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 54
Ivor Warne-Smith
Australian australian rules football player
Mary Reibey
Wally Carr
Australian boxer
Bob Gould
Australian bookseller
Francis Forbes
Justice
Arthur Coghlan
Australian rules football player
John Kettle
Australian cricketer
Eliza Emily Donnithorne
Charles Windeyer
Former Lord Mayor of Sydney
Harold Stephen
Politician
Bob Rahilly
Jane ThurgoodDove
Nancy Cato
Australian writer
Jock Sturrock
Australian yachtsman
Warren Freer
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Natasha Ablett
Gary Ablett Jr. 's sister
Mary Lee
Social activist
Mary Smith
Australian psychologist
Elizabeth Webb Nicholls
Geoffrey Reed
Justice
Samuel Way
Former Attorney-General of South Australia
Alf Miers
Australian rules footballer
Jack Londrigan
George McLeay
Australian Politician
Edric Bastyan
British officer
John Downer
Former Premier of South Australia
John McConnell Black
Botanist
Charles Thomas McGlew
Bob Francis
Australian radio presenter
Josiah Symon
Former Attorney-General of Australia
Charles Hervey Bagot
Paddy Glynn
Former Minister for Home Affairs of Australia
Frank Blevins
Former Deputy Premier of South Australia
Rosemary Wighton
Australian editor
John Acraman
Businessman
Robert Bungey
Jack Titus
Australian rules football player
Evelyn Scott
Activist
W. T. Goodge
Writer
Stan Zemanek
Australian television presenter
Raymond Longford
Australian film director
Mary MacKillop
Australian religious sister
Kenneth Slessor
Australian poet
Phillip Parker King
Explorer
William Wardell
Civil engineer
Anne Conlon
Bert Hopkins
Australian cricketer
