AWARDS
BY YEAR:
1964 1965 1966
1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976
Gold Logie: Bobby Limb
Best Overseas Show: Bonanza
Best Male Singer: Bill Newman
Best Female Singer: Robyn Alvarez
Best Commercial: Coca Cola
Best National Variety Show: Delo and Daly Show
Special Award - Outstanding Production: Bandstand
Special Award - Recording: Rob E.G. (Robbie Porter)
Outstanding Newscoverage: Federal Election
Best Children's Entertainment: Aladdin
Outstanding Documentary: Bob Raymond, for work at TCN and Four Corners
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Graham Kennedy and Bert Newton
Most Popular Female: Rosie Sturgess
Most Popular Program: Noel Ferrier's I.M.T.
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Dave Allen
Most Popular Female: Judy Stone
Most Popular Program: Tonight with Dave Allen
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Glenys O'Brien
Most Popular Program: Country and Western Hour
Queensland
Most Popular Male: George Wallace
Most Popular Female: Jackie Ellison
Most Popular Program: Theatre Royal
Tasmania
Most Popular Personality: Graeme Smith
Western Australia
no awards given
Gold Logie: Jimmy Hannan
Best Female Personality: Dawn Lake
Best Teenage Performer: Billy Thorpe
Best Live Show: Sound of Music
Best Documentary Series: Project 64
Best New Show: Mavis Bramston Show
Best Australian Drama Series: Homicide
Best Single Documentary: New Heart For Graham
Most Outstanding National Show: BP Super Show
Best Overseas Show: The Beverly Hillbillies
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Graham Kennedy
Most Popular Female: Toni Lamond
Most Popular Program: Tonight
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Bobby Limb
Most Popular Female: Judy Stone
Most Popular Program: Tonight
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Glenys O'Brien
Most Popular Program: Country and Western Hour
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Dick McCann
Most Popular Female: Jackie Ellison
Most Popular Program: Theatre Royal
Special Award - News Reading: Melody Welsh
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Graeme Smith
Most Popular Female: Robyn Nevin
Gold Logie: Gordon Chater
Best Female Personality: Carol Raye
Best Teenage Personality: Normie Rowe
Best Live Show: Mavis Bramston Show
Best Documentary: Birth
Best Overseas Show: Dick Van Dyke Show
Best Drama: Homicide
Best Commercial: Coca Cola
Outstanding Contribution to Development of Talent: Showcase 65
For her cheerful devotion to Bob & their show: Dolly Dyer
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Graham Kennedy
Most Popular Female: Mary Hardy
Most Popular Live Show: In Melbourne Tonight
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Don Lane
Most Popular Female: Diana Ward
Most Popular Live Show: Tonight with Don Lane
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Gerry Gibson
Most Popular Female: Jill Edwards
Most Popular Live Show: Theatre Royal
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Pam Western
Most Popular Program: Adelaide Tonight
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: John Crook
Most Popular Female: Caroline Schmit
Most Popular Live Show: Anything Goes
Personality of the Decade - Gold Logie: Graham Kennedy
Male Personality of the Year - Gold Logie: Graham Kennedy
Female Personality of the Year - Gold Logie: Hazel Phillips
Best Teenage Personality: Johnny Young
Best Live Show: Sound of Music
Best Overseas Show: The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Best Commercial: Minties
Best Documentary Series: Project 66
Best Drama: Homicide
Best Comedy: My Name's McGooley - What's Yours?
