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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Mungo Ballardie MacCallum
Australian journalist
Norman Kaye
Australian actor
Esben Storm
Danish-Australian actor
Dudley Simpson
Australian composer
Googie Withers
Entertainer
Peter Sumner
Australian actor
Roger Mirams
New Zealand film producer
Patrick White
British-Australian writer
Stuart Challender
Australian conductor
Bobby Limb
Australian entertainer
Tony Osborne
Musical composer
Max Phipps
Australian actor
Henry Kendall
Australian author
Ellis Bent
Judge
Victoria Shaw
American singer
Russell Drysdale
Australian artist
Ken G. Hall
Australian film producer
Charles Harper Bennett
Photographer
Bart Cummings
Horse trainer
Belinda Emmett
Australian actress
Albie Thoms
Australian film director
Andrew Lesnie
Australian cinematographer
Lionel Bowen
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
Clive Shakespeare
Australian-English guitarist
Clarence G. Badger
American film director
Yoram Gross
Australian producer
John Warwick
Australian actor
Chips Rafferty
Australian actor
Desmond Tester
Film actor
Ken Thornett
Rugby league player
Jon Mannah
Rugby league rugby prop
Nick Enright
Australian dramatist
Mick Young
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Varney Parkes
Australian Politician ‧ Henry Parkes' son
Nora Heysen
Australian artist
Frank Hodgkinson
Australian painter
Joshua Smith
American professional basketball player
Richard Wherrett
Australian theatre director
Michael Laurence
Australian actor
Alex Buzo
Australian playwright
Ross Higgins
Australian character actor
Billy Thorpe
Australian singer-songwriter
Peter Sculthorpe
Australian composer
Marit Allen
Journalist
Leonard Teale
Australian actor
Peter Archer
Former Solicitor General for England and Wales
Hayes Gordon
American actor
