University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne is a public research university located in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1853, it is Australia's second oldest university and the oldest in Victoria.
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Nick McKenna
Australian Politician
Gillian Dobbie
New Zealand computer scientist
Peter Karmel
Australian economist
Rahim Razali
Malaysian actor
Rona Chandrawati
Researcher
Goff Letts
Former Member of the Parliament of the Northern Territory
Margaret Blackwood
Botanist
Alan Jarman
Former Member of the Australian Parliament
Alan Missen
Australian Politician
Melissa Anne Wake
Christos Pantelis
Charles Hoadley
Australian geoscientist
Katya Crema
Australian freestyle skier
Kathryn Kemper
Researcher
William Haworth
Australian Politician
Daniel Assange
Julian Assange's son
Marita Cheng
James P. Gorman
Chief Executive Officer of Morgan Stanley
Warwick Parer
Former Australian Senator
Neil Brown
Australian Politician
Paul Cox
Dutch-Australian filmmaker
Charles Coppel
Former barrister
Brendan Murphy
Secretary of the Department of Health of Australia
Ong Eng Guan
Former Minister for National Development of Singapore
Patricia Clarke
Writer
Christos Tsiolkas
Australian author
Nancy Underhill
Art historian
Pip Pattison
Psychologist
Shane Connor
Australian actor
Macfarlane Burnet
Australian virologist
Ray Groom
Former Premier of Tasmania
Sean Godsell
Australian architect
Janet Rice
Australian Politician
Simon Marginson
Author
Ahmed Fahour
Australian banking executive
Pam Peters
Linguist
Jenny Macklin
Australian Politician
Randeep Hooda
Indian actor
Richard Wynne
Australian Politician
Ernie Althoff
Australian musician
David Crawshay
Australian rower
Dylan Lewis
Australian television host
Owen Dixon
Former Chief Justice of Australia
Jim Short
Former Senator of Australia
Samantha Disbray
Researcher
Davis McCaughey
Former Governor of Victoria
Sherryl Garbutt
Australian Politician
