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 82
Ivy Wedgwood
Former Senator of Australia
William Dunstan
Armed force officer
Jack Saunders
Australian cricketer
William Watt
Australian Politician
Sidney Myer
Australian businessman
Charles Brand
Former Senator of Australia
John Mc Ewen
Former Prime Minister of Australia
Nora Clench
Edwin Tivey
Bernard Evans
Australian architect
Thomas Griffiths
General
Mary Ellinor Lucy Archer
Australian scientist
Charlotte Anderson
Australian academic
William Zeal
Former Senator of Australia
Dacre Smyth
Australian artist
Walter Bassett
Australian engineer
Walter Fellows
Cricketer
John King Davis
English-Australian explorer and navigator
William Gillies
Australian politician
Josiah Francis
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
R. M. Williams
Australian entrepreneur
Elizabeth Kenny
Australian nurse
Elsa Chauvel
Australian filmmaker
Henry Littleton Groom
Journalist
Hugh Nelson
Former Premier of Queensland
Elton Rasmussen
James Tolmie
Member of Parliament
John Fogarty
Australian politician
Jack Duggan
Legislator
Les Wood
Former Leader of the Opposition of Queensland
William Tooth
Politician
Bert Mills
Australian rules footballer
Edward Wilmot Pechey
Former Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Gilbert Eliott
Former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Donald McIntyre
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
George King
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
Mick Madsen
Herb Steinohrt
Paul Matters
Bassist
Virginia Chadwick
Former President of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Jarrod Lyle
Australian professional golfer
Bernard Gordon
Soldier
Howard Knox Ramey
William Nipper Truscott
Australian cricketer
Len Buckeridge
Australian businessman
Ian Lumsden
Rugby union player
Arnold Beitzel
