au
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 67
Corey Webster
American football cornerback
Damon Salesa
Vice-Chancellor of the Auckland University of Technology
Donald McIntyre
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Doug Graham
New Zealand Politician
Ben Afeaki
Rugby union prop
Dylan Brown
Albert Patrick Toetu
Rugby union player
Erin Clark
Rugby league five-eighth
Ethan Mitchell
New Zealand cyclist
Chris Donaldson
Athlete ‧ Roger Donaldson's son
Fred Lucas
New Zealand rugby player
Gabriel Reid
New Zealand actor
Gus Hart
New Zealand rugby union player
Jennifer Beck
New Zealand writer
Joan Dingley
New Zealand plant scientist
Jodie Dorday
New Zealand actress
John Barnett
Composer
John Richard Reid
New Zealand cricketer
Jonny Reid
New Zealand racing driver
Jordan Manihera
New Zealand rugby player
Kane Bentley
Katherine Glynn
New Zealand field hockey player
Kayne Vincent
New Zealand footballer
Kelsey Cottrell
Kyle Jamieson
New Zealand cricketer
Lamar Liolevave
Rugby league second row
Lauren Boyle
Swimmer
Lee Stensness
Andre Adams
New Zealand cricketer
Leon Henry
New Zealand basketball player
Liaki Moli
New Zealand rugby union player
Logan Brewer
Production designer
Lonnie Hutchinson
Artist
Luca Scimia
New Zealand football player
JJ Tasman-Jones
Cricketer
Kate Gill
Brendan Gill's daughter
Maala
New Zealand singer
Mabel Hill
New Zealand artist
Brian Donnelly
New Zealand Politician
Mark Carter
Rugby
Mark Gosche
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Mark Mayerhofler
Former rugby union player
Mark Mitchell
Australian actor
Matthew Halliday
Racing driver
Matthew Hunter
New Zealand engineer
Michael Tagicakibau
Rugby union player
Paul Goldsmith
New Zealand Politician
