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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George Ernest Morrison
Australian journalist
Michelle de Kretser
Australian novelist
Herbert Feith
Australian scholar
Phillip Law
Australian scientist
Weary Dunlop
Australian surgeon
Alexander Smits
Engineer
Eloise Mignon
Australian actress
Jonathan Pila
Australian mathematician
Marty Kristian
Musician
Destiny Deacon
Australian photographer
Sophie Mirabella
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Fulvio Melia
American-Italian cosmologist
Ron Radford
Australian curator
Struan Sutherland
Australian researcher
Baru Bian
Member of Sarawak State Legislative Assembly
Raja Kamarul Bahrin
Member of the Dewan Negara
Kate Rigg
Actor
Samuel L. Braunstein
Researcher
Chester Wilmot
Australian correspondent
Rupert Bunny
Australian painter
Alexandra Flood
Australian opera singer
Andrea Coote
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Council
Elizabeth Jens
Ellen Sandell
Australian Politician
Fiona Richardson
Australian Politician
Gerard Vaughan
Former Director of the National Gallery of Victoria
Henry Slattery
Australian rules football player
Isabel Clifton Cookson
Australian botanist
Neil Hamilton Fairley
Australian physician
Alexandra Walsham
Historian
Andrew Grimwade
Australian chemical engineer
Bruce Baird
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
David Conyers
Australian author
David Michôd
Australian film director
Desmond O'Grady
Australian journalist
Frank Crean
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
H. B. Higgins
Former Attorney-General of Australia
Harold Bolitho
Australian author
Jim McClelland
Former Senator of Australia
Jodeen Carney
Member of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly
John Ormond Kennedy
Australian Politician
Josh Booth
Australian rower
Madeleine Ogilvie
Member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly
Mary Glowrey
Australian doctor
Melina Bath
Member of the Victorian Legislative Council
Muhammad Syafi'i Antonio
Indonesian economist
Peta Murphy
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
