[Knežević] Draisma - comedian, singer, actor, writer and theatre maker. Mikelangelo (Michael Simic) aka The Balkan Elvis - singer (solo, Johnny Presley and the Zagreb Allstars, Mikelangelo and the Tin Star). Father is Croatian from Tučepi, Croatia. Steve Pavlovic – music entrepreneur Roddy Radalj – musician, founding member of the Hoodoo Gurus, the Dubrovniks and Roddy Ray'Da & the Surfin' Caesars. Rex Radonich (1950-1986) - Banjo player in Australian Bluegrass band Bullamakanka. Was regarded as the best at picker at the time. Grandson of Mate Radonic (born Podgora Croatia) of New Zealand. Natalie D-Napoleon - (Croatian father and mother) - Australian singer-songwriter and poet. Tony Slavich - keyboardist - Ariel, Sun, Mike Rudd and the Heaters, Mondo Rock, Goldrush, Ross Ryan band, Richard Clapton Band. Adalita, born Adalita Srsen, solo performer and member of Magic Dirt. Her father is Croatian. Boris Sujdovic – (Croatian mother) – musician, founding member of The Scientists, the Dubrovniks, Beasts of Bourbon. Simone Young - (Croatian mother) - Australian conductor Academia David Andrich – academic Luka Budak – author, Head of Croatian Studies, Macquarie University. Val Colic-Peisker – associate professor, sociologist and author. Vesna Drapac – Associate Professor of History at University of Adelaide, author ("Constructing Yugoslavia: A Transnational History" 2010). Roman Krznaric – social philosopher, author ("The Wonderbox: Curious histories of how to live" 2011, "How to Find Fulfilling Work (The School of Life)" 2013 , "How Should We Live?: Great Ideas from the Past for Everyday Life" 2015, "Empathy: Why It Matters, and How to Get It" 2015, "The First Beautiful Game: Stories of Obsession in Real Tennis" 2015, "Carpe Diem: Seizing the Day in a Distracted World" 2017) and founder of the Empathy Museum. Ralph Pervan (1938–1980) – academic and author ("Tito and the students : the university and the university in self-managing Yugoslavia" 1978), namesake of the "Ralph Pervan scholarship", University Hall, Western Australia. Science and medicine Tony Bacic - biologist Brice Bosnich - chemist Stjepan Marcelja - physicist Boris Martinac - biophysicist Ivan Marusic - physicist Vlado Perkovic – physician Zed Rengel - environmental scientist Ralph Sarich – Inventor of the revolutionary Orbital Engine, and at one stage, in the 1970s, Australia's richest person. Frances Separovic- biophysical chemist Hrvoje Tkalčić - geophysicist Business and work Jim Bosnjak – former owner of Westbus, the biggest bus company in Australia Katarina Carroll (nee Bošnjak) – first female Police Commissioner, for the State