Media Flash - Feb. 7, 2000
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Inside 'Media Flash' This Week
* JOURNALISTS NAMED: We reveal 526 names to be probed later this week
in new e-Mag
* HINCH TELLS: "No contract from 3AW ... but I would love to return"
* INTERNET INVESTIGATED: Hot spots now under scrutiny. Million dollar
fines to follow.
* WHY THE APOLOGY?: Uncle Rupert's Oz says sorry to 'young Matt'
Breaking Media News In A Flash
Revealed: Journalists under probe
* STEPHEN MAYNE is master-minding a probe on the career histories of
hundreds of Australian journalists as part of the first issue of his
Internet Sunday magazine, Crikey, to be launched this weekend. He is
tracing journos, some of whom have joined the staff of politicians and
big corporations. Mayne, the former aide to ex-Victorian Premier JEFF
KENNETT and ex-Treasurer ALAN STOCKDALE, shot to high profile late last
year with his jeffed.com site, which registered some 400,000 hits.
Mayne's new e-Mag will focus on politics, media, whistle-blowing and
shareholder information. He has resigned his three-day-a-fortnight job
editing the 'Bitch' column for The Eye, published by ERIC BEECHER'S
Text Media Group. Mayne was formerly 'Rear Window' writer for the
Australian Financial Review.
* Crikey's sister site will be shareowner.com.au, with a subscription
price of $40 per year.
* The names to be listed on Sunday in the first Crikey are revealed at
the foot of today's Media Flash.
Telstra.com expands
* DONALD McDONALD, ABC Chairman, is pushing for the national
broadcaster to provide its online news service by the end of this month
to Telstra.com in a $68 million deal. Telstra is also simultaneously
juggling deals with OzeMail, Fairfax and its CitySearch, and the Seven
Network.
Hinch back at 3AW: 'It is time to come home'
* Broadcaster DERRYN HINCH confirmed on Radio 5AA last night (Sunday)
that he will take over 3AW's Nightline shift from next week, Monday-
Thursday. In an earlier E-Mail to Media Flash, the 'Human Headline'
said: "I have seen no contract from 3AW. Let alone signed one." Hinch
acknowledges that he dined with AW Program Director STEPHEN PRICE and
General Manager GRAHAM MOTT: "I won't lie. I have been talking to AW
about several things. The first was hinchwebradio which I am trying to
take national. I did have dinner at the Bamboo House in Melbourne last
Thusrday night with Price and Mott. Some things were canvassed. It is
true I am coming back to Melbourne to live - but that was
inspired/prompted by the fact that I have just signed on as CEO of an
exciting Internet site called publicdebate.com.au which combines
talkback radio with instant public opinion polls on the Net. I will be
CEO and Website editor. That announcement will be made next week ... I
would love to return to 3AW. In more ways than one it is time to come
home."
* ERNIE SIGLEY, AW's afternoon celeb., told showbiz correspondent PETER
FORD on-air Thursday, that rumors about Hinch taking over the AW
Nightline shift were true. The 8pm-Midnight gig has been hosted by
PHILIP BRADY, whose former on-air partner, BRUCE MANSFIELD, was sacked
by AW in December. Brady told Friday evening Nightline listeners that
AW management would make an announcement early this week, and at the
very least, he would be hosting Sunday's Remember When.
Top 25 Aussie Web Sites
* BARRY PARK, Fairfax IT, this week reveals the top 25 online sites, as
measured by e-commerce analyst Media Metrix: 1. Ninemsn/MSN. 2. ICQ
Applications. 3. Yahoo. 4. Microsoft. 5. Hotmail. 6. Geocities. 7.
Altavista. 8. Netscape. 9. ICQ.com. 10. Big Pond. 11. AOL. 12. Tripod.
13. Angelfire. 14. MSN Messenger. 15. Bluemountain. 16. Telstra. 17.
OzEmail. 18. Excite. 19. Lycos. 20. Whitepages. 21. ABC. 22.
