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The 33 pages that link to Sydney, each with the reason it gives.

• Patrick WhiteRelated: White was born and raised in Sydney, a setting that informed his early sense of place.

• Cathy FreemanRelated: Winning before a home crowd gave Freeman's victory particular national resonance.

• Errol FlynnRelated: Flynn spent part of his youth in Sydney before pursuing work abroad.

• Anthony AlbaneseRelated: Albanese was born and raised in Sydney, which has been central to his public and political life.

• Nicole KidmanRelated: Kidman grew up in Sydney and began acting in Australian productions there.

• Russell CroweRelated: Crowe spent much of his childhood in Australia after his family moved there.

• Thomas KeneallyRelated: Keneally was born in Sydney in 1935.

• Caroline ChisholmRelated: Chisholm based much of her migrant assistance in Sydney, where new arrivals needed housing and work.

• Robin WarrenRelated: Warren and Marshall worked together on their landmark research in Sydney.

• Colleen McCulloughRelated: McCullough studied and worked in Sydney before establishing her writing career.

• Jan MorrisRelated: Morris’s Sydney gives the city the close, expansive portrait characteristic of her travel books.

• Miranda KerrRelated: Kerr grew up in Australia and began modeling there.

• Ray MeagherRelated: Meagher’s professional training at NIDA took place in Sydney.

• Ruth ParkRelated: The city became the central setting for much of Park’s fiction.

• Dorothea MackellarRelated: Mackellar was born and raised in Sydney, though her best-known poem evokes rural landscapes.

• Harry TriguboffRelated: Triguboff settled in Sydney, where he established Meriton and built most of his projects.

• John PilgerRelated: Pilger was born in Sydney in 1939 and began his journalism career there.

• Orry-KellyRelated: He studied and worked in Sydney before leaving Australia for the United States.

• Paul HoganRelated: Hogan grew up in Sydney and began performing in Australian television there.