University of Technology Sydney
The University of Technology Sydney is a public research university located in Sydney, Australia. Although its origins are said to trace back to the 1870s, the university was founded in its current form in 1988.
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Angus Gardner
Australian referee
Tanya Plibersek
Minister for the Environment of Australia
Martin Bean
Vice-Chancellor of RMIT University
Yang Hengjun
Australian novelist
Morris Iemma
Former Premier of New South Wales
Hotman Paris Hutapea
Indonesian lawyer
Craig Thomson
Scottish football player
Lily Serna
Australian mathematician
Auston Lam
Singaporean presenter
Jaleel SeveDerbas
Judith Beveridge
Australian poet
Jenny Leong
Legislator
Lara Pitt
Australian television presenter
Baxter Holt
Cricketer
Daniel Mookhey
Member of Legislative Council of New South Wales
Jan Fran
Australian journalist
Jo BrigdenJones
Olympic athlete
Josh Goot
Kathryn Eisman
Journalist
Lucinda Whitty
Olympic athlete
John Dale (writer)
Australian author
Marc Rosenberg
American screenwriter
Alister Munro Campbell
Australian rugby union player
Christine Piper
Australian author
Auston Lam
Singer
Lee Chan-oh
South Korean chef
George Savvides
Cypriot-Greek lawyer
Jacqueline Kent
Valencia Herliani Tanoesoedibjo
Indonesian businesswoman
Brooke Boney
Australian journalist
Dan Fallshaw
Australian filmmaker
Stephen O'Doherty
Australian Politician
Wendy Machin
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
M Mozammel Hoque
Researcher
Margaret Simons
Australian journalist
Alister Campbell
Australian rugby union player
Harry Aveling
Australian translator
Anthony Burke
Australian author
Ndiritu Muriithi
Governor of the County of Laikipia
Angela Herliani Tanoesoedibjo
Deputy Minister for Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia
Om Swami
Author
Danielle Small
Australian soccer player
Hatice Gunes
Turkish computer scientist
Susan Templeman
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Natasha Maclaren-Jones
Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Coco Yuen
Singer
Amber Sherlock
Australian journalist
