Australia
The Australia men's national soccer team represents Australia in international men's soccer. Officially nicknamed the Socceroos, the team is controlled by the governing body for soccer in Australia, ...
People born in Australia (First 49 people) - Page 249
Ross Strudwick
Phillip Dutton
Australian equestrian
Charles Cholmondeley
Military officer
Francis Henry Walsh
Former Premier of South Australia
Frank Walsh
Film art director
Ted Mattner
Former President of the Australian Senate
Mat Mladin
Australian motorcycle racer
Ray Herring
Reginald Spencer Browne
Journalist
Shaun Leane
President of the Victorian Legislative Council
Jack Dyer
Australian rules football player
Ronald Conway
Australian psychologist
James Hamlyn Willis
Australian botanist
Fiona Hall
Australian artist
Graeme Bradley
Ken Sutcliffe
Australian journalist
Mirza Muratovic
Football player
Percy Hornibrook
Australian cricketer
Courtney Neale
Australian cricketer
Braith Anasta
Rugby league stand-off
DBC Pierre
Author
Banjo Paterson
Australian poet
David Lyons
Rugby union player
James Maloney
Rugby league stand-off
Neville Smith
British screenwriter
Shannon Noll
Australian singer-songwriter
George Finch
Australian chemist
Jack Wighton
Rugby league rugby centre
Kenneth Slessor
Australian poet
Roy Bull
Billy Bevan
Australian film actor
Mark Furze
Australian actor
Nathan Burns
Footballer
Robbie Abel
Rugby player
Garret Crossman
Wendy McCarthy
Australian businesswoman
John Sumegi
Olympic athlete
Darren Britt
Graeme Moad
Australian chemist
Tameka Yallop
Australian soccer player
Jason Belmonte
Australian bowler
David Codey
Albert Gardiner
Former Senator of Australia
John Howse
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives ‧ Neville Howse's son
John Patrick Hamilton
Armed force officer
John Porch
Australian olympic athlete
Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
Rugby league lock
