List of Australian campaign medals

• Queen's South Africa Medal
• King's South Africa Medal

• 1914 Star
• 1914–15 Star^{[note 1]}
• British War Medal
• Mercantile Marine War Medal
• Victory Medal
• Naval General Service Medal 1915–62^{[note 2][note 3]}
• General Service Medal 1918–62^{[note 2][note 3]}

• 1939–45 Star
• Atlantic Star^{[note 4]}
• Air Crew Europe Star^{[note 4]}
• Arctic Star^[1]
• Africa Star
• Pacific Star^{[note 5]}
• Burma Star^{[note 5]}
• Italy Star
• France and Germany Star^{[note 4]}
• Defence Medal
• War Medal, 1939–45
• Australia Service Medal 1939–45

• Australian Active Service Medal 1945–1975^{[note 3]}
• Korea Medal
• United Nations Service Medal for Korea^{[note 6]}
• Naval General Service Medal 1915–62^{[note 2][note 3]}
• General Service Medal 1918–62^{[note 2][note 3]}
• General Service Medal 1962^{[note 3]}
• Vietnam Medal
• Vietnam Logistic and Support Medal^{[note 7]}
• Australian Active Service Medal^{[note 3]}
• International Force East Timor Medal (INTERFET)
• Afghanistan Medal
• Iraq Medal
• Australian Service Medal 1945–1975^{[note 3]}
• Australian General Service Medal for Korea
• Australian Service Medal^{[note 3]}
• Rhodesia Medal

• Australian Operational Service Medal - Border Protection
• Australian Operational Service Medal - Greater Middle East Operation
• Australian Operational Service Medal - Special Operations
• Australian Operational Service Medal - Counter Terrorism/Special Recovery
• Australian Operational Service Medal - Africa
• Australian Operational Service Medal - Civilian

Foreign awards commonly awarded to Australians for campaign service include:

NATO

• NATO Medal with 'ISAF' clasp for service with the International Security Assistance Force.
• NATO Medal with 'Afghanistan clasp for service in Operation Resolute Support.

United Nations

• UN Medal (UNFICYP, Cyprus)
• United Nations Special Service Medal (Timor Leste 2005-2006 UNOTIL)
• UN Medal (UNIIMOG, Iraq)
• UN Medal (UNTAG, Namibia)
• UN Medal (UNTAC, Cambodia)
• UN Medal (UNTSO, Middle East)
• UN Medal (UNAMIR, Rwanda)
• UN Medal (UNOSOM I, UNOSOM II and UNITAF, Somalia)
• UN Medal (UNTAET, UNTAET and UNMISET, East Timor)
• UN Medal (UNMIS, Sudan)
• UN Medal (UNMISS, South Sudan)

20th Century

• Multinational Force and Observers Medal (Multinational Force and Observers)
• Vietnam Campaign Medal (South Vietnam)
• Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia)
• Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait) - Not Authorised for wear on uniform, only as a keepsake.
• Gulf Medal (United Kingdom) awarded for service with British units.
• Pingat Jasa Malaysia (Malaysia)
• Timor Leste Solidarity Medal (East Timor)
• Southwest Asia Service Medal (United States) for service with US units in Operations Desert Shield or Desert Storm.

• Jordan International Police Training Center Medal JIPTC (Jordan 2003-2007) for training 32,000 members of the post-war Iraqi Police Service in Jordan ^[2]

21st Century

• Iraq Medal (United Kingdom) awarded for service with British units.
• Ebola Medal for Service in West Africa (United Kingdom)

Permission for formal acceptance and wearing of foreign awards is given by the Governor-General on the recommendation of the Prime Minister or the Minister responsible for Australian honours.^[3]

• Australian Honours Order of Precedence
• British campaign medals
• New Zealand campaign medals

• Australian Issue of UN Medals