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, ...
People died in Australia (First 49 people) - Page 20
Connie Johnson
American baseball player
Irene Crespin
Australian geologist
David Irvine
Australian diplomat
Darrell Tryon
New Zealand linguist
Stephen Wurm
Australian linguist
David P. Craig
Arthur Birch
Australian chemist
David Fairbairn
Former Minister for Defence of Australia
Lourens Baas Becking
Dutch botanist
Godfrey Stevens
Boxer
Hugh Roberton
Former Minister for Families and Social Services of Australia
Terry Gathercole
Australian breaststroke swimmer
Bobbie Heine Miller
South African tennis player
Albert Jaime Grassby
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
John Percival Tate
Former Senator of Australia
Tony McMichael
Australian epidemiologist
Thomas Faunce
Leslie Melville
Australian economist
Lee-Lee Chan
Jackie Chan's mother
Richard Woolcott
Former Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Australia
Douglas Vincent
Australian military officer
James Jupp
Australian author
David Evans
Director
David Campbell
Poet
Arthur Tange
Former Secretary of the Department of Defence of Australia
Marshall Napier
New Zealand actor
Geoffrey Brennan
Philosopher
Will Steffen
Chemist
Loek van Mil
Professional baseball player
Keith Hancock
Musician
Ian Murray Mackerras
Entomologist
Otto Frankel
Austrian-Australian geneticist
Peter Gelling
Musician
Pattie Menzies
Robert Menzies' wife
Margaret Frankel
New Zealand painter and potter
Steve Folkes
Australian coach
John Gibson Paton
Missionary
Beatrix Waring McCay
Barrister
Rod McGregor
Australian rules footballer
Thomas Givens
Politician
Ted Alley
Jack Harry
Australian cricketer
Edmund Kennedy
Explorer
Captain Thunderbolt
Bushranger
Ted Glossop
Johnny Raper
Australian footballer
Bill Sidwell
Australian tennis player