Australia
The Australia men's national soccer team represents Australia in international men's soccer. Officially nicknamed the Socceroos, the team is controlled by the governing body for soccer in Australia, ...
People died in Australia (First 49 people) - Page 1
Edward Lawrence Wheelwright
Australian economist
Bridget Gilling
Henry Lawson
Australian writer
Syd Barker Sr.
Australian rules footballer
Charlie Pannam
Footballer, born 1897
William Beazley
Former Mayor of Collingwood
Mark Moran
Criminal
Hugh V. Clarke
Australian public servant
Wally Prigg
Clyde Cameron
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Leonard Faulkner
Matthew Beovich
Religious leader
George John Robert Murray
Judge
Tristram Cary
Australian-English composer
Paul Blackwell
Australian actor
Ronald Fisher
British polymath
Ralph Tate
Botanist
John Jefferson Bray
Australian lawyer
Clarrie Grimmett
Cricketer
Graeme Hugo
Australian geographer
Serena Lake
Preacher
William Light
Surveyor
John Bannon
Former Premier of South Australia
Helen Mayo
Australian medical doctor
Dorrit Black
Australian painter
Haydn Bunton Sr.
Australian rules football player
Lance Dossor
Classical pianist
William Jethro Brown
Australian jurist
William Gosse
Explorer
Barbara Hanrahan
Australian artist
Terry Jenner
Australian cricketer
Janine Haines
Former Senator of Australia
Craig Lahiff
Australian film director
Fay Gale
Australian geographer
George Giffen
Cricketer
Laurence Schache
Neil Hawke
Australian cricketer
Baterz
Musical artist
Bella Guerin
Australian schoolteacher
Dorota Kwiatkowska
Polish actor
R. Kanagasuntheram
Sri Lankan physician
Jerzy Smolicz
Sociologist
Raymond Leane
Australian officer
Elliott Johnston
Australian jurist
Nancy Buttfield
Edward Holden's daughter
Kym Bonython
George Szekeres
Australian-Hungarian mathematician
