Australia
The Australia men's national soccer team represents Australia in international men's soccer. Officially nicknamed the Socceroos, the team is controlled by the governing body for soccer in Australia, ...
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Robert Garran
Australian lawyer
Heinz Arndt
Australian economist
Gordon Ada
Australian biochemist
Rosalie Gascoigne
Australian sculptor
Ernest William Titterton
Physicist
Jackie Fairweather
Australian triathlete
Fred Emery
Australian psychologist
Bernhard Neumann
British-German mathematician
Geoffrey Dutton
Australian author
Johnny Hawke
Roy Dowling
Commander
Ted Ringwood
Australian geophysicist
Graeme James Caughley
Kenneth Le Couteur
British physicist
Kurt Mahler
German mathematician
Frank Hassett
Australian military officer
Brudenell White
General
Adrien Albert
Author
Constance Johnston
Australian philanthropist
Siegfried Frederick Nadel
Austrian-British anthropologist
Colin Groves
Australian anthropologist
P. A. P. Moran
Statistician
Alan McNicoll
Senior officer
Roland Wilson
Musician
Diane Barwick
Canadian anthropologist
Richard Larter
Australian painter
Laurence McIntyre
Australian public servant
William Hely
Australian military commander
Hastings Harrington
Gery Scott
Entertainer
Ric Throssell
Australian diplomat
Simon Leys
Belgian writer
Jerzy Zubrzycki
Polish-Australian sociologist
Francis Ratcliffe
Klaus Moje
German-Australian artist
Jörg Schmeisser
Printmaker
Achdiat Karta Mihardja
Indonesian author
Alan Tippett
Anthropologist
Henry Burrell
Australian naval commander
John Coates
Australian general
John Howse
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives ‧ Neville Howse's son
John Mulvaney
Australian archaeologist
Keith Laught
Australian Politician
Ken Lorraway
Australian olympic athlete
John Wilton
General
Paul Wild
Australian scientist
Peter Henderson
Former Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs of Australia
