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Geoffrey Rush
Australian actor (born 1951)
Peter C. Doherty
Australian immunologist

Dami Im
Australian singer

Quentin Bryce
25th Governor-General of Australia

Johann Olav Koss
Norwegian speed skater

Raymond Dart
Australian anatomist and anthropologist (1893-1988)
Bill Hayden
former Governor-General of Australia from 1989 to 1996
David Malouf
Australian writer
Kate Morton
Australian novelist
Alex Baumann
Canadian swimmer, Olympic gold medallist, former world record-holder

Maddison Keeney
Australian diver
Dane Bird-Smith
Australian racewalker (born 1992)
Opha Pauline Dube
Botswanan environmental scientist
Adrienne Pickering
Australian actress
Janet Fielding
Australian actress
Jane Moran
Australian female water polo player
Bille Brown
Australian actor (1952–2013)
Ken Ham
Australian young Earth creationist
Robert Newbery
Australian diver
Anna Bligh
Australian politician
Suzie Fraser
Australian water polo player
Annastacia Palaszczuk
Australian politician
Tu'i Pelehake
Prime Minister of Tonga (1922-1999)

Ben Roberts-Smith
Benjamin Roberts-Smith is an Australian former soldier in the Special Air Service Regiment (SASR). He is one of Australia's most highly decorated soldiers, having received the Medal for Gallantry (2006), the Victoria Cross for Australia (2011)—the highest award for gallantry in battle that can be awarded to a member of the Australian Defence Force (ADF)—and a Commendation for Distinguished Service (2012). He was widely considered a national hero, but his reputation deteriorated following a 2023 Federal Court ruling in which a judge found that there was enough evidence, according to the standard required in Australian defamation law, to establish that he had murdered four unarmed Afghans and broken the rules of military engagement.
Wayne Swan
Australian politician, 14th Deputy Prime Minister of Australia

Deborah Priya Henry
Malaysian beauty pageant winner
Charles Osborne
Australian/British author (1927–2017)
Dirk Moses
Australian historian (born 1967)
Martin Green
Australian scientist
John Eales
Australian rugby union player
Jackie Huggins
Indigenous Australian historian and writer
Campbell Newman
38th Premier of Queensland
Mark Stockwell
Australian swimmer, Olympic gold medalist
Cheryl Praeger
Australian mathematician
Mark McGowan
Australian politician
Madhan Karky
Indian lyricist
Bridie O'Donnell
cyclist
Liam Adcock
Australian athlete
Paul de Jersey
Australian judge, Governor of Queensland (2014-2021)
Bridie Kean
Australian Paralympic wheelchair basketball player

Jodie Fields
Australian cricketer
Peter Cameron
Australian mathematician
Walter Campbell
Australian judge, administrator and governor (1921–2004)

Leneen Forde
Governor of Queensland, Australia
Reg Grundy
Australian businessman (1923–2016)
Martin Love
Australian cricketer
Andrew Liveris
Australian-born businessperson and corporate director, retired Chair and CEO, The Dow Chemical Company
Ahmed Shaheed
statesman
Jackie Fairweather
Australian triathlete and long-distance runner (1967-2014)

Joe Montemurro
italiano soccer player, coach
Jim Molan
Australian military officer and politician (1950–2023)
Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Australian-Sudanese mechanical engineer, social advocate; writer
Peter Arnison
Australian politician and general
Drew Pavlou
Australian activist
Howard M. Wiseman
Australian physicist
Catherine Greenhill
Australian mathematician
Penelope Wensley
Australian diplomat; Governor of Queensland (2008-2014)
George Brandis
Australian diplomat and former politician
Vikram Sampath
Indian historian

David McMillan
Irish footballer