Arthur Hiller, who received an Oscar nomination for directing the blockbuster romantic tragedy "Love Story" during a career that spanned dozens of popular movies and TV shows as well as several career lows, has died.

Con Reed was a highly regarded physician. He was the only child of the legendary jockey, Roy Reed, who rode Nightmarch to victory beating Phar Lap in the 1929 Melbourne Cup, but it was his association with the AMA that put him on the medical map.

• John Zeleznikow

Masha Zeleznikow, who has died aged 89, formed with her husband Avram the dynamic duo that established the iconic Acland Street, St Kilda cafe Scheherazade.

• Bill Fleming

Through his selfless commitment, surgeon Brian Fleming helped advance cancer care for all Australians and upheld the noble ideals of the medical profession.

David Chadwick was one of the few demonstrators to get through the police cordon at a Springboks fixture in Sydney.

• Mary Owen

Gwen Goedecke came from a tradition of strong, courageous women. In 1878, her French great-grandmother Catherine Matton, aged 57, sailed from France with three sons for bushland Bundaberg in Queensland. French Woman's Creek is named after her.

Gray was scarred as she struggled to deal with abusive fans who could not separate the actress from her manipulative and scheming fictional alter-ego

Hanif Mohammad,Bob Kiley, Richard Holland, Pete Fountain

Duke of Westminster owned vast tracts of Mayfair and Belgravia

Newspaper journalist who knew how to take a knock

Ricci Martin released an album, Beached, produced by Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys.

• Bruce Steele

Emeritus Professor David Bradley died just short of his 91st birthday. One of the four founding members of the Department of English at Monash University.

• Damien Murphy

Midget Farrelly was regarded as the patriarch of Australian surfing

Suzanne Wright, Clara Agnelli, Vice Admiral Robert Squires,Seymour Papert

Ken Barrie was the voice of Postman Pat but also impersonated Elvis and Roy Orbison.

Tiber: "Coming out in the summer of 1969 was the most dangerous yet liberating thing that ever happened to me."

• Valerie Britton Wilson and Cara Britton

Donald Britton's 20-year tenure at Melbourne Grammar laid the foundations for what is widely known as an outstanding school music offering. But he also contributed to music education more broadly and was awarded an OAM for his services.

• Penelope Daley and Peter Allen

John Allen was a pilot for the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm, flying planes off aircraft carriers in high seas during World War II.

• Barry Turner

Dr Sedat Mülayim, the head of the RMIT University translating and interpreting programs, died after a five-month battle with cancer.

Jeff Grey displayed a profound grasp of the history of warfare across several centuries and most continents.

Tom Clegg directed The Sweeney, Van der Valk and Minder.

Tomlinson wrote vocals 'I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok, I sleep all night...'

Ronald Falk 1935-2016

• 17.1.1946 – 12.6.2016
• Andrew Kirkham

Jenny Kirkham's loving, caring nature gave her and enjoyment of looking after babies and the elderly.

Carlile was a world authority on stroke technique

Queen in exile who became a market gardener then started a poultry farm

James Alan McPherson, Kate Granger, Commander Peter Wippell, Denis Dubourdieu

Pearlman claimed to have been the first writer to use the phrase "heavy metal" to describe music.

• Ron Merkel and Ray Finkelstein

It is not possible in a few words to do justice to Alan Goldberg's outstanding life.