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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William Champ
Former Premier of Tasmania
Dutch Tilders
Australian singer-songwriter
Gerda Nicolson
Australian theatre actress
Maria Korp
Feb 13, 2005 – Aug 5, 2005
Ian Rilen
Australian musician
Guilford Bell
Australian architect
Allan Browne
Australian drummer
Cyril Vosper
Shaw Neilson
Australian poet
Frank Gallacher
Actor
Harry Chauvel
Senior officer
John Lanchbery
Australian-English composer
Magnus Cormack
Former President of the Australian Senate
Edmond Hogan
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Owen Dixon
Former Chief Justice of Australia
Frank Gavan Duffy
Australian judge
Ninian Stephen
Australian judge
A. G. L. Shaw
Australian historian
Peter Adams
Australian-New Zealand actor
Sybil Craig
Australian painter
Lionel Lindsay
Australian artist
Betty Jeffrey
Australian writer
Madeleine Riewoldt
Nick Riewoldt's sister
Solrun Hoaas
Screenwriter
Philip Stainton
British actor
Willem van Otterloo
Dutch conductor
Peter Gavin Hall
Australian researcher
Vali Myers
Australian artist
Dorothy Porter
Australian poet
Guido Lorraine
Polish actor
Andrew Sayers
Australian curator
Malcolm McIntosh
Australian scientist
Billy Murdoch
Australian cricketer
Tim Hemensley
Australian bass guitarist
Wendy Saddington
Australian singer
Roy Grounds
Architect
S. T. Gill
Australian artist
Augie Auer
Scientist
Dean Turner
Australian musician
John "Snowy" Cutmore
Jack Patten
Australian journalist
Frank Beaurepaire
Former Lord Mayor of Melbourne
Percy Beames
Australian cricketer
Derek Percy
Marcus Clarke
Australian novelist
Leonid Satanovskiy
Actor
Myra De Groot
British theatre actress
