The University of Sydney
The University of Sydney is an Australian public research university in Sydney, Australia. Founded in 1850, it is Australia's first university and is regarded as one of the world's leading universities. The university is colloquially known as one of Australia's sandstone universities.
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Matt Comyn
CEO of Commonwealth Bank
James Gordon Legge
Soldier
Imants Tillers
Australian artist-curator
Jacques Miller
French-Australian researcher
Rod Johnson
English football player
Steve Hutchins
Australian Senator
Vernon Treatt
Australian lawyer
Glenda Adams
Australian novelist
Pam Peters
Linguist
Magdalena Roze
Australian meteorologist
Melissa Leong
Australian television host
Sabrina Houssami
Australian actress
David Throsby
Australian economist
Peter Freebody
Professor
David Bennett
Author
Jodie Speers
Australian journalist
Lawrence Nield
Australian architect
David A Muller
Researcher
Edwin Lusher
Australian judge
Bruce J. McFarlane
Economist
George Cockburn Henderson
Australian historian
Teresa Brennan
Philosopher
John Purdy
Australian chess player
Juno Gemes
Australian photographer
Maura Magnalia Madyaratri
Nurul Arifin's daughter
Vicki Kirby
Australian anthropologist
Bridget Haire
Researcher
Jane Perlez
Correspondent
Josephine Y Chau
Researcher
Deborah Street
Australian statistician
Leopold Broinowski
Journalist ‧ Gracius Broinowski's son
George W. Gibbs
New Zealand entomologist
Philip Ruddock
Andrew Garran
Australian journalist
William Charles Windeyer
Former Attorney General of New South Wales