Issue Details
- 1997 – Sir Donald Bradman, one of the world's greatest cricket players
- 1998 – Australian Olympians, Betty Cuthbert, Herb Elliott, Dawn Fraser, Marjorie Jackson, Murray Rose and Shirley Strickland
- 1999 – Arthur Boyd, artist
- 2000 – The Last Anzacs, Roy Longmore, Walter Parker and Alec Campbell
- 2001 – Slim Dusty, a celebrated country music composer and performer
- 2002 – Medical Scientists, haematologist Professor Donald Metcalf, microbiologist Professor Nancy Millis, immunologists Professor Sir Gustav Nossal and Professor Peter C. Doherty, and epidemiologist and public health researcher Professor Fiona Stanley
- 2003 – Tennis Champions, Margaret Court and Rod Laver
- 2004 – Dame Joan Sutherland, world-renowned soprano opera singer
- 2005 – Fashion designers, Prue Acton, Jenny Bannister, Collette Dinnigan, Akira Isogawa, Joe Saba and Carla Zampatti
- 2006 – Barry Humphries, satirist and actor
- 2007 – Legends of Australian Horse Racing, George Moore, Roy Higgins, Bart Cummings, Bob Ingham, John Tapp and Arthur "Scobie" Breasley
- 2008 – Australian Legends of Philanthropy, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, Victor Smorgon and Loti Smorgon, Lady Mary Fairfax, and Frank Lowy
- 2009 – Australian Legends of the Screen, Cate Blanchett, Russell Crowe, Nicole Kidman, and Geoffrey Rush
- 2010 – Writers, Peter Carey (novelist), Bryce Courtenay, Thomas Keneally and David Malouf
- 2011 – Advancing equality of women, Eva Cox, Elizabeth Evatt, Germaine Greer and Anne Summers
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