Rudolph (Rudie) Brasch, senior reform rabbi in Sydney for over 30 years, a well-known author and broadcaster Gen. Paul Cullen, founder of Emanuel Synagogue, Sydney, Army General Rabbi Francis Cohen, prominent Sydney rabbi in the early 20th century Rabbi Jacob Danglow, rabbi at St Kilda Hebrew Congregation 1905–1962, one of the most prominent rabbis in both the Jewish and the general communities Rev Alexander Davis, over 30 years as minister of the York Street and Great synagogues Rabbi Pinchus Feldman, Rabbi of the Yeshiva Centre Rabbi David Freedman, rabbi in Perth for over 40 years Rabbi Harry Freedman, rabbi in Sydney and translator for Soncino Press Rabbi David Freilich, rabbi in Perth 1988–2012 Rabbi Ralph Genende, rabbi at Caulfield, and prominent in interfaith dialogue Rabbi Lazarus Goldman, rabbi at Toorak Road synagogue, author and historian, died on the bimah in 1960 whilst conducting a Kol Nidre service in Adelaide Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Groner, director of many Chabad operations in Victoria Rabbi J. L. Guerewitz, long serving rabbi at Carlton United synagogue Rabbi Chaim Gutnick, formerly rabbi of Elwood Synagogue for over forty years and life president of the Rabbinical Council of Victoria Rabbi Mordechai Gutnick, rabbi at Elwood and member of the Beth Din Rabbi Sholom Gutnick, rabbi at Caulfield for about 40 years, and Av Beth Din Rabbi Philip Heilbrunn, Rabbi Emeritus and long-serving rabbi at St Kilda Rabbi John Levi, first Australian-born rabbi, prominent Progressive rabbi, teacher and historian Rabbi Ronald Lubofsky, rabbi at St Kilda for over 30 years Joseph Marcus, a convict who trained as a rabbi and who is reputed to have conducted the first Jewish services in Sydney Rabbi Jerome Mark, the first Progressive rabbi in Australia Rev Joseph Myers, minister in Brisbane for 43 years Mrs Ada Phillips, founder of Australia's first permanent Progressive congregation in Melbourne Rabbi Israel Porush, prominent and long-serving Sydney rabbi Mr Abraham Rabinovitch, philanthropist and founder of Sydney's main Orthodox Jewish educational institutions Rev Moses Rintel, first minister of the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, and later of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation Rabbi Louis Rubin-Zacks, rabbi in Perth for 25 years Rabbi Dr Herman Sanger, important Melbourne progressive rabbi, responsible for the spread of progressive Judaism to other parts of Australia Rabbi Max Schenk, first Progressive rabbi in Sydney, early Zionist Sports figures Ben Ashkenazi, cricketer (Victorian Bushrangers) Ashley Brown, football (soccer) player Melbourne Victory Jordan Brown, Australia, midfielder