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 69
Arthur Greenslade
British conductor
Jerome Ehlers
Australian actor
Bernie McGann
Australian saxophone player
Gordon Piper
Australian actor
Joyce Jacobs
Australian character actress
Lennie Lower
Ruth Cracknell
Australian character actress
Winifred Atwell
Pianist
Daniel Pollock
Australian actor
David Malet Armstrong
Australian philosopher
Redmond Phillips
New Zealand actor
June Bronhill
Australian soprano
Elizabeth Riddell
Australian poet
Rosaleen Norton
Australian artist
Tanja Liedtke
Professional dancer
Andrew Plain
Australian sound designer
Charmaine Dragun
Australian broadcaster
Doc Neeson
Singer-songwriter
A. Bertram Chandler
Australian marine officer
Georgina Cookson
British film actress
Christina Stead
Australian novelist
Alan Seymour
Australian playwright
Jeff Truman
Australian television screenwriter
Ruth Park
New Zealand-Australian author
Peter Wells
High jumper
Dig Richards
Australian singer
Barry Stanton
Australian musician
Benny Fredriksson
Swedish actor
Ike Isaacs
Jazz guitarist
Paul Brickhill
Australian fighter pilot
Emily Remler
American jazz guitarist
Harry M. Miller
Australian-New Zealand promoter
Buster Fiddess
Actor
Dawn Lake
Australian comedian
Charles Perkins
Australian soccer player
Kristian Fredrikson
New Zealand-Australian costume designer
Garfield Barwick
Australian judge
Dick Thornett
Ken Catchpole
Rugby union player
Patrick Francis Moran
Cardinal
John Joseph Therry
Priest
Tom Uren
Australian Politician
John Cadman
Convict
Harry Seidler
Austrian-Australian architect
Cora Gooseberry
Allan Cunningham
Botanist
Ted Mulry
Australian singer-songwriter
