List of Old Xaverians (111 items)report

• Philip Brady – TV and radio personality (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Michael Chamberlin – stand up comedian; TV personality (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Santo Cilauro – comedian; cast member of The Panel (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Charlie Clausen – actor and comedian (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Timothy Conigrave – author of Holding the Man (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Greg Dening – emeritus professor of history, University of Melbourne; author of the official history of Xavier College and the OXA (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Paul Fitzgerald AM – world-renowned artist. Founding president of the Realist Artists Guild of Australia. Artist of official portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Ben Gannon AO - film, theatre, and TV producer (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Simon Gleeson – theatre actor based in London (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Tom Gleisner – comedian; The Panel cast member (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Michael Gracey - director of The Greatest Showman (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Gerard Henderson – syndicated newspaper columnist and former adviser to prime minister John Howard (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Gypsy and the Cat – two-piece band: Xavier Bacash and Lionel Towers (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Peter Landy – Seven Network sports commentator (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Lawrence Leung – comedian, star of Lawrence Leung's Choose Your Own Adventure (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Dan Lonergan – ABC radio sports commentator (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Sam McClure - AFL journalist (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• James Massola – south-east Asia correspondent, previously chief political correspondent, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Matthew Newton – actor (Underbelly, Thank God You're Here); Logie nominee (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Jack O'Hagan OBE – musician and poet (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Brian O'Shaughnessy (philosopher) – philosopher based in London (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Peter O'Shaughnessy OAM – actor, author, folklorist based in the UK (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Boyd Oxlade – author of Death in Brunswick. (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Grant Smillie – one half of TV Rock (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Matt Walters – Australian musician (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Mike Walsh AM, OBE – TV personality, entrepreneur, and philanthropist (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• Sam McClure - Sports journalist (Arts, academia, entertainment and media)

• James P. Gorman AO (XC 1970–76) – banker, CEO of Morgan Stanley (Business)

• Mark Mentha (XC 1977) – co-founder of KordaMentha (Business)

• Jiro Muramats (XC 1895–97) – pearler and storekeeper from Cossack, Western Australia (Business)

• Lloyd J. Williams – property developer and entrepreneur (Business)

• Denis Hart – Archbishop of Melbourne (2001-2018) (Clergy)

• Sir Kevin Victor Anderson – Judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria (Law)

• Xavier Connor AO, QC (1926–34) – Judge of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory; the Federal Court of Australia; Chairman of the Victorian Bar (Law)

• William Cox AC, QC (XC 1948–53) – Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Tasmania (Law)

• Jack Forrest – was a judge of the Trial Division of the Supreme Court of Victoria (Law)

• Terry Forrest QC – is a judge of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Victoria (since 2018) (Law)

• Sir James Gobbo AC, CVO,QC (XC 1944–48) – Governor of Victoria and Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria (Law)

• Sir John Lavan – Judge of the Supreme Court of Western Australia (1969-1981) (Law)

• Kevin Lyons (judge) QC – Judge of Trial Division of the Supreme Court of Victoria (since 2018) (Law)

• Sir Colman Michael O'Loghlen Bt – acting Judge of the Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea, inaugural judge of the National Court of Papua New Guinea. (Law)

• John Walters QC – Judge of the Federal Magistrates Court (Law)

• Simon Whelan QC (XC 1967–1971) – Judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria (Law)

• John Billings AM, KC*SG (XC 1931–35) – neurologist and expert in reproductive fertility (Medicine and the sciences)

• Professor Sir Peter Morris AC (XC 1947–52) – Nuffield Professor of Surgery at the University of Oxford; President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (2001–2004) (Medicine and the sciences)

• Geoffrey Brennan OBE, DSO (XC 1920–27)  – commanding officer of the Royal Military College, Duntroon; served in the British Army as a lieutenant colonel, landed in France on D-Day, mentioned in despatches, served in India, the North West Territories, the Middle East and Korea (Military and defence)

• Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Daly KBE, CB, DSO – Chief of the General Staff (1966–1971) (Military and defence)

• Michael Parker CVO, AM  – former private secretary to the Duke of Edinburgh (1947-1957) (Military and defence)

• Philip Alston – United Nations Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions (2004–2010). UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights (since 2014). (Politics and public service)

• Richard Alston AO (XC 1947–59) – Victorian Senator (Lib) (1986–2004); Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (1996–2003), Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (2005-2008), President of the Liberal Party of Australia (2014-2017) (Politics and public service)

• Reginald Robert Barnewall Bt – aristocrat (Politics and public service)

• George Brouwer – Victorian Ombudsman (Politics and public service)

• Harold Cohen CMG, CBE, DSO, VD – Victorian State MP for Caulfield, Solicitor-General of Victoria (1935) (Politics and public service)

• Robin Cooper – Victorian State MP for Mornington (1985-2006), Minister for Transport, Ports and Roads (1997-1999) (Politics and public service)

• William Cox AC, RFD, ED, QC (XC 1948–53) – Governor of Tasmania (2004–2008) (Politics and public service)

• Luke Donnellan – Victorian State MP for Narre Warren North (since 2002), Minister for Ports and Minister for Roads and Road Safety (since 2014) (Politics and public service)

• Julian Doyle – Victorian State MP for Gisborne (1967 to 1971) (Politics and public service)

