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 died in Au (First 49 people) - Page 244
George McLeay
Australian Politician
Edric Bastyan
British officer
John Downer
Former Premier of South Australia
John McConnell Black
Botanist
Charles Thomas McGlew
Bob Francis
Australian radio presenter
Josiah Symon
Former Attorney-General of Australia
Charles Hervey Bagot
Paddy Glynn
Former Minister for Home Affairs of Australia
Frank Blevins
Former Deputy Premier of South Australia
Rosemary Wighton
Australian editor
John Acraman
Businessman
Robert Bungey
Jackie McKeever
American actress
Maritza Martin
Kingdon Gould Jr.
American diplomat
Jack Titus
Australian rules football player
Evelyn Scott
Activist
W. T. Goodge
Writer
Stan Zemanek
Australian television presenter
Raymond Longford
Australian film director
Mary MacKillop
Australian religious sister
Kenneth Slessor
Australian poet
Phillip Parker King
Explorer
William Wardell
Civil engineer
Anne Conlon
Bert Hopkins
Australian cricketer
George Throssell
Political figure
Jack Renshaw
Former Premier of New South Wales
Bob Hawke
Former Prime Minister of Australia
Alan Bellhouse
Australian mathematics teacher and musician
Harry Redford
Australian bushranger
Ningura Napurrula
Australian artist
Dorothy Napangardi
Australian artist
Galarrwuy Yunupingu
Australian activist
Richard Chaffey Baker
Former President of the Australian Senate
Sir Richard Baker
Former President of the Australian Senate
Catherine Helen Spence
Australian author
Don Dunstan
Former Premier of South Australia
Lionel Hill
Former Premier of South Australia
Charles P. Mountford
Australian anthropologist
Anton Kolig
Austrian painter
Franz Wiegele
Artist
Alfa Yaya of Labé
Renaud V de Pons
Renaud IV de Pons
Mauro Cabeção
Brazilian former footballer
