List of sons and daughters of the City of Sydney

List of sons and daughters of Sydney , New South Wales , Australia .

Samuel Alexander

A.

Laurence Aarons (1917–2005), politician
Glenda Emilie Adams (1939-2007), writer
Jack Ahearn (1924-2017), motorcycle racer
John Alexander (* 1951), tennis player and politician
Samuel Alexander (1859–1938), British philosopher
John Anderson (born 1939), sailor
Thomas Anderson (1939-2010), sailor
Annette Andre (* 1939), actress
John Andrews (* 1933), Australian-Canadian architect
Michael Archer (* 1945), paleontologist
Graham Arnold (born 1963), football player
Valda Aveling (1920–2007), harpsichordist and pianist
Iggy Azalea (* 1990), rapper

B.

Reginald Baker (1884–1953), athlete, Olympic medalist, film actor, and stunt performer
Natasha Barker (* 1970), weightlifter
Dale Barlow (born 1959), jazz musician
Courtney Barnett (* 1988), singer-songwriter and guitarist of alternative rock
Edmund Barton (1849–1920), 1st Prime Minister of Australia
Colin Beashel (born 1959), sailor
Matthew Barton (born 1991), tennis player
Katherine Bates (* 1982), cyclist
Michael Beauchamp (* 1981), soccer player
Rachael Beck (* 1971), actress and singer
Arthur Benjamin (1893–1960), pianist and composer
Greg Bennett (* 1972), duathlete and triathlete
Bruce Beresford (* 1940), film director, writer, screenwriter, producer and actor
Tabrett Bethell (* 1982), actress and model
Daisy Betts (* 1982), actress
Adam Biddle (born 1988), football player
Arthur Birch (1915–1995), organic chemist
Claudia Black (born 1972), actress
Michael Blackburn (* 1970), sailor
Milan Blagojevic (born 1969), football player
Donald Frederick Blaxell (* 1934), botanist
Leslie Boardman (1889-1975), swimmer
Richard Bonynge (* 1930), conductor
Mitch Booth (born 1963), sailor
Dean Bouzanis (* 1990), Australian-Greek soccer goalkeeper
Bill Bowrey (born 1943), tennis player
Anne Boyd (* 1946), composer and music teacher
Oliver Bozanic (* 1989), soccer player
Geoff Brabham (* 1952), racing car driver
Luke Bracey (born 1989), actor
Steven Bradbury (* 1973), short track athlete
Daniel Bragg (* 1992), soccer player
Craig Branch (* 1977), ski racer
Rebecca Breeds (* 1987), actress
Matthew Breeze (born 1972), football referee
Christopher Brennan (1870-1932), poet
Mark Bridge (born 1985), football player
Ryan Briscoe (born 1981), racing driver
John Bromwich (1918–1999), tennis player
Geraldine Brooks (* 1955), journalist and writer
Alex Brosque (born 1983), football player
Warwick Brown (born 1949), racing car driver
Bryan Brown (born 1947), actor
Walter Browne (1949–2015), Australian-American chess master
Tony Buck (* 1962), drummer and percussionist
Kerem Bulut (* 1992), Australian-Turkish soccer player
Liz Burch (born 1954), actress
Matt Burke (born 1973), rugby union player
Fiona Burnett (* 1971), jazz musician
Don Burrows (1928-2020), jazz musician
Tina Bursill (born 1951), actress
Tom Burton (* 1990), sailor
Nathaniel Buzolic (born 1983), actor
Rose Byrne (born 1979), actress

C.