• Tim Fischer AC (XC 1958–63) – MHR (Nat) (1984–2001); leader of the National Party (1990–1999) and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia (1996–1999), Australian Ambassador to the Holy See (2008-2012) (Politics and public service)

• Michael Gidley – Victorian State MP for Mount Waverley (2010–2018) (Politics and public service)

• Sir James Gobbo AC, CVO, QC (XC 1944–48) – Governor of Victoria (1997–2000) and receiver of the Xaverian Award in 2012. (Politics and public service)

• Gerard Henderson – Chief of Staff to John Howard (1984-1986) (Politics and public service)

• Rob Hulls (XC 1968–74) – Deputy Premier of Victoria (2007-2010), Attorney-General of Victoria (1999-2010), State MP for Niddrie (1996-2012), Federal MP for Kennedy (1990-1993) (Politics and public service)

• Edward Jolley – Federal MP for Grampians (1914-1915) (Politics and public service)

• Pat Kennelly AO  – Victorian MLC (1932-1952), Minister in Cain's first and second ministries; Victorian Senator (1953-1971) (Politics and public service)

• Sir Phillip Lynch KCMG (XC 1950–51) – Treasurer of Australia; Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party of Australia; Acting Deputy Prime Minister of Australia (Politics and public service)

• Brendan Lyons – Tasmanian state government minister, son of Prime Minister Joseph Lyons (Politics and public service)

• Kevin Lyons QC – Deputy Premier of Tasmania (1969–1972), Speaker of the Tasmanian House of Assembly (1956-1959) (Politics and public service)

• Julian McGauran – former National Senate Whip and Liberal Senator for Victoria (Politics and public service)

• Peter McGauran – Federal MP for Gippsland; Minister for Science; Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Politics and public service)

• Colman Michael O'Loghlen Bt – aristocrat (Politics and public service)

• Pat McNamara (XC 1957–68) – Victorian MLA 1982–2000 (Nat); former leader of the Victorian Nationals. Deputy Premier of Victoria 1992–1999 (Politics and public service)

• David O'Brien (XC 1985–88) – Victorian MLC (Nat) (Politics and public service)

• Arthur Rodgers (XC 1890) – Federal MP for Wannon, Minister for Trade and Customs (1921-1923) (Politics and public service)

• Thomas Ryan KC (XC 1890) – former Labor Premier of Queensland (1915–1919), Federal MP for West Sydney (1919–1921) (Politics and public service)

• Bill Shorten – former Leader of the Opposition, former leader of the Australian Labor Party, federal member for Maribyrnong, former National Secretary of the Australian Workers' Union (Politics and public service)

• Dan Tehan – MP for Wannon, Minister for Education (since 2018) (Politics and public service)

• Tom Tehan – Senator for Victoria (1975-1978) (Politics and public service)

• Andrew Leoncelli XC1992 – Melbourne Demons
  
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• David Bourke XC1993 – Richmond Tigers, North Melbourne Kangaroos
  
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• Andrew Schauble XC1994 – Collingwood Magpies, Sydney Swans
  
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• Tim Fleming XC1996 – Richmond Tigers
  
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• John Baird XC1998 – North Melbourne Kangaroos
  
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• Matthew Ball XC1999 – Hawthorn Hawks
  
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• Caydn Beetham XC1999 – St Kilda Saints
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Ted Richards XC2000 – Essendon Bombers, Sydney Swans
  
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• James Davies XC2000 – Essendon Bombers
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Luke Ball XC2002 – St Kilda Saints, Collingwood Magpies
  
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• Jobe Watson XC2002 – Essendon Bombers
  
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• Cameron Hunter XC2002 – Melbourne Demons
  
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• Marcus Allan XC2004 – Brisbane Lions
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Matthew Spangher XC2005 – West Coast Eagles, Sydney Swans, Hawthorn Hawks
  
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• Josh Kennedy XC2006 – Hawthorn Hawks, Sydney Swans
  
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• Robbie Tarrant XC2006 – North Melbourne
  
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• Casey Sibosado XC2008 – Fremantle Dockers
  
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• Dan Hannebery XC2009 – Sydney Swans
  
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• Alex Johnson XC2009 – Sydney Swans
  
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• Sam Shaw XC2009 – Adelaide Crows
  
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• Patrick Ambrose XC2009 – Essendon Bombers
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Alex Browne XC2010 – Essendon Bombers
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Tim Golds XC2011 – GWS Giants, Collingwood Magpies
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Xavier Richards XC2011 – Sydney Swans
  
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• Daniel Robinson XC2012 – Sydney Swans
  
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• Daniel Howe XC2013 – Hawthorn Hawks
  
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• Marc Pittonet XC2014 – Hawthorn Hawks
  
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• Jack Silvagni XC2015 – Carlton Blues
  
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• Sean Darcy XC2016 – Fremantle Dockers
  
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• Willie Rioli XC2011 – West Coast Eagles
  
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• Billy Gowers XC2014 – Western Bulldogs
  
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• Bailey Smith XC2018 – Western Bulldogs
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Changkuoth Jiath XC2017 – Hawthorn Hawks
  
  (AFL) (Sport)

• Laitham Vandermeer XC2017 – Western Bulldogs
  
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