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Sir Douglas Ian Menzies (1968–1974)
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Tony Lupton – Member of the Parliament of Victoria; Secretary of Cabinet under John Brumby
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Ron McCallum - legal scholar specialising in industrial law
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Chris Wallace – computer scientist
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Peter Reith – Executive Director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
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James Mahmud Rice – sociologist
(Social services and academia) (Notable alumni)
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Monash University, located in Melbourne, Australia, is one of the leading universities in the world, a core member of the Australian Association of Eight Universities, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities, the Association of Commonwealth universities and the International University Climate Alliance, Australia’s five star universities are the premier academic capitals in the Southern Hemisphere. Founded by the Australian parliament in 1958, the university is named after the distinguished military commander, public administrator and civil engineer Sir John Monash.
The Monash University is the largest concentration of research university in Australia. Innovation and motive force are the ideas of school development. So there are many famous alumni, including politicians Daniel Andrews, Peter Hall, Kay Patterson, Carolyn Hirsh, Robert Ray, lawyers Greg Barns, Ian Gray, Ross Ray, and other artists, educators, and athletes. For more details, check out the random tool builder, which helps organize 354 items in great detail.
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