretia Fuller – For public service.
• Annie Aileen Gaffney – For public service.
• Emily Mary Greenhalgh – For public service.
• Mavis Jean Hammersley – For public service.
• Lilian Emily Hillyer – For service to the community.
• Raymond Arthur Hoffman – For service to primary industry and to the community.
• Walter William Edward Honey – For public service.
• Kenneth George Lanham – For public service.
• Cecil Henry Luckhurst – For public service.
• John Walter Macauley – For public service.
• Joyce Rita McCombe – For service to the community.
• Alexander Wray McDonald – For public service.
• Albert Ernest Magor – For public service.
• Bernard Curren Masterson – For public service.
• Victor James Meehan -For public service.
• Desma Lorraine M'Eek – For public service.
• John William Seymour Mitchell – For public service.
• Ross Moody – For public service.
• Roger Clifton Moore – For service to the community.
• David Neagle – For service to the community.
• Lillian Margaret Nichols – For service to the community.
• Athol Wilson Noble – For service to the community.
• Andrew William Palm – For public service.
• Leslie James Hulbert Parker – For public service.
• Eric Thomas Parr, of Campbell – For public service.
• Imelda Theresa Payne – For public service.
• Norma Catherine Pitscheneder – For service to the community.
• Beryl Ellen Quartel – For service to the community.
• Vincent Trevor Ranson – For public service.
• Kenneth Ivan Watson Roberts – For public service.
• Gertrude Emily Salcole – For public service.
• Leslie Arthur Sayers – For service to the community.
• Janet Strang Stevenson – For public service.
• Colin Cyril Telfer – For public service.
• Councillor Kevin Bertram John Thomas – For service to the community and to local government.
• Edna Mary Thompson, of Reid – For public service.
• Maud Beatrice Turley – For service to the community.
• Lily Wainwright – For service to the community.
• William Alfred George Watson – For service to the community.
• Francis Werner – For public service.
• Mervyn Williams – For service to the welfare of veterans.
• Henry William Wiltshire – For public service.

• Lieutenant Colonel Helen Francis Adamson, Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps.
• Major Alma Therese Straube, Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps.