Quartet (3/4 Jewish) Louise Fox, television writer-producer Isla Fisher, Omani-born actress Tim Freedman, musician Amelia Frid, former child actress Renée Geyer, soul singer Henry Gilbert, actor Alan Gold, author Libby Gorr, comedian Yoram Gross, producer Osher Günsberg, television/radio presenter and journalist Alexander Gutman (aka Austen Tayshus), comedian David Helfgott, pianist Elena Kats-Chernin, composer Danny Katz, writer/comedian Steve Kipner, songwriter Barrie Kosky, creative director Ben Lee, singer-songwriter Jack Levi (aka Elliot Goblet), comedian Lior Attar (aka Lior), Israeli-born singer-songwriter Sam Lipski, newspaper writer and editor, radio and TV broadcaster and commentator, CEO of the philanthropic Pratt Foundation Tziporah Malkah, actress, model David Malouf, writer (Jewish mother) Miriam Margolyes, actress Bill Meyer, artist Margaret Michaelis-Sachs, photographer Isaac Nathan, Australia's first composer Helmut Newton, photographer Olivia Newton-John, singer-songwriter, actress Eva Orner, film-maker Elliot Perlman, writer Linda Phillips, composer Bram Presser, author and singer for Yidcore Ohad Rein, musician Lara Sacher, actress John Safran, comedian/documentarian Hermann Schildberger, choir leader, organist (secular and in synagogues) Michael Schildberger, radio and TV broadcaster and commentator Athol Shmith, photographer Michael Shmith, journalist and music critic Cate Shortland, screenwriter and director (Convert) Larry Sitsky, composer Troye Sivan, actor, singer-songwriter Nathan Spielvogel, writer, particularly about Jewish life in early Ballarat; lay communal leader of the Ballarat synagogue Yael Stone, actor Simon Tedeschi, pianist Harry van der Sluys (aka Roy Rene and Mo McCackie), music hall, theatrical and radio comedian Felix Werder, composer Tal Wilkenfeld, musician Yitzhak Yedid, composer Yidcore's members (Bram, Myki, Tim and Rory), Jewish punk band, from Melbourne, Australia Allan Zavod, musician Political figures National figures Josh Burns, Labor member of the House of Representatives (2019–present) Moss Cass, former Labor cabinet minister Barry Cohen, Labor government minister in the Federal Parliament (1983–1987) Michael Danby, Labor member of the Australian House of Representatives (1998–2019) Mark Dreyfus QC, Attorney-General of Australia 2013–2013 Labor member of the Australian House of Representatives (2007–present) James Edelman, High Court Justice Jason Falinski, Liberal member of the Australian House of Representatives (2016–present) Josh Frydenberg, Liberal member of the Australian House of Representatives (2010–present), Minister for Environment and Energy 2016–2018, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party 2018–present. Stirling Griff, Centre Alliance, senator for South Australia in the Upper House of Parliament (2016–present) Sir Isaac Isaacs, Governor General (1931–1936), prominent solicitor, member of Victorian colonial parliament, one of the drafters of the Australian constitution, member of first Australian parliament, Chief Justice of the High Court Julian Leeser,