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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Joy Westmore
Australian actress
Tommy Dysart
Television actor
Solomon Shulman
Belarusian writer
Stuart Spencer
Australian rules footballer
David Hains
Australian businessman
Matt Rendell
Australian rules footballer
Karlis Ozols
Chess master
James Fowler
Scottish football manager
Ron Barassi
Australian rules football player
Gerhard Schulz
German writer
Harold Wood
Australian minister and educator
Lily Dampier
Actress ‧ Alfred Dampier's daughter
Edward Wienholt
Former Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Suleiman Abdul Rahman
Former Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia
Peter Costigan
Former Lord Mayor of Melbourne
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Margaret Wirrpanda
Margaret Cilento
Australian painter
John Darling Jr.
Former Leader of the Opposition of South Australia
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Musical artist
Ivy Brookes
Georgiana McCrae
Australian painter and diarist
Merlyn Myer
Sidney Myer's wife
Pattie Deakin
Alfred Deakin's wife
Thomas à Beckett
Australian solicitor and judge
Jeremy John Simon
Edward Wise
Judge
Sir Rupert Clarke
Australian soldier and businessman
Gordon Vereker
British diplomat
Herbert Brookes
Former Commissioner-General for Australia in the United States of America
Dudley Le Souef
Ornithologist
François-Louis Laporte, comte de Castelnau
French naturalist
Gladys Reynell
Potter
David Tonkin
Former Premier of South Australia
Selwyn Porter
General
Will Stuckey
Bryce Gaudry
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
David O'Halloran
Frank Gardner
Motorsports racing driver
Sidney Baillieu Myer
Australian philanthropist
John Waddington
Colonial administrator
Maude Bonney
Australian aviator
Mary Hardy
Australian television presenter
Harry Trott
Australian cricketer
Charlie Ricketts
Australian rules footballer
Roy Park
Australian cricketer
David Charleston
Former Member of the Legislative Council of South Australia