Marcellin College Bulleen 1984.

Australian Rules footballer who starred for Carlton, whose accomplishments include: 2× VFL/AFL Premiership player (1987, 1995), 2× Robert Reynolds Trophy (1990, 1996), Carlton Life Member (1992), Carlton Vice-Captain (1998–2001), Australian Football Hall of Fame (2005), Carlton Hall of Fame (inducted 1996, Legend status 1997), 5x All-Australian team (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999), AFL Team of the Century (fullback), Mark of the Year (1988), AFL Life Member (1999), International Rules (1998, 1999), Carlton Team of the Century (fullback), Jim Stynes Medal (1998) and VFL/AFL Italian Team of the Century (fullback).

Source: Marist College Canberra 1998: Celebrating 125 Years of Sporting Achievement Australia 1872-1997.

Marcellin College Bullen 1950-1958.

Chair of Genazzano College Council for 10 years.

Chair of MacKillop Board for 10 years.

Legal Advisor to the Catholic Primary and Secondary Teachers’ Association.

Chairman Kooyong Electorate Council (Liberal Party).

Married to Catherine for 53 years, with 5 children and 14 grandchildren.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1966-1968.

A journalist for 36 years, including as an ABC foreign correspondent in Washington and New Delhi.

Has received two Walkley awards for Journalism.

Author of two books: A Fatal Tide, 2014, and Killing Kitchener, 2017.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1964-1968.

International race walker, representing Australia at the Commonwealth Games Representative in 1978 (winning Bronze) and 1982 and at the IAAF World 50 Km Championships in 1976.

Received life membership from Ivanhoe Harriers, Victorian Race Walking Club, Coburg Harriers, Racewalking Australia

Received Merit Award from Athletics Victoria

Awarded Member of the Order of Australia (OAM) in 2014

Current Secretary, Australian Centurion Walkers, current Chair, Organising Committee, Coburg 24 Hour Carnival (at time of publication), former Chair, Athletics Australia Out of Stadium Committee, past President, Racewalking Australia, past Secretary, Racewalking Australia, past Victorian Race Walking Club

Marcellin College Bulleen 1962-1964.

First ophthalmologist in Australia to implant the 3M diffractive multifocal implant (1990) and the AMO Array multifocal lens implant (1997).

One of the first surgeons in Australia to perform excimer laser surgery (1991).

One of the first surgeons to perform LASIK in Victoria (1996).

Invited international lecturer to tour India, Thailand and Singapore (2001)

Associate Ophthalmologist at the Department of Ophthalmology, University of Melbourne (1996–1999)

Served with the Royal Flying Doctor Service and Port Hedland Hospital during his elective year of his medical degree. Also worked in the Indigenous Eye Clinic at Broome Hospital in Western Australia.

Marcellin College Bulleen

Lead engineer in a series of dam and hydro projects in Tasmania and Québec.

Awarded a Churchill Fellowship in Australia, the 1981 Rickey Medal by the American Society of Civil Engineers, and his team won the 2003 Engineering Achievement Award in Canada.

He has chaired Expert Review Boards for major dam projects in Canada, Malaysia, Indonesia and Madagascar.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1963-1970.

Received Medal of the Order of Australia in 2021.

Served as Head of the Gynaecological Oncology Department Mercy Hospital for Women 1999-2018.

Assoc Professor at the University of Melbourne.

Competed as a member of Australian Olympic athletic team in 1976.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1958-1967.

Served as a member of the Victoria Police Force from 17 December 1973, graduating as Dux of a double squad, retiring after 32 years, 6 months at the rank of Superintendent.

Awarded the Australian Police Medal, National Medal 1st Clasp and Victoria Police Service Medal, 4th Clasp.

Served in various uniform, CIB and research roles, and even attended the FBI National Academy, Quantico, Virginia for eleven weeks in 1996.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1955-1964.

LL.B (Hons) (University of Melbourne); LL.M (University of Virginia).

Chairman, NSW State Rail Authority 1995-1998.

Solicitor General for NSW 1998-Present (last edited 2023).

Author of a number of books on Australian history and politics.

Board Member at one time of NSW Public Transport Authority, NSW State Library, Sydney Writers Festival and University of Technology.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1984-1989.

Member for Malvern in the Parliament of Victoria since 2006, serving as Treasurer of Victoria, Leader of the Opposition, Leader of the Liberal Party and as a Minister.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1967-1972.

Worked as a Catholic Primary principal for 15 years.

Served as a Member of the Victorian Parliament for 22 years.

Most recently served as the Minister for Education 2010 - 2014.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1956-1959.

Received OAM for services to cricket in 2023.

Life Member of Cricket Victoria (15 years delegate, 12 years Pennant Committee).