Tim Cahill (born 1979), soccer player
Judy Canty (1931-2016), track and field athlete, long jumper
Nick Carle (born 1981), soccer player
David Carney (born 1983), football player
Rachael Carpani (born 1980), actress
Stephen Carr (born 1966), figure skater
Danielle Carr-McGrath (* 1969), figure skater
Richard Carter (1953-2019), actor
Rebecca Cartwright (born 1983), actress and singer
Alex Carver (* 1991), racing cyclist
Adam Casey (* 1986), football player
Edward Idris Cassidy (* 1924), Roman Catholic Curia Cardinal
David Chalmers (* 1966), philosopher
Connor Chapman (* 1994), football player
Scott Chipperfield (* 1975), Australian-Swiss football player
Lyn Christie (1928-2020), jazz bassist and university lecturer
James Clavell (1924–1994), British-American novelist, screenwriter and director
Graeme Clifford (* 1942), film editor and director
Michael Clifford (* 1995), band member of 5 Seconds of Summer
John Coates (* 1950), lawyer and sports official, IOC member
Shannon Cole (born 1985), football player
Toni Collette (* 1972), actress and singer
Barry Conyngham (* 1944), composer and music teacher
Kenneth Cook (1929–1987), journalist, screenwriter and director
John W. Cornforth (1917–2013), chemist and Nobel Prize winner
Thomas Cornish (* 2000), track cyclist
Peter Cosgrove (* 1947), officer and since 2014 Governor General of Australia
James Courtney (* 1980), racing driver
Ante Covic (* 1975), soccer goalkeeper
Teagan Croft (born 2004), actress
Nina Curtis (* 1988), sailor
Betty Cuthbert (1938-2017), track and field athlete
Michael Cvetkovski (* 1987), Australian-North Macedonian football player

D.

John Earls Dalton (* 1934), professor of cultural and social anthropology
Adam D'Apuzzo (* 1986), football player
Lisa Darmanin (* 1991), sailor
Glenn Davies (* 1950), Anglican Archbishop of Sydney
Luke Davison (* 1990), track cyclist
Alycia Debnam-Carey (* 1993), actress
Alex De Minaur (* 1999), tennis player
Phil Dent (born 1950), tennis player
Billy Dib (born 1985), featherweight boxer
Richard Dixon (1865–1949), British regatta sailor
Evie Dominikovic (* 1980), Australian tennis player of Yugoslav origin
Rob Dougan (* 1969), pop musician
Christopher Doyle (* 1952), cameraman, photographer, director, screenwriter and actor
James Duckworth (born 1992), tennis player
Laura Dundovic (* 1987), beauty queen and actress
Fanny Durack (1889–1956), swimmer
Andrew Durante (* 1982), Australian-New Zealand soccer player

E.

Sean Eadie (born 1969), cyclist
Jeannie Ebner (1918–2004), Austrian writer, translator and editor
Christopher Egan (* 1984), film and stage actor
Nathan Elasi (* 1989), football player
Stephan Elliott (* 1964), film director and screenwriter
Ahmad Elrich (* 1981), Lebanese-Australian soccer player
Jo Ann Endicott (born 1950), dancer
Alice Englert (* 1994), actress
Indiana Evans (born 1990), actress and singer
Caleb Ewan (* 1994), racing cyclist

F.

Lauren Fagan , opera and concert singer (soprano)
Harold Farncomb (1899–1971), naval officer and lawyer
John Farrow (1904–1963), screenwriter and director
Jeff Fenech (born 1964), boxer
Sophie Ferguson (* 1986), tennis player
Anthony Fisher (* 1960), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney
Flume (* 1991), electronica DJ and music producer
John Forbes (* 1970), sailor
Hayden Foxe (born 1977), football player
Kat Frankie (* 1978), singer-songwriter and guitarist
Dawn Fraser (born 1937), swimmer

G

Frank Gardner (1930–2009), racing car driver
Peter Garrett (* 1953), musician and politician
Heather Garriock (* 1982), soccer player and coach
Nick Gates (* 1972), racing cyclist
David Giles , (* 1964), sailor
Norman Thomas Gilroy (1896–1977), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney
Matt Giteau (born 1982), rugby union player
Daniel Goddard (* 1971), film actor and model
Antony Golec (* 1990), football player
Delta Goodrem (* 1984), singer and actress
Shane Gould (* 1956), swimmer
Ian Gray (1963-2010), football player
Mel Greig (* 1982), presenter and journalist
Adam Griffiths (born 1979), football player
Joel Griffiths (* 1979), soccer player
Ryan Griffiths (born 1981), soccer player
Reginald Roy Grundy (1923-2016), entrepreneur
Jonathan Guerreiro (* 1991), Russian ice dancer

