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This is alist of notableItalian Australians.

Musicians

Natalie Imbruglia

Vanessa Amorosi – singer, entertainer
Tina Arena – singer, entertainer
Christian Argenti – singer
Chantelle Barry – singer
Anthony Callea – singer, entertainer
Emmanuel Carella – singer
Nic Cester – singer-songwriter
Gabriella Cilmi – singer
Cosima De Vito – singer
Joe Dolce – singer
Bella Ferraro – singer
Anthony Field – songwriter, producer
Natalie Gauci – singer
Laura Imbruglia – singer
Natalie Imbruglia – singer, entertainer and actress
Paul Kelly – singer
Rachael Leahcar – singer
Raffaele Marcellino – composer
Indiana Massara – singer, model and actress
Silvie Paladino – singer
Giselle Rosselli – singer
Reginald Alberto Agrati Stoneham (1879–1942) – composer; veteran of the Boer War
Richard Tognetti – violinist, composer and leader of the Australian Chamber Orchestra
The Veronicas – singers

Actors and entertainers

Jason Agius (born 1984) – actor
Joe Avati (born 1974) – comedian
Steve Bastoni (born 1966) – actor
Natasha Liu Bordizzo (born 1994) – actress
Richard Brancatisano (born 1983) – actor
Scott Cam (born 1962) – presenter and actor
Rachael Carpani (born 1980) – actress
Santo Cilauro (born 1962) – comedian
Diane Cilento (1932–2011) – actress
Salvatore Coco (born 1975) – actor
Vince Colosimo (born 1966) – actor
Claudia Doumit (born 1992) – actress
Leila George (born 1992) – actress
Isabella Giovinazzo (born 1990) – actress
Anthony LaPaglia (born 1959) – actor
Jonathan LaPaglia (born 1969) – actor
Marco Leonardi (born 1971) – actor
Chas Licciardello (born 1977) – political satirist
Paul Mercurio (born 1963) – actor
Dina Panozzo – actress
Oriana Panozzo (born 1959) – actress
Danny Raco (born 1979) – actor and director
Vince Sorrenti (born 1961) – comedian

Arts

Mario Andreacchio – director
Felice Arena – author
Ruth Borgobello – writer, director
Santo Cilauro – producer and screenwriter
Giorgio Mangiamele – filmmaker
Melina Marchetta – author
Patricia Piccinini – artist
Pietro Porcelli – sculptor
Tahyna Tozzi – director, writer and producer
Paul Zanetti – political cartoonist
Salvatore Zofrea – artist

Journalists

Emma Alberici – ABC journalist
Christian Argenti – broadcaster
Mark Beretta – sports journalist
Paul Bongiorno – political journalist
Jane Gazzo – broadcaster and music journalist
Robert Grasso – SBS sports journalist
Steve Pizzati –Top Gear presenter
Leonardo Puglisi – journalist
Michelangelo Rucci – sports writer
Virginia Trioli – journalist

Law

Bernard Bongiorno – Victorian Supreme Court Judge
Fabiano Cangelosi – Tasmanian lawyer and politician

Models

Bianca Censori – model and architect
Stefania Ferrario – model and activist

Sciences & Health

Raphael Cilento – medical practitioner & public health administrator
Ezio Rizzardo - Chemical Scientist

Business people

James del Piano – immigration, shipping, real estate, timber; president of the Western Australian Italian Club (1947–1965); City of Perth councillor for ten years, including two years as Deputy Lord Mayor

Politics

Federal politics

Name	Party		Chamber	Constituency	Term Start	Term End	Notes
Bert Lazzarini		Labor	House	Werriwa	1919	1931	Government minister (1941–1946)
Bert Lazzarini		Labor	House	Werriwa	1934	1952	Government minister (1941–1946)
Tony Luchetti		Labor	House	Macquarie	1951	1975
John Panizza		Liberal	Senate	Western Australia	1987	1997
Con Sciacca		Labor	House	Bowman	1987	1996
Con Sciacca		Labor	House	Bowman	1998	2004
Anthony Albanese		Labor	House	Grayndler	1996	incumbent	Prime Minister (2022–present) Leader of the Opposition (2019–2022)
Phil Barresi		Liberal	House	Deakin	1996	2007
Teresa Gambaro		Liberal	House	Petrie	1996	2007
Teresa Gambaro		Liberal	House	Brisbane	2010	2016
Ross Vasta		Liberal	House	Bonner	2004	2007
Ross Vasta		Liberal	House	Bonner	2010	incumbent
Concetta Fierravanti-Wells		Liberal	Senate	New South Wales	2005	2022	Government minister (2016–2018)
Cory Bernardi		Liberal	Senate	South Australia	2006	2017
		Conservatives			2017	2019
		Independent			2019	2020
Nola Marino		Liberal	House	Forrest	2007	incumbent
Tony Zappia		Labor	House	Makin	2007	incumbent
Jane Prentice		Liberal	House	Ryan	2010	2019
Richard Di Natale		Greens	Senate	Victoria	2011	2020	Leader of theAustralian Greens (2015–2020)
Matt Canavan		National	Senate	Queensland	2014	incumbent	Government minister (2016–2020)
Daniel Mulino		Labor	House	Fraser	2019	incumbent
Raff Ciccone		Labor	Senate	Victoria	2019	incumbent

