Adelaide

Adelaide

Adelaide is South Australia's cosmopolitan coastal capital. Its ring of parkland on the River Torrens is home to renowned museums such as the Art Gallery of South Australia, displaying expansive collections including noted Indigenous art, and the South Australian Museum, devoted to natural history. The city's Adelaide Festival is an annual international arts gathering with spin-offs including fringe and film events.

People died in Adelaide (First 49 people) - Page 2

Herbert Matthews

Herbert Matthews

Reporter

Janet Mead

Janet Mead

Australian nun

John Gillard

John Gillard

Julia Gillard's father

Quentin Kenihan

Quentin Kenihan

Australian author

Geoffrey Harcourt

Geoffrey Harcourt

Australian economist

Cecil Madigan

Cecil Madigan

Australian explorer

Augusta Zadow

Augusta Zadow


Ernst Johann Eitel

Ernst Johann Eitel


Alexander Sutherland

Alexander Sutherland

Australian philosopher

Edward Shann

Edward Shann

Economist

Gavin Brown

Gavin Brown

Australian rules football player

Bor Mabil

Bor Mabil

Awer Mabil's sister

Olive Blanche Davies

Olive Blanche Davies

Australian botanist

Dale Baker

Dale Baker

Former Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

Renfrey Potts

Renfrey Potts

Australian mathematician

Dave Dallwitz

Dave Dallwitz

Australian jazz musician

Ashley Mallett

Ashley Mallett

Australian cricketer

Ian Wilson

Ian Wilson

Musician

Bob Hammond

Bob Hammond

Australian rules football player

Graham Campbell

Graham Campbell


Tom Leahy

Tom Leahy

Footballer

John Bentham Neales

John Bentham Neales

Politician

Ernie Tuck

Ernie Tuck

Australian mathematician

Kārlis Ābele

Kārlis Ābele

Writer

Lūcijs Endzelīns

Lūcijs Endzelīns

Australian chess master

Tony Casserly

Tony Casserly

Real estate broker

Mel Brock

Mel Brock

Australian rules football player

Don Jessop

Don Jessop

Former Senator of Australia

Ray Isherwood

Ray Isherwood

Australian cricket umpire

Dean Jaensch

Dean Jaensch

Australian political scientist

Alex Hastings

Alex Hastings

Footballer

Keith Bradshaw

Keith Bradshaw

Chief Executive Officer of the South Australian Cricket Association

Robert Spence

Robert Spence

Engineer

Dominic Foreman

Dominic Foreman

Former Senator of Australia

Bob Quinn

Bob Quinn

Former Minister for Education of Queensland

Richard Kelvin

Richard Kelvin


Rod Marsh

Rod Marsh

Australian cricketer

Ted Langridge

Ted Langridge


Richard Sanders Rogers

Richard Sanders Rogers

Australian medical doctor

Francis Henry Walsh

Francis Henry Walsh

Former Premier of South Australia

Bert Hawke

Bert Hawke

Former Premier of Western Australia

Ralph Jacobi

Ralph Jacobi

Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives

Jacqueline Hick

Jacqueline Hick

Australian painter

Harriet Miller Davidson

Harriet Miller Davidson

Poet ‧ Hugh Miller's daughter

Eugen Sacharias

Eugen Sacharias

Estonian architect

Barry Jarman

Barry Jarman

Australian cricketer

Max Schubert

Max Schubert

Australian winemaker

Frank Walsh

Frank Walsh

Film art director

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