Northern Suburbs Crematorium

The cremated remains of notable persons located at Northern Suburbs Crematorium include: • Jack Baddeley, 2nd Deputy Premier of New South Wales • Garfield Barwick, 7th Chief Justice of Australia and politician • Harry Scott Bennett, radical • Nigel Bowen, Australian Attorney-General, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Australia • Joseph Cook, 6th Prime Minister of Australia • Dame Mary Cook, Spouse of the Prime Minister of Australia • Talbot Duckmanton, former General Manager of Australian Broadcasting Corporation • Pat Hills, 6th Deputy Premier of New South Wales and 69th Lord Mayor of Sydney • Samuel Hordern, businessman and namesake of the Hordern Pavilion • Stuart Inder, journalist • Frederick Kneeshaw, politician • William McKell, 12th Governor General of Australia and 27th Premier of New South Wales • Bill Northam, Olympic yachtsman and businessman • John Northcott, 30th Governor of New South Wales • Jean Page, second wife of Prime Minister Earle Page • Banjo Paterson, poet • William Pettingell, businessman • Charles Rosenthal, soldier and politician • Percy Spender, politician • Arthur Sullivan, A.I.F. VC recipient, Russian Civil War – previously cremated Golders Green Crematorium, London, ashes rest near Tree 267A, North section. • Vernon Treatt, 17th Leader of the Opposition of New South Wales • Gordon Wallace, 1st President of the New South Wales Court of Appeal • Edward Warren, politician • Chris Watson, 3rd Prime Minister of Australia • Reginald Weaver, 16th Leader of the Opposition of New South Wales • Eric Woodward, 31st Governor of New South Wales • William Yeo, soldier • Ada Baker, soprano and singing teacher ==Notable cremations==

memorial in the North Terrace of the park. Cremations of notable people at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium include: • Sid Barnes, cricketer • Thomas Bavin, Premier of New South Wales • George Cartwright VC recipient, World War I • Neville William Cayley, writer, artist and ornithologist • Frank Chaffey, soldier and New South Wales politician • Vere Gordon Childe, archaeologist and philologist • Charmian Clift, novelist • William Crowle, businessman and philanthropist • Slim Dusty, country singer • Michael Hutchence, INXS lead singer • Alison Kerr, first wife of Sir John Kerr • Andrew Olle, journalist • Frank Packer, media mogul - ashes buried at South Head Cemetery • Banjo Paterson, poet • Mervyn Victor Richardson, Victa lawnmower inventor • James Joynton Smith, Lord Mayor of Sydney • Edward Joseph Tait, theatre entrepreneur • Arkie Whiteley, actress Commemorated by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission are 64 Commonwealth service personnel and a Dutch merchant seaman who were cremated here during World War II. ==References==