List of Saint Ignatius' College, Adelaide people

This is a list of notable alumni and faculty of Saint Ignatius' College, Adelaide.

Alumni

Media, Entertainment & The Arts

James Black - Formerly Gang Gajang and Men at Work. Currently Performer in Rockwiz orchestra
Tim Dornin - Journalist with Australian Associated Press.
Damon Gameau - Actor - Balibo and Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities
Ian Henschke - Former ABC Stateline presenter. During his time as presenter of Stateline, he has interviewed several participants in the Henry Keogh murder case.^[1]
Chris Kenny - Journalist, author, political adviser.
Christian Kerr - Crikey political editor
William Rollo - ABC journalist
Rosanna Mangiarelli - Channel Seven news presenter (formerly ABC Adelaide)
Alex Hart - Channel Seven political correspondent
Kim Polomka - artist, muralist
Joel Scalzi - Fresh 92.7 presenter and tennis coach
Hugh Sheridan - Actor - Packed to the Rafters
Dario Russo - Co-creator Italian Spiderman & Danger 5
Michael Smyth - ABC presenter, Former Nine News Adelaide television news reader
Pete McDonald - Channel Nine Sports Reporter
Tom Rehn - Channel Nine Sports Presenter
Cos Cardone - Channel Nine Sports Journalist and Presenter, Producer, Channel Nine Footy Show, Producer, Carols by Candlelight, Producer, Border Medal, CEO, McGuire Media, Director, Port Adelaide Football Club
Patrick Keane - Media Manager,Australian Football League, Media Manager, Australian Cricket Board,Journalist, The Australian and AAP, author
Roger Vaughan - Sport Journalist, The Roar and AAP
Benedict Andrews - Theatre Director
Chris Ryan - Performance Artist, The Sydney Front, Version 1.0, One Extra Dance Company, PACT Theatre, Side Track Performance Group and Wollongong University
Ashley Dyer - artist, choreographer
Tom Opie - Lead singer, The Salvadors
Eddy Sheens - Guitarist, The Salvadors

Law

Justice Timothy Anderson - Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia
Justice Anne Bampton - Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia
Justice Anthony Besanko - Justice of the Federal Court of Australia and former Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia
Chief Justice John Doyle - Former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia
Martin Hinton QC - Current South Australian Solicitor-General
Adam Kimber SC - Current South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP)
Justice John Mansfield - Justice of the Federal Court of Australia & President of the Law Council of Australia (1994)
Major General Len Roberts-Smith - Former justice of the Supreme Court of Western Australia
Paul Rofe QC - Former South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) 1995-2004.
Alexander Ward - President of the Law Council of Australia (2011) & regular "Visiting Barrister" on ABC radio.

Politics

Dr Michael Armitage - (Lib) Former MHA for Adelaide.^[2]
Martin Haese - Lord Mayor of Adelaide
Tom Kenyon - (Lab) MHA for Newland.^[3]
Terence McRae - (Lab) Former MHA for Playford; former Speaker of the House of Assembly.^[4]
Dr Brendan Nelson - (Lib) Former MHR for Bradfield; former Leader of the Opposition.^[5]
Christopher Pyne - (Lib) MHR for Sturt.^[6]
John Warhurst - Prominent Australian Republican & Academic
Matt Osborn - Councillor for Northfield Ward, City of Port Adelaide Enfield.^[7]
John Griffin - Chief of Staff to Jeff Kennett, Victorian Premier, Senior Political Adviser to John Howard, Senator Robert Hill
Michael Fitzgerald - Senior Policy Adviser to SA Leader of the Opposition, Steve Marshall, Senior Adviser to David Kemp (Minister for Education), Ian MacFarlane (Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources)
Robert Clancy - Chief of Staff to Victorian Leader of the Opposition Robert Doyle, Chief of Staff to Denis Napthine (Victorian Minister for Community Services) and Don Haywood (Victorian Minister for Education)

Clergy

Bishop Gregory O'Kelly SJ - Bishop of Port Pirie.^[8]
Fr Paul Mullins SJ - Parish Priest, St Ignatius, Norwood.
Fr Peter Hosking SJ - Rector, St Aloyisus' College, Milsons Point.
Fr Robert Davoran SJ - Headmaster, St Ignatius College Athelstone.

Sport

Paul Baccanello - Australian tennis player
Daniel Beltrame - Adelaide United goal-keeper
Matthew Kelly - Adelaide Crows and Norwood footballer
Jeanette Kieboom - Represented Australia at both the 1978 and 1986 Commonwealth Games
Greg Oddy - Australian ice hockey player
Tom Warhurst - Adelaide Crows and Norwood footballer
Damien Nygaard - Australian Rules footballer for Norwood, West Perth and South Australia
Greg Gallman - Adelaide Crows and North Adelaide footballer
Tony Hogan - Australian Rules premiership Footballer for Subiaco

Rectors

Fr A Dando SJ (1951-53)
Fr T Costello SJ (1954-59)
Fr T Bourke SJ (1960-66)
Fr F Wallace SJ (1967-72)
Fr P Hosking SJ (1973-75)
Fr P Hosking SJ (1973-77)
Fr G O'Kelly SJ (1976-78)
Fr T Kelly SJ (1978-80)
Fr N Olsen SJ (1981) (Vice Rector)
Fr T Kelly SJ (1982-83)
Fr J Hawkins SJ (1984-88)
Fr P.B. Mullins SJ (1988-97)
Fr C Middleton SJ (1998-02)
Fr M Head SJ (2003)
Fr PB Mullins SJ (2004-09)
Fr J McLain SJ (2010-12)
Fr S Hogan SJ (2013)
Fr PB Mullins SJ (2013)
Fr R Davoren SJ (2014-)

Headmasters

Fr T Perrott SJ (1951-53)
Fr T Barden SJ (1954-61)
Fr J McArearvey SJ (1962-64)
Fr F Wallace SJ (1965-72)
Fr P Hosking SJ (1973-77)
Fr G O'Kelly SJ (1978-81)
Fr N Olsen SJ (1982-86)
Fr M Ryan SJ (1987-94)
Fr G O'Kelly SJ (1994-06)
Fr R Davoren SJ (2007-13)

Head of Senior Campus

Mr P Coffey (2014-)

Head of Junior Campus

Mr S Fitzpatrick (2009-)

References

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