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Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, Citi Australia chairman Sam Mostyn and public relations supremo Sue Cato have been recognised in the Australia Day honours.
Former Seven Network chief executive Maureen Kerridge (nee Plavsic), who died in December, was honoured, along with Australian Food and Grocery Council chief executive Tanya Barden, Kingsgate Consolidated chairman Ross Smyth-Kirk, and merchant banker Ken Allen.
In keeping with tradition for former prime ministers, Malcolm Turnbull was recognised for eminent service to the people and Parliament of Australia.Â
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Eclipx chairman and long-time banker Kerry Roxburgh and developer and MAB Corporation founder Michael Buxton were made members in the general division.
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It was the habit of apologising when she contributed at board meetings that Megan Davis wished she had recognised and eradicated earlier in her board career.
And it was Peter Beattie, former chairman of the Australian Rugby League Commission, who helped her realise she had nothing to apologise for and was on the board for a good reason.