Dun
Dün was a French progressive rock band, active from 1978 to 1981, during which they played shows with Magma, Art Zoyd, Etron Fou Leloublan, and almost became a part of the short-lived Rock in Opposition grouping of bands in Europe.
People born in Dun (First 49 people) - Page 35
Olaf Ruhen
Author
Barry Cleavin
Iain Gallaway
New Zealand cricketer
James Waddell
Army officer
Pelu Taele
Rugby union player
George Dickinson
New Zealand cricketer
Ben Harrington
New Zealand olympic athlete
Gustav Legnavsky
Olympic athlete
Hamish Rutherford
New Zealand cricketer
George Gair
Former High Commissioner of New Zealand to the United Kingdom
Kieran Noema-Barnett
New Zealand cricketer
Kane Strang
New Zealand musician
Philip Connolly
New Zealand Politician
William Downie Stewart Jr
Former Minister of Finance of New Zealand
John Findlay
Former New Zealand Minister of Police
Thomas Sidey
Former Minister of Justice of New Zealand
Finn Butcher
Warwick Braithwaite
Conductor
Charles Brasch
New Zealand poet
Kendall Brown
Snowboarder
Jocelyn Harris
Author
Eion Edgar
New Zealand businessman
Lindsay Daen
New Zealand Sculptor
Clarke Johnstone
New Zealand equestrian
Sio Tomkinson
New Zealand rugby union player
Allan Dick
New Zealand Politician
Bruce Blair
New Zealand former cricketer
Elizabeth McGlinn
Film actress
Doug Bruce
New Zealand rugby union player
Mervyn Ingram
Anna Grimaldi
Olympic athlete
Raymond Hesselyn
Hamish Kerr
Athlete
Gordon Innes
Rugby union player
Hayden Allen
New Zealand former professional basketball player
Eden Carson
New Zealand cricketer
Peter Chin
Former Mayor of Dunedin
Hayden Hopgood
Rugby union player
Lizzie Rattray
New Zealand journalist
Bob Stuart
Musical artist
Sonny Moloney
New Zealand cricketer
Herbert Macandrew
New Zealand medical doctor ‧ James Macandrew's son
Robin Dods
Australian architect
Lincoln Hurring
Swimmer
Jeremy Salmond
New Zealand architect
James Murdoch Austin
New Zealand-American meteorologist
Dig Richards
Australian singer