Best New Talent: Gerard Kennedy (Hunter)
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Graham Kennedy
Most Popular Female: Patti McGrath
Most Popular Live Show: In Melbourne Tonight
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Don Lane
Most Popular Female: Hazel Phillips
Most Popular Live Show: Tonight with Don Lane
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Pam Western
Most Popular Live Show: Adelaide Tonight
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Don Secombe
Most Popular Female: Jill Edwards
Most Popular Live Show: Theatre Royal
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: John Forster
Most Popular Female: Robyn Nevin and Caroline Schmit
Most Popular Live Show: Line Up
Gold Logie: Brian Henderson
Best Female Personality: no award given
Best Teenage Personality: Little Pattie
TV Quizmaster of the Decade: Bob Dyer
TV Sportscaster of the Year: Ron Casey
Best Drama Series: Homicide
Best Overseas Show: Till Death Us Do Part
Best New Show of 1967: This Day Tonight
Best Australian Comedy: My Name's McGooley
Best Australian Show: Sound of Music
Best Commercial: Alka Seltzer
Outstanding Australian TV Contribution: "Days of Destiny" from Project 67
Victoria
Best Male Personality: Graham Kennedy
Best Female Personality: Rosie Sturgess
Best Show: In Melbourne Tonight
New South Wales
Best Male Personality: Don Lane
Best Female Personality: Dita Cobb
Best Show: Tonight with Don Lane
Queensland
Best Male Personality: Rod Cadee
Best Female Personality: Jill McCann
Best Show: I've Got a Secret
South Australia
Best Male Personality: Ernie Sigley
Best Female Personality: Anne Wills
Best Show: Adelaide Tonight
Tasmania
Best Male Personality: Lindsay Edwards
Best Female Personality: Caroline Schmit
Best Show: Line-Up
Gold Logie: Graham Kennedy
Best Female Personality: No award given
Best Drama Show: Homicide
Best Comedy Show: I've Married a Bachelor
Best Teenage Personality: Johnny Farnham
Best Overseas Show: Laugh-In
Best Commercial: Cambridge Cigarettes
Best Documentary: Talgai Skull
Best Variety Show: Sound of Music
George Wallace Award for Best New Talent: Gerard Kennedy, for Hunter
Best Children's Show: Adventure Island
Best Export Production: Skippy
Victoria
Best Male Personality: Mike Preston
Best Female Personality: Rosemary Margan
Best Show: In Melbourne Tonight
New South Wales
Best Male Personality: Don Lane
Best Female Personality: Penny Spence
Best Show: Tonight with Don Lane
Queensland
Best Male Personality: Dick McCann
Best Female Personality: Joy Chambers
Best Show: I've Got a Secret
South Australia
Best Male Personality: Ernie Sigley
Best Female Personality: Anne Wills
Best Show: Adelaide Tonight
The crew of Apollo 11 were awarded special Gold Logies this year
Gold Logie: Barry Crocker, Maggie Tabberer
Best Teenage Personality: Johnny Farnham
Best Australian Music/Variety Show: Barry Crocker's Sound of Music
Best Australian Drama Series: Division 4
Best Australian Documentary: Chequerboard
Best Australian Commercial: Coca Cola
Best Overseas Show: Mod Squad
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: Jeff Phillips
For pioneering Australia's first world championship boxing telecast: Sir Reginald Ansett
Outstanding Contribution to Australian Television: Hector Crawford
Best Children's Show: Here's Humphrey
Outstanding work as compere: Bert Newton
Outstanding documentary: Dig a Million, Make a Million
Best news reporting: Steve Raymond
Victoria
Best Male Personality: Mike Preston
Best Female Personality: Rosemary Margan
Best Local Show: In Melbourne Tonight
New South Wales
Best Male Personality: Don Lane
Best Female Personality: Rosemary Ether
Best Local Show: Tonight Show with Don Lane
Tasmania
Best Male Personality: Lindsay Edwards
Best Female Personality: Caroline Schmit
Best Local Show: It's Just For Us
Western Australia
Best Male Personality: Garry Meadows
Best Female Personality: Trina Brown
Best Local Show: Today Tonight
South Australia
Best Male Personality: Ernie Sigley
Best Female Personality: Anne Wills
Best Local Show: Adelaide Tonight
Queensland
Best Male Personality: Ron Cadee
Best Female Personality: Joy Chambers
Best Local Show: Dick McCann Show
Gold Logie: Gerard Kennedy and Maggie Tabberer
Special Gold Logie: Bob & Dolly Dyer, in recognition of their contribution to Australian TV.
