Murray Gleeson
Chief Justice of Australia
Chief Justice of Australia
Served as Chief Justice of Australia from 1998 to 2008. Gleeson held the position of the head of the Australian judiciary and oversaw numerous significant cases during his tenure. Prior to this role, he served as the President of the New South Wales Court of Appeal and had a prominent career in legal practice. Gleeson was appointed as an officer of the Order of Australia in recognition of contributions to law and justice. After retiring as Chief Justice, he continued to influence the legal landscape through various appointments and participation in legal education.
Served as 11th Chief Justice of Australia
Oversaw significant legal cases
Appointed as an officer of the Order of Australia
Born in 1970, this Italian rugby player played primarily as a fly-half, achieving notable success in the sport. A key player for CUS Roma, he contributed to multiple championships during his career. Transitioning to management, he directed various teams within the Italian rugby league, focusing on player development and strategic gameplay. His leadership on the field and in management has significantly influenced rugby in Italy.
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