University of New South Wales - Notable People

Notable People

Main articles: UNSW Staff and List of UNSW Alumni See also: UNSW Chancellors, UNSW Vice-Chancellors, and UNSW Rectors
  • Bob Bellear, first indigenous judge
  • Bob Carr, Foreign Minister of Australia, former Premier New South Wales
  • Kerry Nettle, Australian Greens senator
  • Lucy Turnbull, former Lord Mayor of Sydney
  • Robert McClelland, former Attorney-General of Australia
  • Gary Nairn, Member of the House of Representatives
  • Scott Morrison, Opposition Shadow Minister for Immigration
  • Peter Garrett, rock musician and politician
  • Monica Attard, award-winning Australian journalist
  • Roger Corbett, former Chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia
  • Karl Kruszelnicki, scientist and celebrity
  • Charlie Teo, neurosurgeon
  • Tim Flannery, mammologist, palaeontologist, activist and author
  • Geoff Lawson, cricketer
  • Glenn Murcutt, architect
  • Foo Mee Har, Singaporean MP and Global Head of Priority & International Banking, Standard Chartered Bank
  • Betty Kitchener, founder of mental health first aid
  • Nicholas Moore, CEO of Macquarie Group

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