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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Jack Lee
Actor
John Tranter
Australian poet
Bill Noonan
Michael Hudson
Australian navy officer
Bernard Corser
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Philip Philips
Former Mayor of Auckland City
Eric Bedford
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
Patrick Ward
Australian actor
Herbert Ninaus
Austrian-Australian football player
Martin Donnelly
Race car driver
John Wegner
Opera singer
Zygmunt Garłowski
Polish footballer
Trevor Allan
Australian rugby union player
Misha Lajovic
Former Senator of Australia
Stanislav Rapotec
Australian artist
Adi Kanga
Indian civil engineer
Ann Symonds
Former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Roy Heffernan
Australian professional wrestler
David S. Clarke
Australian businessman
Reginald Allen
Australian cricketer
Bruce Barry
Author
Al Thomas
Actor
Dulcie Holland
Australian composer
Darby Munro
Australian jockey
Greedy Smith
Vocalist
Frank Moorhouse
Australian writer
Chitra Fernando
Writer
Terry Bourke
Australian author
Duncan McGuire
Australian musician
Megan Williams
Model
John Spender
Australian Politician
George Edward Rich
Australian lawyer
Camilla Ah Kin
Australian actress
Johnny Ashcroft
Australian singer
Dal Stivens
Australian writer
Nigel Butterley
Australian composer
Eric J. Sharpe
Lance Peters
Film writer
Caroline Jones
Singer
James Dooley
American film score composer
Edwin Lusher
Australian judge
Nathan Berry
Jockey ‧ Tommy Berry's brother
Maria Parkes
Henry Parkes' sister
Joy Hruby
Australian actress and entertainer
James Everard Home
Navy officer ‧ Everard Home's son
Marjorie Cox Crawford
Australian tennis player
Louis d'Orléans, Prince of Condé
Member of the House of Orleans