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This is an incomplete list of University of Notre Dame Australia people, including alumni and staff.

Alumni

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As of 2025, Notre Dame has over 37,000 alumni.[1]

Name Class year Notability Ref.
Aidan Roach — Water polo player [2]
Alessandra Ho — Synchronised swimmer [3]
Brianna Throssell — Swimmer [4]
Caitlin Collins — Politician [5]
Emily Hamilton — Politician [6]
Emily Rogers — Synchronised swimmer [2]
Fantine — Singer and songwriter [7]
Giancarlo Italiano — Soccer player and manager [8]
Gracie Gilbert — Actress [9]
Graham Hill — Theologeon [10]
Jackson Hamilton — Athlete [11]
James Griffin — Politician [12]
June Oscar — Indigenous rights activist, community health and welfare worker [13]
Kirby White — General practitioner and inventor [14]
Kylie Sturgess — Educator [15]
Lucy Chaffer — Skeleton racer [16]
Marty Roebuck — Rugby union footballer [17]
Matt Keogh — Politician [18]
Marty Roebuck — Rugby union footballer [19]
Nathan Williamson — Australian rules football umpire [20]
Nina Kennedy — Pole vaulter [21]
Ricky Grace — Basketball player [22]
Scott Whiting — Rugby league footballer [23]
Sean Terry — Cricketer [24]
Toby Kane — Alpine skier [25]

Faculty

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Notable academics and staff at Notre Dame have included:

Name Discipline Notability Ref.
Andrew McGowan — Anglican priest and scholar [26]
Andy Lamey — Philosopher and journalist [27]
Anthony Fisher — Catholic Archbishop of Sydney [28]
Anna Poelina — Aboriginal Australian community leader, advocate and filmmaker [29]
Asha Bowen — Infectious diseases clinician and scientist [30]
Bernadette Tobin — Ethicist and philosopher [31]
Celia Hammond — Lawyer and politician [32]
David Kissane — Psychiatrist and palliative medicine researcher [33]
David Malcolm — Chief Justice of Western Australia [34]
Elizabeth Boase — Biblical scholar [35]
Fleur McIntyre — Sports scientist and former basketball player [36]
Gordian Fulde — Emergency medicine specialist [37]
Greg Craven — Law scholar [38]
Iain Benson — Legal philosopher [39]
Janette Gray — Sister of Mercy and theologian [40]
Joe McGirr — Physician and politician [41]
John Bloomfield — Sports scientist and author [42]
Lyn Henderson-Yates — Social scientist [43]
Margaret Somerville — Philosopher and bioethicist [44]
Munjed Al Muderis — Orthopedic surgeon and author [45]
Nadia Badawi — Physician and medical researcher [46]
Nikki Bart — Physician and mountaineer [47]
Pat Dodson — Indigenous rights activist and politician [48]
Peter Kennedy — Journalist [49]
Richard Parkinson — Neurosurgeon [50]
Robert McGuckin — Catholic bishop [51]
Richard Umbers — Catholic bishop [52]
Timothy Costelloe — Catholic Archbishop of Perth [53]
Tracey Rowland — Catholic theologian [54]
Vivienne Garrett — Actress [55]

Honorary alumni

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This is a list of notable individuals awarded honorary degrees by Notre Dame University.

Administrative Staff

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Chancellors

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Terry O'Connor 1990–2004[56]
Neville John Owen 2005–2008[57][58]
Michael Quinlan 2008–2011[59][58]
Terence Tobin 2011–2017[60][61]
Chris Ellison 2017–present[62]

Vice-chancellors

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David Link 1990–1992[63][64]
Peter Tannock 1992–2008[65][66]
Celia Hammond 2008–2019[67][68]
Francis Campbell 2020–present[67]

References

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