Complete List of Editions and Predecessors
Editions of Who's Who in Australia and its predecessors.
Edition | Title | Year |
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1 | Johns's Notable Australians | 1906 |
2 | Johns's Notable Australians and Who is Who is Australasia | 1908 |
3 | Fred Johns's Annual | 1912 |
4 | Fred Johns's Annual | 1913 |
5 | Fred Johns's Annual | 1914 |
6 | Who's Who in the Commonwealth of Australia | 1922 |
7 | Who's Who in Australia | 1927–28 |
8 | Who's Who in Australia | 1933–34 |
9 | Who's Who in Australia | 1935 |
10 | Who's Who in Australia | 1938 |
11 | Who's Who in Australia | 1941 |
12 | Who's Who in Australia | 1944 |
13 | Who's Who in Australia | 1947 |
14 | Who's Who in Australia | 1950 |
15 | Who's Who in Australia | 1955 |
16 | Who's Who in Australia | 1959 |
17 | Who's Who in Australia | 1962 |
18 | Who's Who in Australia | 1965 |
19 | Who's Who in Australia | 1968 |
20 | Who's Who in Australia | 1971 |
21 | Who's Who in Australia | 1974 |
22 | Who's Who in Australia | 1977 |
23 | Who's Who in Australia | 1980 |
24 | Who's Who in Australia | 1983 |
25 | Who's Who in Australia | 1985–86 |
26 | Who's Who in Australia | 1988 |
27 | Who's Who in Australia | 1991 |
28 | Who's Who in Australia | 1992 |
29 | Who's Who in Australia | 1993 |
30 | Who's Who in Australia | 1994 |
31 | Who's Who in Australia | 1995 |
32 | Who's Who in Australia | 1996 |
33 | Who's Who in Australia | 1997 |
34 | Who's Who in Australia | 1998 |
35 | Who's Who in Australia | 1999 |
36 | Who's Who in Australia | 2000 |
37 | Who's Who in Australia | 2001 |
38 | Who's Who in Australia | 2002 |
39 | Who's Who in Australia | 2003 |
40 | Who's Who in Australia | 2004 |
41 | Who's Who in Australia | 2005 |
42 | Who's Who in Australia | 2006 |
43 | Who's Who in Australia | 2007 |
44 | Who's Who in Australia | 2008 |
45 | Who's Who in Australia | 2009 |
46 | Who's Who in Australia | 2010 |
47 | Who's Who in Australia | 2011 |
48 | Who's Who in Australia | 2012 |
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