The pair are among 37 prominent Australians singled out by the Kremlin over their support for Ukraine.
Prominent Australians, including former prime ministers Tony Abbott and John Howard, have been targeted by a new wave of Russian sanctions over their support for Ukraine.
Others on the list included senior military officers, business figures, judges, former diplomats and academics.Former prime minister John Howard.
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