Chilean Australian - List of Notable Chilean Australians

List of Notable Chilean Australians

Name Born - Died Notable for Connection with Chile
Chris Watson 1867–1941 3rd Prime Minister of Australia Born in Valparaíso, Chile
Peggy Antonio 1917–2002 Australian test cricket player of Chilean descent
Frank J. Duarte 1954- Laser physicist, author Born in Santiago, Chile
Jose Romero 1971- AFL Player Born in Chile
Rodrigo Vargas 1978- Australian football (soccer) player of Chilean descent
Nick Carle 1981- Australian football (soccer) player of Chilean descent
Dion Valle 1977- Australian football (soccer) player of Chilean descent
Andy Vargas 1977- Australian football (soccer) player of Chilean descent
Rodrigo Palomino 1973- Australian football (soccer) player of Chilean descent
Angelo Costanzo 1976- Australian football (soccer) player of Chilean descent

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