Talk:List of people educated at Haileybury (Melbourne)

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Look, I'm sure some people think that some people here are notable because they're in charge of a small business, or are an academic, but I think a lot of people would agree notability is a lot stronger than that. receiving a national award for your field, for instance as an academic. What's a good guide? Well, having a personal wikipedia entry would be a good start, because they should satisfy Wikipedia:Notability. i know that I, for instance, don't have a wikipedia page and therefore I'm pretty sure that I'm not suitably notable to go onto my own notable alumni page.

So, I've removed the following people from the page. Do you disagree with the choices I've made? Well, feel free to put them back on the list, but please also add a comment here (to avoid any revert wars), and please add a wikipedia page for the person. And if you're putting back in links, make sure they're to the right person, not just someone else with the same name.

• Mr. H.W Allen - Scholar
• David Lowe (academic) - Professor of History

• Geoff Grenda - Founding Family of Grenda Corporation and owners of Volgren
• Dr. Greg Chawynski - Project Design Manager at Wensley Development Group
• Spiro Vournazos - Business Manager at MYOB
• Stewart McLeod - Director of McLeod Partners Real Estate
• Andrew Braxter - Executive Director of Singleton Ogilvy & Mather
• Spiro Vournazos - National Sales & Marketing Manager for Red Cat Hospitality Solutions
• Dean Allen-Craig - General Manager of Medialink Productions
• Cris Forbes - Merchandise co-ordinator with Officeworks Superstores
• Hugh Fielding Odgers - Winner of the French 2 Prize, well known in printing industry
• Andrew Stone (businessman) - Head of Foreign Exchange for ANZ, New York
• Giles Gunesekera, SF Fin - Director, Platform & Adviser Sales, Principal Global Investors
• Paul Chin - Portfolio Manager, Barclays Global Investors, San Francisco USA
• Ian Rogers (businessman) - Head of Global Transaction Banking, United Kingdom
• Ian Herman- Managing Director of William Buck, Melbourne
• David Taylor (businessman)- Executive Director of Australian Professional Selling Association, Sydney

• Rev Ken Crawford - Vicar of Pershore Abbey in the UK

• Simao Wangka - Media director CEO of the Pap A'Dumm Leggs Charity, well known in charity medias
• Simar Singh - Comedian
• Luke Wang - Musical Composer
• Arun Nithyakeerthy - New Zealand sports Journalist and radio presenter
• Luka Bock Choii Singh - Media director of the Pap A'Dumm Haandes Charity - Nar Nar Goon Branch, well known in charity medias
• Gordan Kery - Musical Composer
• Edwin Bolwell - Writer/Senior Editor for Time magazine and Writer/Assistant Director at The New York Times
• Kevin Tran - Actor - A Quite American, Macbeth, Blue Heelers
• Anthony Kupinic - Rock musician, A Sound Mind
• Kiran Khan (musician) - Rock musician, A Sound Mind
• Ross Arundale - Rock musician
• Peter Howden - American Film Industry
• Steve Danielsen - Actor for Blue Heelers
• Michael de Wijn - Photographer
• John Carmichael (composer) - Noted composer and pianist
• Ross Welchman - Radio announcer
• Richard Franklin (director) - Hollywood Director; Patrick, Psycho II and Roadgames
• Paul Anderson (journalist) - Prominent Journalist and Author

• John Piley - One of Australia's leading construction lawyers
• Jeffrey L Sher - Queen's Counsel, Victoria

• Geoffrey Travers - Corporal in the Australian Army during World War 1
• David Jarret - 2nd AIF in the RAAF and Engineer
• James Sidney Swanton Vickery - Private in the Australian Army during World War 1
• Principal Air Chaplain Royce Thomas - Director-General Chaplaincy Services Air Force
• Tony Wilson (soldier) - Sergeant, Australian Army
• George Webster Binnie - Lieutenant in the Australian Army during World War 1 and Director of Websters Limited, Sydney
• Hagan Fuller - World War 2 Veteran

• Alan Tudge - Federal Ministerial Adviser
• Benjamin Chia - Victorian State Ministry Director
• Ian Grubb - Senior Policy Advisor at World Health Organisation
• Peter David (Australian politician) - Liberal Party of Australia
• Blair Boardman - Liberal Party of Australia
• Michael Grimwade Kennedy - Assistant Director, Department of Justice; formerly Adviser to: Hon Brian Mier MLC (Minister of Consumer Affairs & Aboriginal Affairs); Hon John Lenders MLC (Minister for Finance); Hon Marsha Thomson MLC (Minister for Information Communications & Technology).

• Sir Hibbert Alan S. Newton - Foundation fellow and President of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and Chairman of the Medical Equipment Control Committee
• Dr. Leon Garner - made Office of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to Optometry
• Professor Martin Richardson - Associate Professor of Surgery, University of Melbourne, Royal Melbourne Hospital and Director of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery
• Dr. Andrew Crook - Senior Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, CC, USA
• Tim Munro - Principle Power Plant Engineer with Qantas responsible for Rolls Royce jet engine fleet
• Daniel Scott (scientist) - Scientist at the Howard Florey Institute and winner of the 2004 Victoria Fellowship
• Graham Dickinson - Scientist at Ciba

• Sam Sheldon - AFL Footballer, Brisbane Lions
• Michael Imrie - Former V8 Supercar driver and team owner
• Austin Doerner - NCAA (DePaul) tennis player
• Anthony Raso - AFL Footballer, Carlton
• Kamalesh Tharmasuthan - ITTF tour table tennis player
• Ben Drysdale - National 100 and 200 metre swimming champion
• Glenn Baker - Voted as one of top Australian Swimming coaches
• Brett Collins - AFL Footballer, Hawthorn
• Scott Pedder - Pedders Suspension, Pedders Suspension Rally Team
• Scott Doerner - NCAA (Pepperdine) and WTT tour tennis player
• Brett Moyle - AFL Footballer, St Kilda
• Paul Boraston - Cricketer, Victorian Institute of Sport
• Robert Aivatoglou - Manger for Lleyton Hewitt
• Chris Hocking - Triathelete, Casey Tigersharks, motor racing - Hocking Racing
• Ian Smieth - Hockey Player for Australia
• Ben Welsh - Australian Triathlete
• Scott Butler - General Manager at Melbourne Cricket Club
• Andrew Langford-Jones - Director of Tournaments for the Australasian PGA Tour
• Paul Hopgood - AFL Footballer, Melbourne Demons

• Vale Russel Mathews - Foundation member and President of the Accounting Association of Australia and New Zealand
• Andrew Hassett - Research and Advocacy officer with World Vision
• Peter Barrie Smith - Awarded Medal of the Order of Australia for contribution to Horticulture