Best Musical/Variety Show: Sound of Music
Best Australian Drama: Homicide
Best Commecial: Coca Cola
Best Australian Documentary/Current Affairs Series: Four Corners, host Mike Willesee
Best Teenage Personality: Johnny Farnham
Best Overseas Show: Mod Squad
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: Liv Maessen
Best Australian Comedy: Noel Ferrier's 'Australia A-Z'
Best New Australian Drama: Dynasty
For their contribution to the Australian Teenager on TV: Happening 70
Most Outstanding News Coverage: Heinz Voelzer
Most Outstanding Documentary: Scream Bloody Murder
Most Outstanding Coverage of Political Affairs: This Day Tonight
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Jimmy Hannan
Most Popular Female: Sue Donovan
Most Popular Show: The Weekend Starts Here
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Barry Crocker
Most Popular Female: Maggie Tabberer
Most Popular Show: Bob Rogers Show
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Lindsay Edwards
Most Popular Female: Caroline Schmit
Most Popular Show: The Tonight Show
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Anne Wills
Most Popular Show: Adelaide Tonight
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Ron Cadee
Most Popular Female: Annette Allison
Most Popular Show: I've Got a Secret
Western Australia
Most Popular Male: Garry Meadows
Most Popular Female: Trina Brown
Most Popular Show: Spotlight
Gold Logie: Gerard Kennedy
Best Compere: Bert Newton
Best Actor: Gerard Kennedy
Best Actress: Pat Smith
Best Australian Drama: Division 4
Best New Drama Series: Matlock Police
Best Australian Comedy: The Group
Best Teenage Personality: Johnny Farnham
Best Australian Music/Variety Show: Young Talent Time
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: Jamie Redfern
Best Commercial: Fanta
Best Overseas Drama (UK): The Persuaders
Best Overseas Drama (USA): Mod Squad
Best Individual Acting Performance: Jack Fegan
Outstanding Creative Effort: Dead Men Running
Best Scriptwriter: Tony Morphett, for Dynasty
Outstanding Contribution to TV journalism: Dateline '71
Best News Coverage: ABC TV coverage of Victoria-Springbok Rugby Match
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Frank Wilson
Most Popular Female: Mary Hardy
Most Popular Program: Penthouse Club
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Bob Rogers
Most Popular Female: Penny Spence
Most Popular Program: Bob Rogers Show
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Ron Cadee
Most Popular Female: Dina Heslop
Most Popular Program: I've Got a Secret
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Anne Wills
Most Popular Program: Adelaide Tonight
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Graeme Smith
Most Popular Female: Sue Gray
Most Popular Program: Smith's Weekly
Western Australia
Most Popular Male: Jeff Newman
Most Popular Female: Jenny Clemesha
Most Popular Program: Stars of the Future
Gold Logie: Tony Barber
Best Actor: Gerard Kennedy
Best Actress: Pat McDonald
Best Teenage Personality: Johnny Farnham
Best Australian Drama: Homicide
Best Australian Comedy: The Godfathers
Best Commercial: Winfield Cigarettes
Best Compere: Bert Newton
Best American Show: Mod Squad
Best British Show: On the Buses
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: Paul Hogan
Outstanding Creative Effort: John Power
Outstanding Contribution to Television Journalism: Caroline Jones
Contribution to Children's Television: Godfrey Phillip
Best Public Affairs Program: A Current Affair
Best News Coverage: Greg Grainger
Best New Drama: Number 96
Best Single Performance by an Actress: Anna Volska
Best Single Performance by an Actor: James Laurenson
Best Scriptwriter: Frank Hardy
Best Documentary: Rod Kinnear
Best Documentary Series: Shell's Australia
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Graham Kennedy
Most Popular Female: Mary Hardy
Most Popular Show: The Graham Kennedy Show
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Tony Barber
Most Popular Female: Barbara Rogers
Most Popular Show: Great Temptation
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Rod Cadee
Most Popular Female: Dina Heslop
Most Popular Show: I've Got a Secret
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Anne Wills
Most Popular Show: Adelaide Tonight
Western Australia
Most Popular Male: Jeff Newman
