Deaths
- 14 July – James White (born 1861), sculptor
- 12 September – Sir George Reid (born 1845), Premier of NSW (1894–1899) and Prime Minister (1904–1905)
- 10 October – Henry Dobson (born 1841), Premier of Tasmania (1892–1894)
- 12 October – Mary Hannay Foott (born 1846), poet
- 7 December – Frank Wilson (born 1859), Premier of Western Australia (1910–1911)
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