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See also: 1922 in Australia, other events of 1923, 1924 in Australia and the Timeline of Australian history. Incumbents State premiers State governors Events Science and technology Arts and literature Film Sport Births Deaths - 20 February Abraham Tobias Boas (born 1844), Adelaide rabbi
- 22 February John Jenkins (born 1851), Premier of South Australia (1901 1905)
- 18 March Thomas Allwright Dibbs (born 1832), banker
- 2 June Ted Banfield (born 1852), naturalist and author (Confessions of a Beachcomber)
- 4 June Hume Nisbet (born 1849), artist
- 6 June Sir Denison Miller (born 1860), first governor of the Commonwealth Bank
- 30 June John Henry Nicholson (born 1838), teacher and writer
- 26 July Bella Guerin (born 1858), feminist and suffragist
- 22 August James Burns (born 1846), shipowner
- 30 August Sir Pope Alexander Cooper (born 1848), chief justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland
- 14 September Edward Millen (born 1860), journalist and politician
- 26 September Charles Scrivener (born 1855), surveyor of Canberra
- 5 November Dowell Philip O'Reilly (born 1865), poet, writer and politician
- 27 November Penleigh Boyd (born 1890), artist
- 15 December Frank Morton (born 1869), journalist and poet
- 23 December Sir John Gordon (born 1850), judge and politician
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