List of people educated at Haileybury, Melbourne
This is a List of notable former students of the school Haileybury in Keysborough, Brighton and Berwick, Victoria, Australia. They are known in the school as "Old Haileyburians".[1]
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Academia
- Professor Rod Home – Senior Lecturer, Foundation Professor of History and Philosophy of Science at The University of Melbourne and Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, awarded the Academy Medal of The University of Melbourne
- Dr Russel Kenley – Chair in Management at Swinburne University
- Professor David Lowe – Professor of History
- Doug Maromey – Chairman of Luther College University
- Professor Jeff Borland – Professor of Economics at the University of Melbourne
- Professor? Dr. Julian Savulescu - Professor of Ethics - Oxford University
Business
- Bruce Akhurst – CEO of Sensis
- Simon Molesworth – Chairman of the Steering Committee, previously Chairman of the Australian Council of National Trusts
- Darryn Tam - AFEC Treasurer
- Chris Gevaux – Successful Entrepreneur and Businessman
Clergy
- Gregor Henderson – President of the Uniting Church in Australia
Media, entertainment and the arts
- Jamie Blanks – Film Director
- Kim Dalton – Head of ABC Television
- Adam Elliot – Academy Award winning animation artist
- John Carmichael – Noted composer and pianist
- Houston Dunleavy – Composer and conductor
- Richard Franklin – Hollywood Director; Patrick, Psycho II and Roadgames
- Ian Henderson – Anchorman for the ABC
- William Franklyn – Renowned actor and voice artist
- Jeremy Kewley – Actor
- Stephen Phillips, TV sports writer, presenter, producer
- Luke Weerasingh – Radio Presenter for CMS Radio
- Theodore Penleigh – Painter
- Ross Wilson – Rock musician
- Daniel Peeters - Musician, guitarist for Sydney popstar Natasha Duarte
- Rahart Adams - Actor
Law
- Sir Wilfred Fullagar – Justice of the High Court of Australia and Knight of the British Empire
- Lex Lasry – Judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria
- Ross Sundberg – Judge of the Federal Court of Australia
Military
- Rupert Downes – Major General of Medical Services in the Australian Army and world renowned Surgeon
- Geoffrey Travers – Corporal in the Australian Army during World War 1
- James Sidney Swanton Vickery – Private in the Australian Army during World War 1
- Principal Air Chaplain Royce Thomas – Director General Chaplaincy Services Air Force
- Jack Hazlitt – Renowned World War 1 Veteran
- Mehmetahouly Albert Changarang – 8th Lieutenant-Officer in the Australian Royal Navy during World War 2
- George Webster Binnie – Lieutenant in the Australian Army during World War 1 and Director of Websters Limited, Sydney
- Charles Henry Langtree – Lieutenant in the Australian Army during World War 1 and AFL Footballer, Collingwood
- Hagan Fuller – World War 2 Veteran
Politics
- Tim Holding – Former Victorian Labor MLA for Springvale 1999-2002 & Lyndhurst 2002-2013, Former Minister for Manufacturing and Export, Minister for Financial Services Industry, Minister for Police & Emergency Services, Minister for Corrections, Minister for Tourism and Minister for Information and Communication Technology and Finance Minister in Victoria's State parliament.
- Alan Tudge – Liberal Party of Australia Federal MP for Aston 2010-
- Nick Wakeling – Victorian Liberal MLA for Ferntree Gully 2010-
Science and Medicine
- Sir Hibbert Alan S. Newton – Foundation fellow and President of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and Chairman of the Medical Equipment Control Committee
- Dr. Leon Garner – made Office of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to Optometry
- Dr. Douglas Travis – President of the Australian Medical Association, Victoria
Mr Julian Choi MBBS, FRACS - Liver, Pancreatic, Biliary (HPB) & General Surgeon - Epworth Hospital Richmond. Lecturer and Examiner at The University of Melbourne
Sport
- Stewart Loewe – AFL footballer, St Kilda
- Sam Sheldon – AFL footballer, Brisbane Lions
- Brett Voss – AFL footballer, St Kilda
- Stefan Martin – AFL footballer, Melbourne
- Ben Drysdale – National 100 and 200 metre swimming champion
- Brett Collins – AFL footballer, Hawthorn
- Tony Brown – AFL footballer, St Kilda
- Steven O'Dor – Young Socceroos and Wellington Phoenix soccer player
- Brett Moyle – AFL footballer, St Kilda
- Shane Valenti – AFL footballer, Melbourne Football Club
- James Thiessen – AFL footballer, Adelaide Crows
- Dylan Smith – AFL footballer, Fremantle & North Melbourne Football Club
- Gerry Hazlitt – Test cricketer for Australia
- Robert Rose – Footballer, Collingwood Football Club & Footscray Football Club, Cricketer for Victoria
- Jarred Moore – AFL footballer, Sydney Swans
- Tom Lynch – AFL footballer, St Kilda
- Tyrone Vickery – AFL footballer, Richmond
- Ashley Smith – AFL footballer, West Coast Eagles
- Tom Scully – AFL footballer, Melbourne
- Alex Silvagni – AFL footballer, Fremantle Football Club
- Jack Hutchins – AFL footballer, Gold Coast Football Club
- James Pattinson – Test cricketer for Australia
- Jon Holland – Cricketer for Victoria_cricket_team
- Brett Harrop – Cricketer for Victoria_cricket_team
- Jack Gunston – AFL footballer, Adelaide Football Club & Hawthorn Football Club
- James Magner - AFL footballer, Melbourne
- Tory Dickson - AFL footballer, Western Bulldogs Football Club
- Paul Hopgood - AFL footballer, Melbourne Football Club
- Ian Herman- AFL Footballer, Carlton Football Club
- Warren Ayres Cricketer for Melbourne CC. (Captain) Victoria Sheffield Shield
Other
- Russel Mathews – Foundation member and President of the Accounting Association of Australia and New Zealand
- Peter Barrie Smith – Awarded Medal of the Order of Australia for contribution to Horticulture
- Jack McConnell – Pioneering Architect, awarded the RAIA Gold Medal and member or the Order of Australia
- Bashir Ebrahim- Awarded Medal of the Order of Australia for 22 years of service to the nation’s blind and vision impaired community
See also
- List of schools in Victoria
- List of high schools in Victoria
- List of largest Victorian Schools
- Associated Public Schools of Victoria
References
- ↑ "About OHA". Old Haileyburians' Association. Haileybury. Retrieved 2008-01-21.