H

Bruce David Hales (born 1953), businessman
Ken G. Hall (1901–1994), film director, producer and screenwriter
Harold Hardwick (1888–1959), swimmer, boxer, and rugby union player
Cassandra Harris (1948–1991), film actress
Tess Haubrich (* 1990), actress and model
Cecil Healy (1881-1918), swimmer
Dean Heffernan (* 1980), football player
Luke Hemmings (* 1996), band member of 5 Seconds of Summer
Lauren Hewett (born 1981), actress
Virginia Hey (born 1952), actress
James Holland (* 1989), football player
Harold Holt (1908–1967), Prime Minister of Australia 1966–1967
Calum Hood (* 1996), member of 5 Seconds of Summer
Janusz Hooker (* 1969), rower
Nicholas Hough (* 1993), hurdler
John Howard (* 1939), Prime Minister of Australia 1996–2007
Hu Xin (* 1981), Sino-Australian actress
Robert Hughes (born 1948), actor
Gary Humphries (born 1958), politician
Louis Hunter (born 1992), actor
Noel S. Hush (1924-2019), chemist
Michael Hutchence (1960–1997), singer in the rock band INXS

I.

Natalie Imbruglia (* 1975), singer and actress
Ashton Irwin (* 1994), band member of 5 Seconds of Summer

J

Hugh Jackman (born 1968), actor
Nathan Jawai (born 1986), basketball player
Mile Jedinak (* 1984), Australian football player of Croatian origin
Daniella Jeflea (* 1987), Australian tennis player of Yugoslav origin
Emma Johnson (born 1980), swimmer
Greg Jones (born 1989), tennis player
Tomi Juric (* 1991), Australian-Croatian soccer player

K

Zeljko Kalac (* 1972), football goalkeeper
Robert Kaleski (1877–1961), journalist, writer, cynologist and dog breeder
Claudia Karvan (* 1972), actress
Paul Keating (* 1944), Prime Minister of Australia 1991–1996
Andrea Keller (* 1973), jazz musician
Annette Kellerman (1887–1975), swimmer and film actress
Thomas Keneally (* 1935), writer
Miranda Kerr (* 1983), photo model
Harry Kewell (born 1978), football player
Joyce King (1920-2001), athlete
Johanna Konta (* 1991), Australian-British tennis player with Hungarian ancestors
Eileen Kramer (* 1914), dancer, choreographer, painter and author
Matthew Krok (born 1982), actor
Ryan Kwanten (born 1976), actor

L.

Nicole Laird (* 1993), beach volleyball player
Kelvin Lancaster (1924–1999), American economist
Daniel Lapaine (born 1970), actor
Andrew Lesnie (1956-2015), cinematographer
Peter Levy (* 1955), cameraman
Matthew Lewis (born 1990), football player
Horace Lindrum (1912–1974), snooker and billiards player
Keiynan Lonsdale (* 1991), actor, dancer and singer
Thelma Coyne Long (1918-2015), tennis player
Sophie Luck (* 1989), actress
Baz Luhrmann (* 1962), director, screenwriter and actor
Robert Luketic (* 1973), director
David Lumsdaine (* 1931), composer
Massimo Luongo (* 1992), soccer player

M.

