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au, or au by KDDI, is a brand marketed by KDDI in the main islands of Japan and by Okinawa Cellular in Okinawa for their mobile cellular services.
People born in Au (First 49 people) - Page 405
Gerald Preinfalk
Austrian saxophonist
Martin Pröll
Austrian athlete
Johanna Jachs
Member of the National Council of Austria
Eveline Artmann
Austrian jurist
Rainer Widmann
Politician
Ewald Brenner
Austrian association football player
Hans Weichselbaum
Austrian author
Gabriele Lackner-Strauss
Politician
Fritz Lehner
Film director
Florian Brungraber
Austrian olympic athlete
Norbert Kapeller
Politician
Reinhard Demuth
Chemist
Solveig Leithaug
Norwegian musician
Ewen Leslie
Australian film actor
Billy Smith Actor
Rugby league, born 1942
Daniel Rioli
Internet personality
Alan Seymour
Australian playwright
Michael Petkovic
Australian former goalkeeper
Jon Sivewright
Australian actor
Shirley Finn
James Condon
Australian actor
Rusty Hopkinson
Australian musician
Dom Mariani
Australian guitarist
Aaron Whitchurch
Rugby league rugby centre
Chela
Singer
Andy Petterson
Australian former soccer player
Ella Mastrantonio
Australian football player
Hughie Edwards
Australian-British armed force officer
Dee Margetts
Former Australian Senator
Paul Hasluck
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Scarlett Stevens
Australian singer
John Gerovich
Australian rules footballer
Brian Greig
Former Australian Senator
Martin Cattalini
Australian professional basketball player
Fred Chaney Sr.
Former Administrator of the Northern Territory ‧ Fred Chaney's father
Stuart Macleod
Actor
Ernest Bromley
Australian cricketer
Robin Corbett, Baron Corbett of Castle Vale
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Nick Haining
Rugby union player
John W. Handmer
Australian geographer
Bill Adams
Australian rules footballer
Louisa Hawton
Australian boxer
Olive Anstey
Australian nurse
Jeremy Sharp
Trent Rivers
Brett Dorey
Australian former cricketer
Lewis Attey
Director
