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Isaac Isaacs was the first Australian born governor-general.
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First Australian astronaut in space?
Astronaut Andy Thomas became the first Australian citizen in space, while Paul Scully-Powers was the first Australian-born astronaut to enter space.
Who is the first Australian-born Governor-General?
The first Australian-born governor-general was Sir Isaac Isaacs, who served from 1931 to 1936. He also served as the 3rd Chief Justice of Australia.
Who was Australia's first saint?
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Who was Australia's first Australian born Governor General?
Sir Isaac Isaacs
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Who was Australia's first astronaut?
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Who is the first Australian Olympian?
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Who was the first Australian born astronaut?
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