State and local politics

Heads of government

David Crisafulli –Premier of Queensland (LNP) (2024–present)
Lia Finocchiaro –Chief Minister of the Northern Territory (CLP) (2024–present)
Morris Iemma –Premier of New South Wales (ALP) (2005–2008)
Eva Lawler (née Bilato) –Chief Minister of the Northern Territory (TLP) (2023–2024)

Other

Franca Arena – former NSW state politician (ALP)
Lidia Argondizzo – Victorian state politician (ALP)
John Barilaro – formerDeputy Premier of New South Wales (National)
Riccardo Bosi –perennial candidate, founder of Australia One Party.
Tony Buti – Western Australian state politician (ALP)^[1]
Raffaello Carboni – involvement in the Eureka Stockade 1854
Carlo Carli – Victorian state politician (ALP)
Nick Catania – WA former state politician (ALP)
Vince Catania – WA state politician (ALP until July 2009, WA Nationals from July 2009)
Vincenzina (Vini) Ciccarello – South Australian state politician (ALP)
Lily D'Ambrosio – Victorian state politician (ALP)
Angela D'Amore – Member of theNew South Wales Legislative Assembly (ALP)
John D'Orazio – WA former state politician (ALP; then independent)^[2]
James Gobbo – formerGovernor of Victoria (1997–2000)
Licia Kokocinski – former Victorian upper house politician (ALP)
James Merlino – 27thDeputy Premier of Victoria (ALP)
Sandra Nori – former NSW state politician (ALP)
Paul Omodei – former Western Australian stateOpposition Leader (Liberal)
George Paciullo – former NSW politician (ALP)
Paul Papalia – Western Australian state politician (ALP)
John Pasquarelli – former advisor to the Australian politician andOne Nation leaderPauline Hanson
John Pesutto – Victorian stateOpposition Leader (Liberal) (2022–present)
Sam Piantadosi – former Western Australian state politician
Rita Saffioti – Western Australian state politician (ALP)^[3]
B. A. Santamaria – political activist and journalist
Santo Santoro – former federal senator (Liberal)
Frank Sartor – NSW state politician (ALP)
Giovanni Sgro – Victorian politician (ALP)
John Sidoti – former member of theNew South Wales Legislative Assembly (LIB)
Joe Tripodi – NSW politician (ALP)
Tony Vallelonga – former mayor of theCity of Stirling in Western Australia^[4]

Religion

Filippo Bernardini – Apostolic Delegate
Bonaventura Cerretti – Apostolic Delegate
Paolo Marella – Apostolic Delegate
Giovanni Panico – Apostolic Delegate
Anthony Randazzo – Catholic bishop
Louisa Angelina Santospirito – Catholic laywoman, welfare worker
Elzear Torreggiani – Catholic bishop

Sport

Australian rules football

Soccer

Mark Bresciano

Paul Agostino – soccer
John Aloisi – soccer
Melissa Barbieri – soccer
Daniel Beltrame – soccer
Arno Bertogna – soccer
Peter Bevilaqua – soccer
Mark Birighitti – soccer
Brandon Borrello – soccer
Raphael Bove – soccer
Mark Bresciano – soccer
Joshua Brillante – soccer
John Buonavoglia – soccer
Joe Caletti – soccer
Alvin Ceccoli – soccer
Joel Chianese – soccer
Simon Colosimo – soccer
Steve Corica – Sydney FC
Angelo Costanzo – Adelaide City
Fausto De Amicis – soccer
Lisa De Vanna – soccer
Anthony Di Pietro – soccer Chairman of Melbourne Victory FC
Andrew Durante – soccer
Frank Farina – soccer
Adam Federici – Reading England
Matthew Foschini – soccer,Melbourne Victory
Ben Garuccio – soccer
Vince Grella – soccer
Patrick Kisnorbo – soccer
Paul Kohler – soccer
Jacob Italiano – soccer
Paul Izzo – soccer
Vince Lia – Wellington Phoenix
Massimo Luongo – footballer,Swindon Town
Michael Marrone – soccer
Sergio Melta – Adelaide City
Paul Okon – Marconi
Sebastian Pasquali – Melbourne Victory
John Perin – Adelaide City
Tony Pignata – soccer CEO of Sydney FC
Hayley Raso – soccer
Danny Tiatto – soccer
Paul Trimboli – soccer
James Troisi – soccer
Carl Valeri – soccer
Roberto Venturato – coach ofA.S. Cittadella
Aurelio Vidmar – Adelaide City
Tony Vidmar – Adelaide city
Max Vieri – soccer
Robert Zabica – soccer
Andrew Zinni – Brunswick Juventus
Michael Zullo – soccer

