in Australian history Robert Ray - Australian Senator and Former Defence Minister Tony Robinson - Minister for Consumer Affairs Michael Rozenes - Chief Judge of the County Court of Victoria Sharman Stone- Former Australian Minister for Workforce Participation Don Watson - author, chief speechwriter to Prime Minister Paul Keating Beth Wilson - Victorian Health Services Commissioner Media and Arts Cecilia Dart-Thornton - Author Lindy Davies - Actor and Dean of the Victorian College of Arts Laurie Duggan - Poet Jon Faine - Melbourne radio presenter Max Gillies AM - Actor/satirist Andy Griffiths - children's author Leslie Howard - Pianist and composer Michael Leunig - Cartoonist Eva Orner - Academy-Award winning film producer John A. Scott - poet Jo Stanley - radio personality Alan Wearne - Poet Academia Diane Bell - Anthropologist Michael Clyne - Linguist Ben Kiernan - Leading researcher in the study of genocide, Yale University Stuart Macintyre - Historian Business Fiona Balfour - Businesswoman, former Qantas and Telstra executive Tony D'Aloisio - Chairman, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Peter Ivany - Australian media mogul and billionaire Naomi Milgrom - Owner and CEO of Sussan Group Schools The Faculty has six academic schools in Australia, and two overseas, which are responsible for the creation and dissemination of disciplinary knowledge through individual and group research and through the development of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programs. Schools in Australia Geography and Environmental Science Media, Film and Journalism Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics Philosophical, Historical and International Studies Social Sciences Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance Schools in Malaysia School of Arts and Social Sciences Schools in South Africa School of Social Science References External links Faculty of Arts website Arts