Which three people jointly own a racehorse called You Can Call Me Al?
Judy Bullock, Archie Vanderglas and Phil McAppion.
Who spends time helping an aboriginal community in the Northern Territory?
Bill Andrews.
Who spends months in Alice Springs with his wife who job shares with the Royal Flying Doctor Service?
John Walsh.
How many people studied law?
At least eight - Bill Andrews, Michael Cassin, Ian Deane, Robert Somosi, Peter Olliffe, Bill Williams, Roger Brown, Geoffrey Harders.
How many became doctors?
At least three - Lesley McKay, Michael Sein and David Peachey.
Who is now a great-grandmother, currently works for the EU, and gave birth in both Beirut and Hong Kong?
Janice Nelson.
Who is an expert on Manga and translates Japanese texts?
Fred Schodt.
Who took the veterans 'back to Gallipoli' for the 75th anniversary?
John Engledow.
Who raises 'rare and interesting' plants in Tilba Tilba?
Keith Mundy.
Who worked for many years for IBM?
Barry Ballard.
Who studied at both Oxford and Cambridge?
Ian Barnes.
Who is on the Board of Directors of Melbourne Health?
Marilyn Beaumont.
Who used to export Australian surfboards to the US?
Steven Bisset.
Who is involved in the development of specialist software for humanities computing, including the online open-access Shakespeare Computational Stylistics Facility?
Hugh Craig.
Who purchased his first home at 21 and is still passionate about real estate?
Stewart Darville.
Who completed a Churchill Fellowship in 1983?
Rob Nicholls.
Whose Ballarat cafe took home a silver and three bronze medals at the CSR Golden Bean National Coffee Roasting Championships at Port Macquarie recently?
Richard Emery.
Who's written a book about energy processing in cells?
Michael Guppy.
Who deals in ginger (amongst other things)?
Stephen Maitland.
Whose paintings are inspired by the sea and all things nautical?
Peter Harris.
Who was instrumental in the establishment of the PARADISEC project, a collaborative research resource of digitalised ethnographic collections of endangered oral traditions in Asia and the Pacific?
Cathy Falk.
Who was involved in building Australia's Parliament House [and says 'there's no tunnel to The Lodge, people!']?
Archie Vanderglas.
Who is CEO of the
Royal National Capital Agricultural Society?
Geoff Cannock.
Who built a large sailing vessel in Batemans Bay?
John Owens.
Who's an expert on lorikeets?
Peter Odekerken.
Who wrote and illustrated "Kakadu for Keen Kids"?
Terry Woollcott.
Who was born in Nigeria?
Lesley McKay.
Who had a part as an extra in the movie “Demonstration” filmed in and around Canberra in the 1970’s?
Robert Somosi.
Who has performed with the Shiny Bum Singers in front of audiences ranging from 1 to over 10,000, and also shaken the hand of US President Bill Clinton?
Jim Street.
Who was a Territory finalist for the ACT Australian of the Year in 2009?
Dennise Kain.
Who has had a heart transplant?
Probyn Steer.
Who survived getting robbed at knifepoint while hitch-hiking through Chicago?
Richard Swan.
Who was the first person in history to score a hole in one on the 26th at Royal Canberra Golf Club? And when?
Brett Yeats, 25 June, 1997.
Who scored a hole in one on the 16th at Federal?
Chris Bergin.
Who has married the same person twice?
Winnie Kellar.
Who was arrested in Africa for spying?
Julie Roberts.
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