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 36
Steve Hutchins
Australian Senator
Tony Mulvihill
Australian Politician
Frank Cooper
Former Premier of Queensland
Frank Arthur Cooper
Former Premier of Queensland
Dwight Ritchie
Australian boxer
Ursula McConnel
Anthropologist
William Bridgeford
Senior officer
Graeme Hole
Australian cricketer
Don Bradman
Australian cricketer
John Darling Sr.
Politician
Francis Xavier Gsell
Australian missionary
Dan Frawley
Canadian ice hockey player
Lavington Glyde
Politician
Thomas Playford II
Former Premier of South Australia
Denis Cordner
Diplomat
Jim Crowe
Australian rules football player
Peter Steele
Australian poet
Bill Hunter
Australian actor
Leon Morris
Australian scholar
Graham Kinniburgh
Richard Pratt
Australian businessman
B. A. Santamaria
Journalist
Wilfrid Kent Hughes
Former Minister for the Interior of Commonwealth of Australia
Jane Sutherland
Australian painter
Max Meldrum
Australian artist
Stanley Savige
General
Ted Rowell
Footballer
Joe McShane
Australian rules footballer
William Higgs
Australian Politician
Gerald Brosnan
Australian rules footballer
Allan Belcher
Australian rules football player
Thomas MacFarland Cherry
Australian mathematician
Hyllus Maris
Australian activist
Louis Kahan
Australian artist
Reg Jackson
Former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police
Albert Hartkopf
Australian cricketer
Allan Geddes
Phonse Kyne
Australian rules football player
James Menzies
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Robert Holmes à Court
Australian entrepreneur
Dunc Gray
Australian cyclist
Carl Bleazby
Actor
Bert Oldfield
Australian cricketer
Harry Turner
Australian Politician
Sydney Herring
Betty Archdale
English pedagogue
Ellice Nosworthy
Australian architect
