University of Newcastle
The University of Newcastle, informally known as Newcastle University, is an Australian public university established in 1965. It has a primary campus in Callaghan, a suburb of Newcastle, New South Wales. The university also operates campuses in Ourimbah, Port Macquarie, Singapore, Newcastle CBD and Sydney CBD.
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Susie Porter
Australian television actress
Steve Peacocke
Australian actor
Khaw Boon Wan
Former Minister for Transport of Singapore
Jeremy Lindsay Taylor
Australian actor
Niall Blair
Former Minister for Primary Industries of New South Wales
Tony Vinson
Former American football player
Tim Robards
Actor
Pia Steensland
Researcher
Heath Francis
Australian athlete
Arthur Sinodinos
Former Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of Australia
Miriam Allan
Australian soprano
Kirstyn McDermott
Australian writer
Fabian Kasi
Accountant
Andreas Oechsner
Professor
Mark Sargent
Rugby league player
Lee Ashton
Researcher
David Mehan
Member of New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Gunther Kress
Linguist
Yohana Yembise
Indonesian Politician
Sonia Hornery
Australian Politician
Liesl Tesch
Australian basketball player
Luke Hartsuyker
John Doyle
Theatre director
Billie Bonevski
Researcher
Gary Quinlan
Former Australian High Commissioner to Singapore
Geoffrey Samuel
Researcher
Virginia Chadwick
Former President of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Cheryl Kernot
Former Senator of Australia
James Virgili
Australian football player
John Germov
Academic
Mikey Robins
Australian media personality
Allan Morris
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Richard Denniss
Director of The Australia Institute
Elena Prieto
Mathematician
Thomas Faunce
Libby Weaver
Australian biochemist
Koo Tsai Kee
Former Member of the Singapore Parliament
Peter Kocan
Australian author
Marguerite Johnson
Author
Peter Stutchbury
Australian architect
Taylor Martin
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Patricia Forsythe
Former Australian High Commissioner to New Zealand
Nevill Drury
Australian editor
Emma L. Beckett
Michael Chamberlain
Meryl Swanson
Clayton Barr
Legislator
