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 3
Peter Egerton-Warburton
Explorer
Walter Howchin
Geologist
Bruce Light
Australian rules footballer
Elkin Reilly
Former australian rules football player
Sid O'Flaherty
Former Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
George Dancis
Australian basketball player
Herbert Matthews
Reporter
Janet Mead
Australian nun
John Gillard
Julia Gillard's father
Quentin Kenihan
Australian author
Geoffrey Harcourt
Australian economist
Cecil Madigan
Australian explorer
Augusta Zadow
Ernst Johann Eitel
Alexander Sutherland
Australian philosopher
Edward Shann
Economist
Gavin Brown
Australian rules football player
Bor Mabil
Awer Mabil's sister
Olive Blanche Davies
Australian botanist
Dale Baker
Former Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
Renfrey Potts
Australian mathematician
Dave Dallwitz
Australian jazz musician
Ashley Mallett
Australian cricketer
Ian Wilson
Musician
Bob Hammond
Australian rules football player
Graham Campbell
Tom Leahy
Footballer
John Bentham Neales
Politician
Ernie Tuck
Australian mathematician
Kārlis Ābele
Writer
Lūcijs Endzelīns
Australian chess master
Tony Casserly
Real estate broker
Mel Brock
Australian rules football player
Don Jessop
Former Senator of Australia
Ray Isherwood
Australian cricket umpire
Dean Jaensch
Australian political scientist
Alex Hastings
Footballer
Keith Bradshaw
Chief Executive Officer of the South Australian Cricket Association
Robert Spence
Engineer
Dominic Foreman
Former Senator of Australia
Bob Quinn
Former Minister for Education of Queensland
Richard Kelvin
Rod Marsh
Australian cricketer
Ted Langridge
Richard Sanders Rogers
Australian medical doctor
Francis Henry Walsh
Former Premier of South Australia
Bert Hawke
Former Premier of Western Australia
