Queen Elizabeth II
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Country Women’s Association
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Eight Hours Day Committee
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Kadlitpinna (Captain Jack)
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Anthony Albanese
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Joseph Fisher
AIDS Council of South Australia
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George Strickland Kingston
Mary Lee
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Women’s Electoral Lobby
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Ian Purcell
Thomas John Napier
Adam Goodes
Shirley Peisley
National Trust of Australia
Bill Shorten
Australian Democrats
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Lowitja O’Donoghue
Lesbian and Gay Community Action
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Edward Stirling
Conservation Council of South Australia
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King William IV
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John Hart
Natasha Stott Despoja
The Honourable Jennifer Cashmore AM
Hieu Van Le
United Trades and Labor Council
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Lock the Gate
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Barbara Baird
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Sex Industry Network
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Australian Labor Party
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Lawrence Grayson
Steven Marshall
Isobel Redmond
Benjamin Boothby
Peter Cosgrove
Charles Richmond Glover
Thomas Playford II
Thomas Price
Andrew Alexander Kirkpatrick
Sir John Cox Bray
Dean Brown
