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 78
Peter Clyne
Australian lawyer
Myer Rosenblum
Australian lawyer
Jun Hong Lu
Rosemary Lassig
Australian breaststroke swimmer
Len Fox
Australian writer
Bob Batty
Greg McGirr
Former Leader of the Opposition in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
James Rogers
Australian soldier
Marshall Crosby
Australian actor
Alfred Sandor
American character actor
John Konrads
Australian freestyle swimmer
Eddie Jaku
Holocaust survivor
Bill Sheahan
Former Attorney General of New South Wales
Stanley Walsh
Film producer
Lou Vernon
Australian actor
Walter Bunning
Australian architect
Greg Mackey
Gerard Brennan
Former Chief Justice of Australia
Cyril Walsh
Australian judge
Thomas Livingstone Mitchell
Surveying
Gulliver Smith
Australian singer
Kylie Tennant
Australian novelist
Dinny Pails
Tennis player
Sir Thomas Mitchell
Surveying
Geoffry Morgan Pike
Australian author
Albert Reid
Former Senator of Australia
Chris Thomson
Director
Peter Corris
Australian historian
K. C. Ramrakha
Lawyer
Evelyn de Lacy
Australian freestyle swimmer
Gordon Samuels
Former Governor of New South Wales
Ron Cobb
American-Australian artist
Shirley Barrett
Australian film director
Dave Brown
American football quarterback
Percy Joske
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Ken Shadie
Australian screenwriter
George Bennett
New Zealand professional road racing cyclist
Edward Lawrence Wheelwright
Australian economist
Colleen Clifford
British actress
Peter Gwynne
New Zealand-Australian television actor
Patrick Dowling
English television producer
Mike Willesee
Australian journalist
Rita Hunter
British operatic soprano
Clarissa Kaye
Australian film actress ‧ James Mason's wife
David Boyd
Australian artist
Allan La Fontaine
Alfred Rolfe
Australian film director
