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1.  Cate Blanchett starred next to one of the other great Australian actors, Hugh Jackman in the epic movie "Australia".

2.  Cate Blanchett received an Oscar nomination for the best actress in "Elizabeth the Golden Age".

3. Hugh Jackman took on the Wolverine role in "X-Men" and rose

to celebrity status.

4 In 2001 Hugh Jackman received a Tony Award for best actor in the movie "Kate and Leopold".

5 Professor Ian Frazer 2006, Australian of the Year, invented an artificial heart valve.

6 Cardiac surgeon Victor Chang pioneered a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer. I’ll give you reflection cards. Please complete the cards!

Famous people in Australia and their achievements A number of Australian actors have found international success, including the Academy-winning Geoffrey Rush, star of Shine and  The King's Speech. Russell Crowe, Nicole Kidman and Cate  Blanchett have also claimed the Best Actor honour. Action hero  Hugh Jackman is also a Tony Award-winning singer and dancer. Nicole Kidman’s career includes:• an Oscar (2002) for her portrayal of Virginia Wolf in "The Hours",

• 3 Golden Globe awards: in 1995 for her role in "To Die For", in 2001 for "Moulin Rouge", in 2002 for "The Hours"; several  nominations for the Golden Globe and Oscar.

With such a career it is not a wonder that in 2006 she topped the list of the highest-paid actresses.

In 2008 she starred next to one of the other great Australian actors,  Hugh Jackman in the epic movie "Australia", directed by Baz Luhrmann.

Cate Blanchett began her career in theatre in 1992 Two years later she played Ophelia in the "Hamlet" production of the "Company B" theatre in Sydney. "Paradise Road", directed by another famous Australian, Bruce

Beresford, marked her international debut in a movie in 1997  In 1998 her astonishing portrayal of Queen Elizabeth I won her a Golden Globe, a BAFTA award and an Oscar nomination.

Playing strong and influential characters proved a successful  strategy for Cate Blanchett: 

In 2005 she won an Oscar for starring as Katherine Hepburn in "The Aviator" by Martin Scorsese.  She received three Oscar nominations: for best supporting actress in "Notes on a Scandal", (2006), for the best actress in "Elizabeth the Golden Age", the sequel to her first movie "Elizabeth"(2007),for  best supporting actress in "I'm Not There", where she played one of  the six Bob Dylan characters in the picture, (2007). Hugh Jackman is a versatile actor, singer and dancer and, to top it all, he is a producer too.

He graced the stage of the 2009 Oscars by hosting the event and  presenting the awards.

Hugh Jackman's international career started with theatre in London.  His performance in the musical "Oklahoma" won him an Olivier award nomination in 1998  Two years later he took on the Wolverine role in "X-Men" and rose

to celebrity status. He continued with this role in several sequels in 2003, 2006 and 2009 In 2001 Hugh Jackman received a Golden Globe nomination for best actor in the movie "Kate and Leopold".  His love for music and the stage won him a Tony Award for his performance in the "Boy from Oz" on Broadway in 2004

Famous Australians scientists

Pharmacologist and pathologist Howard Florey shared a Nobel. Prize in 1945 for his work extracting penicillin. Other Australian scientists have also made significant contributions in their variousбfields.

Famous Australian inventors and famous Australian inventions. 

Australia's Aboriginal people invented the aerodynamic boomerang.  Professor Ian Frazer 2006, Australian of the Year, invented a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer. Other famous Australian inventions include aspirin (1915), penicillin (1940), plastic disposable syringe (1949), and long-wearing contact lenses (1999).

Australia's famous people include cardiac surgeon Victor Chang, who pioneered an artificial heart valve.

Famous Australian explorers

Following Captain Cook's 1770 landing, and the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 a number of early explorers set out to discover Australia. Other famous people of Australia​