Most Popular Female: Sandy Palmer
Most Popular Show: Anything Goes
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Graham Smith
Most Popular Female: Sue Gray
Most Popular Show: Smith's Weekly
Gold Logie: Graham Kennedy and Pat McDonald
Best Australian Actor: Leonard Teale
Best Australian Actress: Pat McDonald
Best Teenage Personality: Debbie Byrne
Best Australian Music/Variety Show: Young Talent Time
Best Australian Drama: Number 96
Best Australian Comedy: Aunty Jack Show
Best Australian Commercial: Kingford Cigarettes
Best Australian Compere: Bert Newton
Best American Show: Mod Squad
Best British Show: Benny Hill Show
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: Elizabeth Alexander
Contribution to Day-time TV: Mike Walsh
Outstanding Contribution to TV Comedy writing: Fred Parsons
Best New Drama: Seven Little Australians
Outstanding Single Acting Performance: Fred "Cul" Cullen for Homicide,
Episode 385, "The Friendly Fellow"
Best Script: Fred Cullen, for Homicide, Episode 385, "The Friendly
Fellow"
Best News Coverage: Ian Leslie
Outstanding Contribution to television journalism: Steve Raymond
Best Public Affairs Program: A Current Affair
Best Single Documentary: Escape to Singapore
Best Documentary Series: Wild Australia
Outstanding Creative Effort: Gordon French
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Graham Kennedy
Most Popular Female: Mary Hardy
Most Popular Show: Graham Kennedy Show
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Don Lane
Most Popular Female: Marilyn Mayo
Most Popular Show: The Don Lane Show
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Trevor Sutton
Most Popular Female: Jill Morrell
Most Popular Show: This Week
Western Australia
Most Popular Male: Jeff Newman
Most Popular Female: Sandy Palmer
Most Popular Show: Stars of the Future
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Ron Cadee
Most Popular Female: Dina Heslop
Most Popular Show: Studio 9
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Anne Wills
Most Popular Show: Adelaide Tonight
Gold Logie: Denise Drysdale, Ernie Sigley
Best Australian Actor: George Mallaby
Best Australian Actress: Bunney Brooke
Best Australian Teenage Personality: Debbie Byrne
Best Australian Music/Variety Show: Young Talent Time
Best Australian Drama: Number 96
Best Australian Commercial: Uncle Sam
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: John Waters
Best Individual Performanace by an Actor: John Meillon
Best Individual Performanace by an Actress: Pat Evison
Outstanding Contribution to TV: Bill Peach
Outstanding Creative Effort: Ted Dunn
Best News Coverage: David Hill
Best Script: Fred Cullen
Best New Drama: Rush
Best Public Affairs Program: A Current Affair
Contribution to Day-time TV: No Man's Land
Best Single Documentary: David Johnston, for Casley's Kingdom
Best TV Comedian: Paul Hogan
Best Dramatised Documentary: Billy & Percy
Reporter of the Year: Richard Carleton
Contribution to TV Journalism: Federal File
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Denise Drysdale
Most Popular Show: Ernie Sigley Show
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Mike Walsh
Most Popular Female: Barbara Rogers
Most Popular Show: The Mike Walsh Show
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Bob Francis
Most Popular Female: Anne Wills
Most Popular Show: Penthouse Club
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Tom Payne
Most Popular Female: Margaret Anne Ford
Most Popular Show: This Week
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Paul Sharratt
Most Popular Female: Rhonda Sharratt
Most Popular Show: Studio 9
Western Australia
Most Popular Male: Jeff Newman
Most Popular Female: Sandy Palmer
Most Popular Show: Stars of the Future
Gold Logie: Norman Gunston* and Denise Drysdale
Best Australian Actor: Paul Karo
Best Australian Actress: Pat McDonald
Best Australian Teenage Personality: John Paul Young
Best Australian Music/Variety Show: Young Talent Time
Best Australian Drama: Number 96
Best Commercial: Uncle Sam
George Wallace Memorial Logie for Best New Talent: Norman Gunston*
Best Public Affairs Program: A Current Affair
Best TV Interviewer: Michael Schildberger
Best News Report: Gerald Stone
Best Individual Performance by an Actor: Chris Haywood
Best Individual Performanceİby an Actress: Maggie Millar
Best New Drama: Cash & Co.
