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Born January 13, 1893 • Australia
Died October 10, 1963 (aged 70) • Hobart • Australia
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Adam Goodes
Australian rules football player
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Michael Long
Australian Aboriginal athlete and activist
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Pat O’Dea
American athlete
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Gary Ablett
Australian football player
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Australian athlete
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Australian explorer
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Australian pilot
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Australian politician
Helmut Newton
Australian photographer
Sir Ross Macpherson Smith
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Streeton, Arthur
Australian artist
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Australian Aboriginal leader
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Australian surfer
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Australian author
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Australian-born aviator
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Australian author
Scott Morrison
Scott Morrison
prime minister of Australia
Anthony Albanese
Anthony Albanese
prime minister of Australia