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Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

LOCATION

Official Website:
http://www.adelaide.sa.gov.au/

Population:
1,119,900 (2003)

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
Flinders University
1966
University of Adelaide
1874

MUSEUM

MuseumFounded
Art Gallery of South Australia
1881
South Australian Museum
1856

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Judith Anderson
Actor
10-Feb-1897 3-Jan-1992 Rebecca
Lawrence Bragg
Physicist
31-Mar-1890 1-Jul-1971 Bragg's Law of diffraction
Rodney Brooks
Scientist
30-Dec-1954   Robotics and artificial intelligence researcher
Alexander Downer
Government
9-Sep-1951   Foreign Minister of Australia, 1996-2007
Lleyton Hewitt
Tennis
24-Feb-1981   Winner of 3 Grand Slam titles
Robert Hill
Government
25-Sep-1946   Australian Minister for Defence, 2001-06
Peter Hollingworth
Religion
10-Apr-1935   Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane
Anthony LaPaglia
Actor
31-Jan-1959   Murder One
Jonathan LaPaglia
Actor
31-Aug-1969   Det. Kevin Debreno on The District
Elton Mayo
Psychologist
26-Dec-1880 7-Sep-1949 Student of Industrial Civilization
Keith Michell
Actor
1-Dec-1928 20-Nov-2015 The Six Wives of Henry VIII
Geoff Ogilvy
Golf
11-Jun-1977   Winner, 2006 US Open
Teresa Palmer
Actor
26-Feb-1986   I Am Number Four
Adam Scott
Golf
16-Jul-1980   Winner, 2013 Masters Tournament
Sia
Singer
18-Dec-1975   This Is Acting

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Don Bradman
Cricket
27-Aug-1908 25-Feb-2001 Greatest batsman of all time
Ronald Fisher
Mathematician
17-Feb-1890 29-Jul-1962 Analysis of variance and covariance



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