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 76
Michael Kmit
Painter
Don Roach
Australian rules footballer
Stuart Wenham
Eric Willis
Former Leader of the Opposition in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Jack Ashley
Australian footballer
Stan Malin
Australian rules footballer
Queenie Paul
Theatrical producer
Gordon McDougall
Australian actor
Carmen Rupe
Carlo Salteri
Australian businessman
Patricia Carlon
Australian fiction writer
Béla Berger
Hungarian chess master
John MacGillivray
Voyager ‧ William MacGillivray's son
Ivo Prskalo
Australian footballer
Rodney Bell
Actor
George Molnar
Cartoonist
Frank Devine
New Zealand-Australian journalist
Sándor Rozsnyói
Hungarian olympic athlete
John Bluthal
Television actor
Jonathan Coleman
Television presenter
Charlie Bell
American professional basketball player
Peter Ruehl
American-Australian columnist
Sheila Mary Helpman
Actor
Jeanne Little
Australian entertainer
Brian Probyn
Cinematographer
Ernst Betche
German botanist
Gerard Krefft
Paleontologist
William Branwhite Clarke
Geoscientist
Edward Pierson Ramsay
Australian ornithologist
Arthur Gietzelt
Former Senator of Australia
Ruby Payne-Scott
Australian astronomer
Joan Long
Australian film producer
Oliver MacDonagh
Arch Nicholson
Australian film director
Brian Henderson
Australian radio personality
Bertie Wright
British actor
Russell Dunlop
Australian musician
Mike Bailey
Canadian professional wrestler
P. R. Stephensen
Australian writer
George McRae
Architect
Vivienne Knight
Screenwriter
Jack Crawford
English cricketer
Don Burrows
Australian musician
George Freeman
Bookmaker
Carmen Duncan
Australian actress
Margaret Benyon
British artist
Fred Krahe
Australian police officer
