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Name	Harry Stewart Wragge
Born	23 November, 1929 South Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Died	31 July, 1993 (aged 63) Frankston, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Education *	Scotch College (Melbourne) (student, 1942-1948) University of Melbourne (student, 1949-1954)
Occupation or Descriptor *	electrical engineer (1949-1993) Victoria, Australia
Awards	Member of the Order of Australia (recipient, 1989) Kernot Memorial medal (University of Melbourne) (recipient, 1990) Centenary Medal (recipient, 2001)
Clubs *	Frankston Yacht Club (member, 1943) Melbourne University Engineering Students Club (chairman, 1950-1953) Frankston Yacht Club (commodore, 1978-1981)
Workplaces *	Telstra (employee) Post-Master General’s Department (Vic) (employee, 1949-1984) Australian Telecommunications Research (editor-in-chief, 1967-1981) Telecom Australia (director, 1985-1992)

* Dates are approximate

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