Best Single Documentary: You Just Don't Realise
For Faith and Continuing Investment in Australian Drama: Hector Crawford
Best Teenage Television: Countdown
Best Documentary Series: A Big Country
Best Script: Thomas Keneally
Outstanding Performance by a Juvenile: Jacqui Lochhead
Outstanding Contribution by a Regional Station: The World of Jesus Christ Superstar
Best News Documentary: Of Course I Love Jim Cairns
Best Single episode In A Series: Little Raver
Victoria
Most Popular Male: Ernie Sigley
Most Popular Female: Denise Drysdale
Most Popular Show: Ernie Sigley Show
New South Wales
Most Popular Male: Mike Walsh
Most Popular Female: Jeannie Little
Most Popular Show: Mike Walsh Show
Queensland
Most Popular Male: Paul Sharratt
Most Popular Female: JackiİMacDonald
Most Popular Show: Studio 9
Tasmania
Most Popular Male: Tom Payne
Most Popular Female: Margaret Anne Ford
Most Popular Show: This Week
South Australia
Most Popular Male: Sandy Roberts
Most Popular Female: Winnie Pelz
Most Popular Show: Sounds Unlimited
Western Australia
Most Popular Male: Jeff Newman
Most Popular Female: Maire Van Maaren
Most Popular Show: Stars of the Future
*NOTE: The two awards given to Norman Gunston are the first and only time that Logies have been awarded to a character, rather than to the actor playing the character -- in this case, Garry McDonald.
The Logie Awards were founded in 1958. The awards were mostly decided by reader polls, but were supplemented by some award categories judged by an industry panel. The first voting coupons were published in TV WEEK in late 1958 and the first "TV Week Awards" held in early 1959 as a Melbourne-only event.
Graham Kennedy from GTV9's In Melbourne Tonight won the first "Star Of The Year" award. Kennedy himself dubbed the awards the "Logies", after the middle name of the inventor of television, John Logie Baird. Kennedy thought Baird's middle name sounded like the name of an award, but he also chose the name because (like the Oscars) it was "short and easy to remember and had a link to the history of television".
By 1961 the Logies had expanded to become a nationally promoted award. Game show compere Bob Dyer from the popular Pick-A-Box was the first winner of the national Gold Logie.
By the late 1960's the Logies had become a major annual event and the awards ceremony was one of the first regular nationally-televised broadcasts. By this time Graham Kennedy's IMT sidekick Bert Newton had taken over as host, a role that became his own, and Newton was inextricably linked with the Logies telecasts for over twenty years.
Seen by many as evidence of our continuing "cultural cringe" and the domination of Australian television by the U.S. media, numerous overseas celebrities -- most of them American -- have also been a part of the Logies each year. The first was Donna Douglas ("Elly-May" in The Beverley Hillbillies) who presented awards in 1965. Others have included Lee Marvin, Henry Winkler, Robin Williams, Muhammad Ali, Rock Hudson, Juliet Mills, William Shatner, Gina Lollobrigida, Priscilla Presley, Kate Jackson, Dennis Waterman, Jack Klugman, Mickey Rooney, Raquel Welch, John Travolta, Ernest Borgnine John Wayne, Sammy Davis Jnr, Roger Moore, Robert Reed, Big Bird, Tony Randall, Florence Henderson, Robin Williams, Michael Crawford, Chuck Norris, Lindsay Wagner, Bea Arthur, Tom Jones, Matt Le Blanc and Ricky Martin.