John Leslie Mackie (1917–1981), philosopher and professor
Anthony Madigan (1930-2017), boxer
Frederic Manning (1882–1935), poet
Lisa Marangon (* 1980), triathlete
Aleks Marić (* 1984), Serbian-Australian basketball player
Michelle Martin (* 1967), squash player
Robert May OM, AC, Kt (1936-2020) British physicist and biologist
Callan McAuliffe (born 1995), actor
Garry McCoy (born 1972), motorcycle racer
Bradley McGee (born 1976), racing cyclist
Julie McGregor (born 1948), actress
Hugh D. McIntosh (1876–1942), sports promoter, newspaper publisher, and theater entrepreneur
Jacqueline McKenzie (born 1967), actress
Leo McKern (1920–2002), actor
Craig McLachlan (born 1965), actor and singer
Robin McLeavy (born 1981), actress
Julian McMahon (* 1968), actor
William McMahon (1908–1988), Prime Minister of Australia (1971–1972)
Jessica McNamee (born 1986), actress
Edward McWhinney (1924-2015), Canadian legal scholar
Bjarne Melgaard (* 1967), Norwegian artist
Ante Milicic (* 1974), Australian football player of Croatian origin
Mark Milligan (born 1985), football player
Mario Millo (* 1955), musician, composer and songwriter
Nicholas Milton (* 1967), Australian violinist and conductor
Yvonne Minton (* 1938), opera singer (mezzo-soprano)
Sarah Monahan (born 1977), actress
Cyril Monk (1882–1970), violinist, music teacher and composer
Poppy Montgomery (born 1972), actress
Toby Leonard Moore (born 1981), actor
Aaron Mooy (* 1990), Australian-Dutch soccer player
Jamie Morgan (born 1971), tennis player
Stirling Mortlock (* 1977), captain of the Australian national rugby union team
Shaun Murphy (* 1970), Irish-Australian football player and coach
Gilbert Murray (1866–1957), British classical scholar of Australian origin

N

Kel Nagle (1920-2015), professional golfer
Jason Naidovski (* 1989), soccer player
Lucas Neill (* 1978), football player
John Newcombe (born 1944), tennis player
Rachel Neylan (* 1982), racing cyclist
Craig Nicholls (born 1977), singer, songwriter and guitarist ( The Vines )

O

Trent Oeltjen (* 1983), baseball player
Christopher O'Connell (born 1994), tennis player
Johnny O'Keefe (1935–1978), rock and roll performer
Paul Okon (* 1972), football player
Jamie O'Neal (born 1966), country singer and songwriter

P

Erik Paartalu (* 1986), Australian football player of Estonian origin
Malcolm Page (born 1972), sailor
Franco Parisi (* 1983), football player
Alexandra Park (* 1989), actress
Michael Pate (1920–2008), actor
Marise Payne (* 1964), liberal politician, defense minister
Sally Pearson (* 1986), track and field athlete
Barrington Pheloung (1954-2019), composer
Kerryn Phelps (* 1957), physician and politician
Peter Phelps (* 1960), actor
Ralph Piddington (1906–1974), anthropologist and psychologist
Jana Pittman (* 1982), track and field athlete
John Polson (born 1965), actor and director
Tony Popovic (* 1973), football player
Olivia Price (* 1992), sailor
Max Purcell (* 1998), tennis player

Q

Queenie Paul (1893–1982), actress, singer and dancer

R.

Anthony Randazzo (born 1966), Catholic clergyman, Bishop of Broken Bay
Paul Reid (* 1979), football player
Todd Reid (1984-2018), tennis player
Matthew Reilly (born 1974), writer
Blake Ricciuto (* 1992), soccer player
Alice Robinson (* 2001), New Zealand ski racer
Nicholas Rogers (* 1969), film actor and photo model
Ken Rosewall (born 1934), tennis player
Sarah Roy (* 1986), cyclist
Suzanne Dorothy Rutland (* 1946), professor at the University of Sydney
Sebastian Ryall (* 1989), football player
Matthew Ryan (* 1964), eventing rider and horse breeder

S.

