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Magda Szubanski - Magda Szubanski is not only a very funny woman, she is also a political campaigner.

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Olivia Newton-John - Olivia Newton-John's has been making Australia proud since 'Grease'.

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Cathy Freeman - Cathy Freeman was the first Indigenous Australian to compete in the Olympics and won gold in Sydney.

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Diane Cilento - Diane Cilento starred in the 1973 classic 'The Wicker Man'.

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Evelyn Scott - Evelyn Scott chaired the National Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation in the 1990s.

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Nicole Kidman - Nicole Kidman epitomises Australia's international success on the big screen.

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Emily Kame Kngwarreye - Emily Kame Kngwarreye is one of the most successful indigenous visual artists.

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Kirstie Parker -

Kirstie Parker co-chairs the National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples.

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Iggy Azalea - The international superstar continues to top charts globally.

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Nova Peris - Nova Peris was the first Indigenous Australian woman to win a gold Olympic medal and also to be elected to federal Parliament.

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Kylie Minogue - Kylie Minogue has been called the "Princess of Pop", and she's our princess. 

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Faith Thomas - Faith Thomas was the first Indigenous woman to play for Australia's national cricket team.

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Margot Robbie - Margot Robbie is an actress best known for her roles in 'Suicide Squad' and 'The Wolf of Wall Street' and 'I, Tonya', she is doing Australia proud. 

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Linda Burney - Linda Burney was the first Indigenous person elected to the NSW Parliament.

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Rose Byrne - Rose Byrne starred in 'Brides Maids', 'Insidious' and the movie 'Neighbours'.

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Rachel Perkins - Rachel Perkins has made films such as 'Radiance', 'First Contact', 'First Australians', 'Mabo' and 'Redfern Now'.

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Louise Lovely - Louise Lovely was the first Australian woman to succeed in Hollywood.

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Dr Anita Heiss - Dr Anita Heiss is the most well-known Aussie Indigenous writer.

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Fiona Simson -

Fiona Simson (right) is the president of the National Farmers’ Federation. 

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Catriona Wallace - Catriona Wallace (centre) founded the Artificial Intelligence company, Flamingo.

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Maree Adshead -

Maree Adshead founded the Open Data Institute Australian Network.

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Muriel Matters -

Muriel Matters was born in Adelaide and campaigned as a suffragist for the Women’s Freedom League in the UK.  

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Katherine Langford - Katherine Langford is now best known for starring in '13 Reasons Why'.

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Isla Fisher - Isla Fisher is best known for starring in 'Wedding Crashers'.

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Edith Cowan - Edith Cowan was the first Australian woman Member of Parliament.

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Elle Macpherson - Elle Macpherson has created a multi-million dollar empire as well as being 'The Body'. 

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Portia de Rossi - Portia de Rossi is best known for starring in 'Arrested Development'.

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Rebel Wilson - Rebel Wilson is one of Australia's latest, greatest exports and is taking the world by storm. 

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Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie - Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie were the first women to compete for Australia at the Olympics.

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Megan Davis -

Megan Davis is the first Indigenous woman to work for the United Nations. 

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Yvonne Strahovski - Yvonne Strahovski is best known for her roles on 'Dexter' and 'Louie'.

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Adela Pankhurst - Adela Pankhurst was a suffragist and the founder of the Communist Party of Australia and the Australia First Movement.

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Sia - The international sensation has rocked the world with her unique style.

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Vivian Bullwinkel -

Vivian Bullwinkel was a WWII nurse in the Australian Army and the only survivor of the 1942 Bangka Island Massacre. 

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Penny Wong - Penny Wong is the first member of an Australian federal cabinet who was born in Asia.

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Ruby Rose - Ruby Rose is known for her role on 'Orange is the New Black'.

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Jessica Mauboy - Jessica Mauboy's voice is second to none. 

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Cate Blanchett - Cate Blanchett is a legendary actress who has starred in 'Blue Jasmine' and 'Ocean's Eight'.

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Naomi Watts - The mega star was the femme fatale in the 2005 'King Kong'.

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Catherine Helen Spence - Catherine Helen Spence was the first female political candidate in Australia.

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Miranda Kerr - Miranda Kerr is one of our prettiest exports. 

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Maia Mitchell - Maia Mitchell has starred on 'The Fosters' since 2013.

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Dame Nellie Melba - Dame Nellie Melba was one of the most famous opera singers from the Victorian era.

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Delta Goodrem - Delta Goodrem starred on 'Neighbours' from 2002 to 2015 and is Australia's sweetheart. 

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Claudia Black - Claudia Black starred in the cult classic 'Farscape'.

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Emily Browning - Emily Browning starred in the 2004 film 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'.

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Phoebe Tonkin - Phoebe Tonkin has starred on 'The Originals' since 2013.

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Claire Holt - Claire Holt has starred on 'The Originals' since 2013.

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Natalie Imbruglia - Natalie Imbruglia's albums have sold millions of copies worldwide.

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Radha Mitchell - Mitchell is a world-class actress. 

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Lucy Fry - Lucy Fry is one of Australia's hottest up and coming actresses.

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Eliza Taylor - Eliza Taylor has starred on 'The 100' since 2014.

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P.L. Travers - P.L. Travers wrote the legendary 'Mary Poppins'.

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Anusha Dandekar - Anusha Dandekar is an Aussie who's crushing it in Bollywood.

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Poppy Montgomery - Poppy Montgomery gained global fame when starring on 'Without a Trace'.

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Julia Gillard - Julia Gillard was Australia's first woman Prime Minister.

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Ita Buttrose - Ita Buttrose is a journalist, business woman and the youngest-ever editor of 'Australian Women's Weekly'. 

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Enid Lyons - Enid Lyons was the first woman elected to the House of Representatives.

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