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 69
Stuart Holthusen
Football player
Sulu Tone-Fitzpatrick
New Zealand netball player
Talia Bennett
New Zealand model
Taylor Howden
New Zealand rugby player
Terence Seu Seu
Terry Jarvis
Cricket player
Terry Locke
New Zealand poet
Gary Hurring
Former swimmer
Thomas Ashby
Mayor
Tim Nanai-Williams
New Zealand rugby union player
Tina Shaw
New Zealand author
Tom Ashley
Sailor
Tristan Thode
New Zealand figure skater
Tyla Hepi
Victoria Spence
New Zealand television actress
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto
Australian rugby union player
William Liley
New Zealand medical practitioner
paul wiseman
New Zealand cricketer
Zac Williams
New Zealand cyclist
Liza Hunter-Galvan
Devon Manchester
Olympic athlete
Jared Panchia
Eddie Aholelei
Rugby union prop
Sue Maroroa
Jacob Pierce
Rugby union player
Murray Taulagi
Nicky Coles
Andrew Maʻilei
Rugby union player
Chris Smylie
New Zealand rugby union player
Geoff Daniela
Rugby league rugby centre
Taniela Tuiaki
Rugby league wing
Colin Craig
New Zealand businessman
Jesse Arthars
Rugby league player
Philippa Gould
Former backstroke swimmer
Keith Buttle
New Zealand Politician
Alfred Bessell-Browne
Military personnel
Paul Staladi
Rugby union player
Semisi Telefoni
New Zealand rugby union player
Matt Vaega
New Zealand rugby player
Walter Argus
New Zealand rugby union player
Brett Leaver
New Zealand olympic athlete
Anne Ingram
New Zealand writer
Stella Brennan
New Zealand artist-curator
Alison Grant
Association football player
Tanya Robyn Batt
Author
Barbara Rae-Venter
American genealogist
Robert Muldoon
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand