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Order of Australia

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Oct 30, 2026

IzzyHOST
0:18
No worries.
IzzyHOST
0:19
So while I'm talking about that prestigious stuff that I've stalked, I'm going to read it out so I don't get any of it wrong, all right? But we have Simone Patterson, who is an Order of Australia medalist, founder of Century Refuge, CEO, which is for women, children and pet refuge.
IzzyHOST
0:33
an ex this is where we go an ex-correctional officer in the 80s and 90s in new south wales and sydney now i'm looking forward to some of these stories in this regard and the important thing in all of this is due to serious incidents that did occur during your time working there in 2024 you took the matter to court for sexual assault and you had a successful verdict in that so we're going to go into a lot of conversation about all those things today but like all my podcasts go Again, thank you for coming in.
IzzyHOST
1:05
And let's talk about a young Simone.

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IzzyHOST
84:15
But I have so many things that I'm just, I'm so curious at.
IzzyHOST
84:20
And one of those things as well is what I mentioned on the introduction.
IzzyHOST
84:24
Order of Australia medalist.
IzzyHOST
84:27
How does that happen?
Jill BartlettGUEST
56:36
Now, how does
JoshHOST
56:37
one get an OAM?
Jill BartlettGUEST
56:41
Well, I don't know how, I sort of know how it happened.
Jill BartlettGUEST
56:47
Some of the people at Ferry thought I deserved to be acknowledged for all of my work over the years.
Tyler ReddickADVERTISER
57:10
you.
Jill BartlettGUEST
57:11
And anyway, in 2017 I was nominated.
Jill BartlettGUEST
57:15
Well, no, it must have been 2016 I was nominated because I actually was awarded the OAM on Australia Day in 2017.
Jill BartlettGUEST
57:21
Wow.
Lottie RaeHOST
34:42
He becomes a character that people recognise even if they've never actually been to Birdsville.
Lottie RaeHOST
34:47
And in 2011, Fred Brophy receives a Medal of the Order of Australia.
Camo HilderHOST
34:54
Really? Mm-hmm.
Camo HilderHOST
34:55
For blueing?
Lottie RaeHOST
35:00
Oh, there you go.
Lottie RaeHOST
35:03
And camo for context.
Lottie RaeHOST
35:04
Other people that have an Order of Australian Medal are Olivia Newton-John, Ian Thorpe, Cathy Freeman, et cetera.
Camo HilderHOST
35:10
Marty Haynes.
John CampbellHOST
3:51
You've got the, I always get this wrong, the medal's called, is it the Australia medal you've been awarded? No, it's
Robert ClancyGUEST
3:57
the Order of Australia.
John CampbellHOST
3:58
Order of Australia.
John CampbellHOST
3:59
My apologies and such disrespect to every Australian.
John CampbellHOST
4:03
No disrespect intended whatsoever.
John CampbellHOST
4:05
Order of Australia.
John CampbellHOST
4:06
I must learn that.
John CampbellHOST
4:07
I'm going to write that down.
Danielle ColleyHOST
1:07
She helped bring in paid maternity leave at Westpac in 1995, one of the first listed companies in Australia to do so.
Danielle ColleyHOST
1:16
She is a member of the Order of Australia and was named one of 2025's Global Women of Influence.
Danielle ColleyHOST
1:24
Today, we're talking about what it costs to be powerful in public, but small in private, and what it takes to finally cut away what is no longer yours to carry.
Danielle ColleyHOST
1:36
Let's get to the podcast.
Louka ParryHOST
0:23
He was the head of the Australian Council for Educational Research from 1998 to 2024.
Louka ParryHOST
0:29
He was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia for his contributions to education.
Louka ParryHOST
0:34
And he has been involved in many studies.
Louka ParryHOST
0:36
But one that's quite interesting we'll talk about is the 2023 study of high performing school systems for the US National Center on Education and the Economy.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:41
After 7.30, our Wellness Wednesday special guest, Duncan Armstrong.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:46
OAM.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:47
Thank you very much.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:48
Up next, the NRL headlines.

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Jimmy SmithHOST
66:28
I can't wait to ask questions of our next guest.
Jimmy SmithHOST
66:30
Duncan Armstrong won the gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics in the 200 metres freestyle.
Jimmy SmithHOST
66:35
It is Duncan Armstrong OAM.
Jimmy SmithHOST
66:38
And he's got some important news to tell us about the Australian supplement industry for our Wellness Wednesday.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:11
After 7.30, our Wellness Wednesday special guest, Duncan Armstrong.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:16
OAM.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:17
Thank you very much.
Jimmy SmithHOST
25:18
Up next, the NRL headlines.
Toby MaloneNARRATOR
0:38
Lindy has been artistic director of such internationally renowned festivals as the Sydney Festival, the Four Winds Festival, the Perth Festival and 10 Days on the Island, the latter two at which she mentored our beloved Georgia Malone.
Toby MaloneNARRATOR
0:54
Lindy has won a Helpman Award as a director, is a member of the Order of Australia, and has shifted her attention to cultivating the arts in rural communities.
Toby MaloneNARRATOR
1:04
Joining Lindy today is Anne Dunn, Executive Director and Co-CEO of the Sydney Theatre Company.
Toby MaloneNARRATOR
1:10
for a long chat about what is important to them, the vitality of a strong team, and the way arts impacts communities.
Jonathan BigginsGUEST
3:41
No, he just doesn't like the fanfare.
Jonathan BigginsGUEST
3:43
He turned down the Order of Australia.
Jonathan BigginsGUEST
3:45
He's not going to write an autobiography.
Jonathan BigginsGUEST
3:48
He doesn't really like all the trinkets and the plaudits.

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