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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Gavan McCormack
Phongsakorn Mahapaoraya
Thai actor
Katie Stevenson
Historian
Faustina Agolley
Australian television presenter
Raewyn Connell
Australian sociologist
Alex Dyson
Australian radio presenter
Naomi Simson
Australian businessperson
Gregory D. Scholes
Nicholas Thieberger
Australian linguist
Lea Waters
Australian psychologist
Phil Harvey
Manager
Marc Feldmann
Educator
Hope Black
Mary Ellinor Lucy Archer
Australian scientist
Charlotte Anderson
Australian academic
Jeffrey Shaw
Visual artist
Mechai Viravaidya
Former Member of Senate of Thailand
Paul Edwards
Austrian-American philosopher
Takeshi Yoro
Japanese author
Edwina Cornish
Australian biologist
John Zillman
Australian meteorologist
James Riady
Indonesian businessman
Chris Godsil
Professor of mathematics
Ali Moore
Australian journalist
John Levi
Australian rabbi
Peter Koopman
Australian biologist
Stanley Argyle
Former Treasurer of Victoria
John Baker
Senior officer
Jonathan King
New Zealand film director
Ellie Blackburn
Footballer
Damian Keogh
Chief Executive Officer of Hoyts
Tzu- Nyen Ho
Singaporean visual artist
Linda Richards
American nurse
Tomasz Śpiewak
Musical composer
Paul Kelly
Singer
Barry Jones
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
John Langmore
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Lisa Cameron
Economist
Ms. Renee Fry
Economist
Elizabeth Curtain
Former Judge
Andrew Morokoff
Researcher
Ian John Macfarlane
Former Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia
Peter Toyne
Former Member of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly
Lawrence Costa
Former Member of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly
Emília Pires
Former Minister of Finance of East Timor
Michael Clyne
Australian linguist
Carmen Callil
Australian publisher