Rugby league

Tas Baitieri – Australianrugby league footballer
Martin Bella – Australianrugby league footballer
Terry Campese – Australianrugby league footballer
Willie Carne – Australianrugby league footballer
Cameron Ciraldo – Australianrugby league footballer
Jake Clifford – Australianrugby league footballer
Mark Corvo – Australianrugby league footballer
Luke Davico – Australianrugby league footballer
Paul Dezolt – Australianrugby league footballer
Shannon Donato – Australianrugby league footballer
Greg Florimo – Australianrugby league footballer
Paul Franze – Australianrugby league footballer
Craig Gower – Australianrugby league footballer
Tony Grimaldi – Australianrugby league footballer
Aiden Guerra – Australianrugby league footballer
Anthony Laffranchi – Australianrugby league footballer
Joshua Mantellato – Australianrugby league footballer
Ciriaco Mescia – Australianrugby league footballer
Anthony Minichiello – Australianrugby league footballer
Mark Minichiello – Australianrugby league footballer
Chris Nero – Australianrugby league footballer
Shane Rigon – Australianrugby league footballer
Grant Rovelli – Australianrugby league footballer
Craig Salvatori – Australianrugby league footballer
Dean Schifilliti – Australianrugby league footballer
Kade Snowden – Australianrugby league footballer
Laurie Spina – Australianrugby league footballer
James Tedesco – Australianrugby league footballer
Paul Vaughan – Australianrugby league footballer
Nick Zisti – AustralianRugby league footballer

Rugby union

David Campese – Australian rugby union player
Paul Carozza – Australian rugby union player
Matt Carraro – Australian rugby union player
John Eales – Australian rugby union team captain (Italian-Australian mother)
Scott Fava – Australian rugby union player
Luke McLean – rugby union player for the Italian national team (Italian-Australian mother)
Matt Pini – Australian rugby union player
Julian Salvi – Australian rugby union player
Rudi Vedelago – Australian rugby union player

Cricket

Other sports

Claire Bevilacqua – surfer
Tully Bevilaqua – basketball player
Dean Capobianco – runner
Martin Cattalini – basketball player
Al Costello – professional wrestler
Casey Dellacqua – tennis player
Matthew Dellavedova – NBA basketballer
Tommaso D'Orsogna – swimmer
Rocky Gattellari – boxer
Frank Giorgi – kickboxer
Chris Guccione – tennis player
Rocky Mattioli – boxer
Mario Milano – professional wrestler
Mark Occhilupo – world surfing champion
Vic Patrick – Victor Patrick Lucca – boxer
Mark Philippoussis – tennis player^[5]
Daniel Ricciardo – racing
Massimiliano Rosolino – swimmer
Oscar Piastri – racing
Sam Greco – retired full contact karateka, heavyweight K-1 kickboxer, mixed martial artist
Travis Bazzana – baseball player
Mark Webber – racing
Alan Jones – racing

References

^Buti, Tony (18 July 2020)."Racist name-calling is much worse than just 'sticks and stones'".WAtoday. Retrieved15 July 2022.
^"Parliament of Western Australia: Inaugural Speech: Mr John D'Orazio MLA (Member for Ballajura): Legislative Assembly"(PDF).Parliament of Western Australia. 3 May 2001.Archived(PDF) from the original on 20 March 2022. Retrieved25 April 2022.
^Black, David;Phillips, Henry (2012).Making a difference : a frontier of firsts : women in the Western Australian Parliament 1921-2012(PDF). Parliament of Western Australia.ISBN 9781921865626. Retrieved21 April 2022.
^Jones, Lloyd (11 March 2011)."Ex-mayor Tony Vallelonga in tears as arrest warrant issued".Perth Now. Perth, Western Australia: Nationwide News.Archived from the original on 14 March 2011. Retrieved28 March 2011.
^ATP Basic Facts about Mark Philippoussis

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