Inductee of the Hall of Fame (playing section) of The Cricket Society in England.

Received Life Membership of The Lord’s Taverners (Vic) for fund-raising for disadvantaged sportspeople.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1952-1954.

Major electrical design contributor to Australian Black Box invention.

Developed a system for in-flight monitoring of the accumulated fatigue damage to heavily loaded helicopter gears.

Introduced a novel way of analysing thermocouple temperature measuring circuits whereby each junction is represented by an open circuit voltage generator in series with a junction/lead resistance.

Pioneered the setting up of an Australian Defence Organisation Working Party (with Air Force, Navy and Army representation) that provided guidance on the applicability of accident data recorders and HUMS to Australian Defence Force aircraft.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1972-1979.

Anaesthetist, Royal Darwin Hospital, (RDH) Darwin NT since 1997.

Codirector Surgery and Critical Care, RDH since 2015.

Mission Team Leader for Australian Medical Assistance Teams to Asia-Pacific in response to health emergencies following earthquake, typhoon, measles epidemic and COVID outbreak.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1954-1959.

Teacher and Adviser in ESL and Multicultural Education at Vic. Ed. Dpt. 1979 – 1995.

Ethnic Services Development Officer with then Northcote Council 1996 – 1990.

Publican at the Old Homestead Inn, North Fitzroy 1990 -1994.

Executive Director, from 1995, of the Victorian Cooperative on Children’s Services for Ethnic Groups (VICSEG), a small NGO that supported refugee families. Expanded to include New Futures Training, which trains around 3000 students from diverse backgrounds each year for work in the caring services. Retired from VICSEG New Futures in 2019.

Served as a commissioner in the Victorian Multicultural Commission and received a Centennial Medal for work with the Darebin Ethnic Communities Council.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1976-1981

Major General and Commander Land Forces in The Australian Army.

Awarded Officer of the Order of Australia for service modernising the Army.

Awarded the United States Legion of Merit for Leadership in the International Coalition in Afghanistan.

Completed operational service in Israel, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Appointed Professor of Practice at Monash University.

Chair of the Advisory Board for Cyber and Data Security Research at Charles Sturt University.

Commercial sector leadership roles with Boral and Bondi Partners.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1971-1978.

Has worked as a Family Law Barrister for over 32 years, devoting time to various Victorian Bar Committees including being Chairman of his List of Barristers.

Finalist for Barrister of the Year in 2019, 2020 and 2021 for the Lawyers Weekly Awards and Social Entrepreneur for Third Sector in 2020.

Founded a registered charity TO BE LOVED NETWORK that produces resources to assist children navigate family violence and separation.

Producer of award-winning films in this sector; and is a published author of a children's book to help children understand parental separation.

Marcellin College Bulleen 1956-1960.

Speechwriter and Ministerial Adviser to Premier of Victoria the Hon John Cain MP 1983-1986.

Partner, Hunt & Hunt Lawyers 1994-2003.

General Counsel, Alfred Health 2003-2016.

Appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for services to the legal profession and the community 26 January 2020.

President, Law Institute of Victoria 2003 - appointed a Life Member of the Institute of Victoria in 2021.

President Australia China Business Council Victoria (ACBC) 1990-2002 - appointed a Life Member in 2003

Chair, College of Law Victoria 2006 to present (last updated 2023) Chair, AMREP Animal Services 2011 to present (last updated 2023)

Marcellin College Bulleen 1953-1963.

Served as Principal of several Marist Schools, including Marcellin College Bulleen, 1982-1989.

Oversaw development of Marist Schools across the former Province of Melbourne.

Joined the Marist Mission and Life Formation Team in 2011.

Currently National Director of Marist Tertiary Programs (last updated 2023).

Marcellin College Bulleen 1973-1974.

Entered General Practice in East Doncaster 1983 and still currently working at Manningham General Practice – special interests include Sports Medicine, Nutrition and Men’s Health. Additionally, locum work relieving a solo country GP in Terang Victoria for 12 years until his retirement.

Club Doctor at Hawthorn Football Club in the AFL for 15 years. Made Life Member in 2002.

Team Doctor for Australia at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne.

Order of Australia Medal 2016 for services to General Practice and Men’s Health.

Regular talker/lecturer on Men’s Health including the Marcellin College Men’s Health Program.

Maintaining a connection with Marcellin through the Old Boys sporting network with 200 games of Amateur football and committee work, 10 years as President of the Marcellin Old Collegian’s Cricket Club and ongoing (16 years) President of the Marcellin Bald Eagles Sports Club. Further connection with Marcellin as Chair of the Marcellin College Foundation for 6 years until recently.