In 1973, visiting American actor Michael Cole (star of the cop show Mod Squad) triggered a controversy when he appeared on as a guest presenter. When awarded a Logie for his show, the clearly inebriated Cole was evidently taken by surprise. Joining host Bert Newton at the podium, he stared into the crowd, cradling his statuette, and mumbled "I really ... really ... really didn't know this was going to happen," as Bert began to sing a hymn. "I have an affliction," Cole continued, "that's called emotion and, uh ... Oh, shit"
This was scarcely the first time the "s" word had been uttered on primetime TV in Australia but it prompted many viewers to phone in and complain. The offending word was edited out when the awards were replayed the following day -- but ironically even more viewers called in to complain that it had been removed!
Another great Logie moment was Bert Newtown's famous gaffe with Muhammad Ali. During Ali's presentation spot, Bert innocently responded to Ali's speech by remarking "I like the boy". Ali did a double-take. "Did he say the 'roy' or 'boy' he asked incredulously. Bert had of course forgotten that 'boy' was a highly offensive term for black Americans, and was commonly used during the days of slavery. The normally unflappable Bert floundered, no doubt worried that the world heavyweight champion might start throwing punches in front of a national audience. The best ad-lib he could come up with was on the spur of the moment was "I'll change religion!"
The individual with the highest number of Gold Logies is still Graham Kennedy, who has won seven, including a Hall of Fame Gold Logie, awarded in 1998. Of the local production houses, Crawford Productions remains far and away the biggest winner, with some 78 awards to its credit in various categories over the years. In Crawford's heyday in the late '60s and early '70s, the Melbourne-based production company regularly scooped the pool with its famous police dramas, Homicide, Division 4 and Matlock Police, winning most of the major awards each year in categories such as best actor, best drama, and best script and best individual performance. Although the commercial networks have traditionally dominated the awards, the ABC made occasional inroads, with its flagship current affairs show Four Corners winning several awards.
The awards were not televised in 1964. Instead, Sydney winners received their awards on a ship (as they had in 1963) while Melbourne winners enjoyed a special Logie edition of Graham Kennedy's In Melbourne Tonight. In 1968 and 1969, no-one received the 'Best Female Personality' National award because the judges deemed that there was no-one was worthy of it (more likely there were simply so few parts of any substance). In 1970, there was no award in the 'Best Australian Comedy' category as the judges decided "no local comedy had reached the standard necessary to carry off the award".
In 1976, Garry McDonald's character Norman Gunston made Logies history by winning the Best New Talent Award and the Gold Logie in the same year -- awards also notable as being the first and only time that the Gold Logie was awarded by name to a fictitious character, rather than to the actor portraying him.
In the '60s and early '70s the best commercials on television could compete for a Logie. Needless to say, multinational soft drink giant Coca Cola dominated the category, taking it out five times, but tobacco brands also featured heavily, with winners including the Craven A, Winfield, Cambridge and Kingford brands. The commercials category was discontinued in 1976.
In 1984 TV Week initiated a Hall Of Fame award, an peer-voted category awarded to recognise the outstanding contribution of individuals to the Australian television industry. Recipients of this award have included the Hector Crawford, Reg Grundy, Bert Newton, Mike Walsh, Johnny Young, Maurie Fields, Bruce Gyngell and Ruth Cracknell.
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TV WEEK - Logies home page
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television.au - The Logies
televisionau.tripod.com/logies.htm
Crawford Productions
http://www.crawfords.com.au
"Ten Things You Didn't Know About The Logies"
The Age, 26 March 2002
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/04/26/1019441299942.html
Jon Casimir
"Highs and Logies"
Sydney Morning Herald, 5 May 2002
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/04/26/1019441300229.html
Chris Mikul
Strewth - "Great Moments in Live Television"
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