Tanc Sade (born 1980), actor
Jane Saville (* 1974), track and field athlete
Tim Schenken (* 1943), racing car driver
Mark Schwarzer (* 1972), soccer goalkeeper and record national player for Australia
Paul Desmond Scully-Power (* 1944), American astronaut
Anthony Šerić (* 1979), Croatian football player
Diana Shelstad (* 1947), Australian-American mathematician
Matt Simon (* 1986), soccer player
Tyler Simpson (1985-2011), football player
Stuart Skelton (* 1968), tenor
Tom Slingsby (* 1984), sailor
Bruce Small (1895–1980), entrepreneur and politician
Tate Smith (born 1981), canoeist
William Snow (* 1960), actor and photo model
Robert Spears (1893–1950), cyclist and politician
Danielle Spencer (born 1969), actress, singer and songwriter
James Spithill (* 1979), sailor
Amanda Spratt (* 1987), racing cyclist
Rick Springfield (born 1949), Australian-American musician and actor
Rebecca St. James (born 1977), singer
Zali Steggall (* 1974), skier
Amanda Stewart (* 1959), poet and performance artist
Bryanne Stewart (* 1979), tennis player
Nellie Stewart (1858–1931), actress and singer
Yael Stone (born 1985), actress
Yvonne Strahovski (* 1982), actress
Alfred Strom (1916–1973), racing cyclist
Rennae Stubbs (* 1971), tennis player
Catherine Sutherland (born 1974), actress
Joan Sutherland (1926-2010), soprano
Gary Sutton (born 1955), cyclist and trainer
Ray Swinfield (1939–2019), jazz and studio musician

T

Nick Tate (born 1942), actor
Rod Taylor (1930-2015), actor
Grosvenor Thomas (1856–1923), painter
Dick Thornett (1940–2011), water polo, rugby league and rugby union player
Ian Thorpe (* 1982), swimmer
Charles Tingwell (1923–2009), actor
James Tomkins (born 1965), rower
Phoebe Tonkin (* 1989), actress
Andrew Tridgell (born 1967), programmer
Malcolm Turnbull (* 1954), politician and Prime Minister of Australia since 2015

V

Sharni Vinson (* 1983), actress and dancer
Aleksandar Vukic (* 1996), tennis player

W.

Dave Walker (* 1941), racing car driver
Cecil Walker (1900–1969), racing cyclist
Minnie Walton (1852–1879), singer and actress
Laurie Warder (born 1962), tennis player
John Warren (1943-2004), football player
Kim Warwick (born 1952), tennis player
Jason Waterhouse (born 1991), sailor
Aimee Watson (* 1987), cross-country skier
Callum Watson (* 1989), cross-country skier
Ron Webb (1932–2020), cycle track architect
Peter Weir (* 1944), director
David Wenham (born 1965), actor
Daniel Weltlinger (* 1977), jazz musician
Tracey Wheeler (* 1967), soccer player
Matthew White (born 1974), racing cyclist
Brett Whiteley (1939–1992), painter and draftsman
Lucinda Whitty (* 1989), sailor
Tal Wilkenfeld (* 1986), jazz and fusion bassist
Alex Wilkinson (born 1984), football player
Michael Wilkinson (* 1970), costume designer
Malcolm Williamson (1931-2003), composer
Nathan Wilmot (* 1979), regatta sailor
Peta Wilson (* 1970), model and actress
Rebel Wilson (* 1980), actress, screenwriter, film producer and stand-up comedian
Simon Wincer (* 1943), film director and producer
Stephen F. Windon (* 1959), cameraman
James David Wolfensohn (* 1933), President of the World Bank (1995–2005)
Todd Woodbridge (born 1971), tennis player
Roger Woodward (* 1942), pianist, music teacher and composer
Stephen Wooldridge (1977-2017), racing cyclist
Constance Worth (1912–1963), actress

Y

Simone Young (* 1961), conductor, opera director and university professor
Breanna Yde (born 2003), actress

Z

Ruben Zadkovich (* 1986), football player
David Zdrilic (* 1974), Australian football player of Croatian origin
Ned Zelic (* 1971), football player
Trent Zimmerman (born 1968), politician

Individual evidence

↑ John Anderson in the database of Sports-Reference (English)
↑ Tom Anderson in the database of Sports-Reference (English)
↑ Natasha Barker in the database of Sports-Reference (English)
↑ Emma Johnson in the database of Sports-Reference (English)
↑ Trent Oeltjen in the database of Sports-Reference (English)

[1] John Anderson in the database of Sports-Reference (English)

[2] Tom Anderson in the database of Sports-Reference (English)

[3] Natasha Barker in the database of Sports-Reference (English)

[4] Emma Johnson in the database of Sports-Reference (English)

[5] Trent Oeltjen in the database of Sports-Reference (English)