University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne is a public research university located in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1853, it is Australia's second oldest university and the oldest in Victoria.
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Frank Macfarlane Burnet
Australian virologist
Morris West
Australian novelist
Manning Clark
Author
Clare Bowditch
Australian musician
Hamish Blake
Australian comedian
Ziggy Switkowski
Chancellor of RMIT University
Michael Salla
Australian author
Geoffrey Blainey
Australian historian
Michael E. Stone
Professor
John Monash
Australian civil engineer
Samantha Lane
Australian author
Anthony Goldbloom
Jim Cairns
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
Richard Casey, Baron Casey
Former Governor-General of Australia
Clyde Holding
Political leader
Monica Maughan
Actor
Celeste Liddle
Writer
Peter Sculthorpe
Australian composer
Gustav Nossal
Austrian-Australian researcher
Hank Nelson
Film director
Sheila Fitzpatrick
Historian
Richard Dalitz
Physicist
Alison Van Eenennaam
Myf Warhurst
Australian radio announcer
Dan Tehan
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Alan Tudge
Robert Manne
Professor
Michael Danby
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Gillon McLachlan
Chief Executive Officer of the AFL
Charles Kellaway
Australian researcher
Michelle Grattan
Australian journalist
David Vines
Australian economist
Raimond Gaita
German-Australian philosopher
Charles Goodell
Former American senator
Anna Goldsworthy
Australian writer
Penny Wright
Former Senator of Australia
Michael Sukkar
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Jane Hume
Susan Crennan
Former justice
Kenneth Hayne
Justice
Rob Moodie
Australian doctor of medicine
Hilary Charlesworth
Scholar
Peter McPhee
Australian academic
Lynne Cooke
Art curator
William J. Mitchell
Australian author
Pallavi Sharda
Actress
Ian Frazer
Australian researcher
