Physicians
- Norman Haire (1892 – 1952) Australian sexologist, colleague of Hirschfeld. GVWW book
- Herbert Bower (1914 - 2006) co-founder of Monash Gender Dysphoria Clinic. Obituary
- Trudy Kennedy (1936 - 2011) co-founder of Monash Gender Dysphoria Clinic.
- Peter Haertsch (1945 - ) best-known Australian sex-change surgeon. Discussion Newsarticle
- Edward de Lacy Evans (1830 – 1901) Irish immigrant in Melbourne, labourer outed when entered lunatic asylum in 1879. GVWW
- Steve Hart (1859 – 1880) Irish immigrant in Victoria State, part of Ned Kelly Gang. GVWW
- William Edwards (1874 – 1956) from Melbourne, sheep shearer, performer. GVWW
- Harry Leo Crawford (1875 – 1938) manual worker in Sydney convicted of murdering his wife. GVWW EN.Wikipedia
- Bill Smith (1886 – 1975) Queensland jockey, brewery worker. GVWW
- William Smith (190? - ?) farm worker sued to get wages at male rate. GVWW
- Harry Foy (1901 – 1942) Sydney female impersonator 1940s GVWW
- Lea Sonia (191? - 1941) female impersonator in 1930s. GVWW
- Rose Jackson (1934 – 2011) Sydney performer, costumier. GVWW
- Kate Cummings (1935 - ) immigrant from Scotland, librarian who spent much time in North America meeting pioneers of the 1960s and 1970s. First Australian to get her Naturalization Certificate reissued with the revised gender. TSSuccesses
- Kathy Anne Noble (1935 - 2015) UK immigrant, Brisbane activist, founder of Agender Australia and Changeling Aspects. Book
- Peter Stirling (1936 - ) shoe retailer, store detective, female-born XXY who turned male. GVWW
- Pip Wherrett (1936 – 2009) Sydney motorsports journalist, broadcaster. GVWW EN.Wikipedia
- Janine Roberts (1942 - ) UK immigrant, investigative journalist. GVWW
- Carlotta (1943 - ) Sydney entertainer, 1st trans to play trans on television in 1973. GVWW EN.Wikipedia
- Raewyn Connell (1944 - ) sociologist at the University of Sydney, specializes in the social construction of masculinity EN.Wikipedia
- Sarah Parry (1945 - ) ship's captain in Hobart. GVWW
- Westerley Windina (1950 - ) Queensland champion surfer. GVWW
- Doris Fish (1952 – 1991) Sydney drag performer who found fame in San Francisco. GVWW
- Rachael Padman (1954 - ) from Melbourne, physicist at Cambridge. GVWW
- Adele Bailey (1955 – 1978) NZ-born sex worker in Melbourne whose murder became an ongoing mystery. GVWW
- Catherine McGregor (1956 - ) Australian soldier, cricketer, sports writer, political aide GVWW EN.Wikipedia
- Roberta Perkins (195? - ) author of Drag Queen Scene: Transsexuals in Kings Cross, and books on prostition, co-founder of Tiresias House, which grew into The Gender Centre. Books Gender Centre
- Tracie O'Keefe (1957 - ) British-born hypnotherapist in Sydney, author of books on TSity Books Gender Centre
- Penny Whetton (1958 - ) climate scientist in Victoria State. GVWW EN.Wikipedia
- Olivia Watts (1961 - ) police officer, naturopath, Wicca GVWW
- Norrie May-Welby (1961 - ) Immigrant from Scotland, pursued legal status of being neither male nor female. EN.Wikipedia
- Madison Hall (1964 - ) NSW murderer, first Australian to have TG surgery in prison. GVWW
- Estelle Asmodelle (1964 - ) NSW dancer. Model, activist. GVWW EN.Wikipedia
- Mianne Bagger (1966 - ) pioneered permissions for trans women to compete in ladies' golf. EN.Wikipedia
- Alan Finch (1967 - ) UK immigrant. Much cited changeback. GVWW
- Sally Goldner (1968 - ) co-founder of Transgender Victoria, activist, GLBTI Person of the year 2015. VictoriaHRC
- Christine Chappel (1972 – 2000) from Perth, Western Australia, murdered in Suffolk, UK. GVWW
- Tony Briffa (1971 - ) PAIS raised as a girl, lived as a man, now neither/both. Intersex activist, Mayor of Hobsons Bay, Victoria. EN.Wikipedia GVWW
- Savannah Jackson (1972 - ) financier. Newsarticle
- Veronica Baxter (1975 – 2009) Queensland aboriginal died in Sydney police custody. GVWW
- Bridget Clinch (1979 - ) Army Captain whose struggle to stay forced Army to change its policy of terminating trans persons. Newsarticle
- Delilah Slack-Smith (196? - ) martial artist. Gender Centre Star Observer
- Jordan Raskopoulos (1982 - ) comedian, actor. EN.Wikipedia
- Kate Doak (198? - ) Sydney journalist DeadlyNewt