Australian politician and publisher, noted for his interests in education.

Fink was brought to Australia as a child (1861), studied at local schools in Melbourne, and then read law at Melbourne University, becoming a solicitor in 1877. He became prosperous, sat on the Victorian Legislative Council (1894–1904), and chaired several commissions on education, both academic and vocational, in Victoria. He was chairman of The Herald of Melbourne and helped make it one of the most influential newspapers in Australia.