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 71
Michael Northey
New Zealand cyclist
Peter Fatialofa
Samoan rugby union player
Steve O'Shea
Biologist
Matthew Bacon
New Zealand cricketer
Carolyn Jakobsen
Former Member of the Australian Parliament
Troy Nathan
New Zealand rugby union player
Diamond Langi
New Zealand model
Reuben Te Rangi
New Zealand professional basketball player
Sian Ruck
New Zealand former cricketer
Alando Soakai
Rugby union player
Josh Blackie
New Zealand rugby union player
Norman King
Former Minister for Social Development of New Zealand
Cam Clark
Rugby union player
Allan Fa'alava'au
Rugby union player
Toni Jeffs
Former freestyle swimmer
Richie Barnett
Rugby league player
Shona Rapira Davies
Sculptor
Bushwhacker Butch
Belgium Tuatagaloa
Rugby union player
Connelly Lemuelu
Rugby league player
Noel Cox
New Zealand priest
Mark Telea
New Zealand rugby union player
Kurt Eklund
Rugby union player
Kath Proudfoot
Ross ter Braak
New Zealand cricketer
Michael Guptill-Bunce
New Zealand cricketer
Brackin Karauria-Henry
Rugby union centre
Andy McKay
New Zealand cricketer
Tyla Nathan-Wong
New Zealand olympic athlete
Teanau Tuiono
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Barbara Edmonds
Minister of Internal Affairs of New Zealand
Iain Lees-Galloway
Former Minister of Immigration of New Zealand
Lavina Williams
Musical artist
Indiah-Paige Riley
Australian footballer
Malia Steinmetz
Football player
Bushwhacker Luke
New Zealand professional wrestler
Kirsten Fisher-Marsters
Swimmer
Onosai Tololima-Auva'a
Rugby union player
Kyle Adams
New Zealand soccer player
Greta Stevenson
New Zealand botanist
Alrie Meleisea
Boxer
Felix Kelly
New Zealand graphic designer
Luke Samoa
New Zealand rugby union player
Roy Asotasi
Rugby league prop
Colin Mathura-Jeffree
New Zealand model
Claudette Hauiti
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Sonja Yelich
New Zealand poet
