Topic: Old Melburnian Profile
Mischief and opportunity: Carrillo Gantner AC reflects on his inspiring career
Old Melburnian Carrillo Gantner AC has had a transformative impact on Australia's performing arts landscape. Here is his story.
A gift that celebrates the joy of children
As a final celebration of the Grimwade House Centenary, we unveiled our new Centenary Window in Grimwade's Chapel of St Andrew.
A victorious team continues to achieve
Eight members of the undefeated 2013 First XVIII have now been drafted into the AFL.
New scoreboard at Melbourne Grammar
When Angus Mackay (OM 1952) was just nine years old, he hoped to be selected into the U11 cricket team at Wadhurst*.
100th anniversary of ‘1918’
Alumnus, Graeme Sligo (OM 1977), outlines some of the major contributions of Old Melburnians and others in the final year of WWI.
Humility and gratitude in sport
Tom Langdon (OM 2012) achieved his “lifelong dream” to play in the AFL in 2014.
Reunion reveals a shared connection
A school reunion is always an excellent opportunity to reconnect with former classmates and old friends.
The 1916 First VIII
The photograph of the 1916 Melbourne Grammar First VIII that hangs in our Boatsheds highlights a special moment of the School’s history.
My time at Grimwade House
Danni Roche OAM (OM 1987) is one of Melbourne Grammar School’s most successful athletes.
The impact of LGR
The Leslie Gladstone Society has had a profound impact on many students. Here, three Old Melburnians outline how it changed their lives.