Yellowpages. 23. Looksmart. 24. Go.com. 25. Real.com.
Investigation into Internet hot shots
* JOE LONGO, National Director of Enforcement at the Australian
Securities and Investments Commission, is confirming a six-month
crackdown on the nation's red-hot and high-tech companies. The
surveillance program will target 'market sectors with high trading
volatility'. IAN McILWRAITH of The Age says a focus is company
disclosures, bolstering the Australian Stock Exchange's scrutiny. ASX
spokesman GERVASE GREENE (formerly Canberra Age correspondent) says ASX
and ASIC regularly contact companies behind the scenes, forcing more
info to be released. New legislation is planned to include a $10
million penalty for market misconduct.
The Man From Uncle - Browned Off?
* MATT HANDBURY is nephew of media magnate RUPERT MURDOCH. Mr Handbury
is Executive Chairman of Murdoch Magazines. Mr Murdoch is Executive
Chairman of News Limited, which publishes The Australian. Thursday's Oz
published this Page 2 item: "In the story 'No, not that Murdoch' in the
Media section of today's The Australian there is a reference to an
alleged incident when Mr Handbury was said to have behaved in an unruly
manner while travelling in a car. The Australian has further
investigated this matter since committing the story to print and is now
satisfied there is no substance to the event reported. The Australian
apologises to Mr Handbury for any adverse imputation concerning his
character and reputation that may be caused by the reference."
Breaking News: Internet Newsletter Restrained
* JUDGE SAMMARTINO has issued a restraining order against FLOYD
SCHNEIDER, Publisher of The Truthseeker Internet newsletter, who
allegedly published false statements against ZiaSun, with the view of
driving down its stock value. The Californian judge was asked to
adjudicate on cyber-smearing, a market manipulation method often used
by short-sellers in the market.
Asia-Pacific Report
* VIRGILIO DA SILVA GUTERRES is Editor of East Timor's new weekly
newspaper, Lalenok, distributed free in Dili for the first time, late
last month.
Media People
* CAIT TAYLOR of Text Custom Media is announcing the appointment of
SHANE GRANTHAM as Art Director. He was AD on Panorama and Interior
Architecture, cutting his teeth on record labels.
* STEPHEN BEERS, 3AW Operations Manager, is to be an Olympic Torch
Bearer relay runner in July.
Buying, Selling, Just Looking ...
* RICHARD PRATT is one of the investors in Lime Digital, an online
subsidiary of ERIC BEECHER'S Text Media. Some $4.75 million has been
raised in developmental capital: Text has 57 per cent ownership; other
investors are GEOFF WILSON'S JAM Development Capital, the Loftus Pooled
Development Fund and E-Com Investment Capital. Lime's Executive
Chairman ANTONY LYNCH holds 15 per cent; he is also a Director in Lime.
Public Relations Watch
* SIR JAMES GOBBO, Governor of Victoria, is appointing an Aide. Salary:
$40,000 p.a. plus benefits.
* HENRY DZIEWULECKI of Atlantic Partners is advertising for an
Exhibition/Events Organiser.
* FRIDA LIE at RMIT University is handing out Position Descriptions for
the Communications Officer position, with $42,464 salary, in the Alumni
Office at the City Campus (Melbourne).
* Meanwhile, its $84,000 for the Communications Manager at Victoria
University, as advertised by PHIL COUNTY, Associate Director - Networks
and Computing. Big technology knowledge required.
* CHERYL MARINER, Director of Development at Melbourne's Peter Mac
Cancer Institute, is advertising for a Fundraising/Events Organiser.
Air Waves
* PAUL BARRY returns with the new season's Media Watch on ABC-TV
tonight (Mon.) at 9.15pm.
* DAVID FLINT'S Australian Broadcasting Authority is releasing a set of
guidelines to allow households with poor TV reception to apply for
access to satellite TV services. Householders will have to get a
Statutory Declaration from a television installation installer to
support their claim.
* HELEN CLARK, New Zealand's Prime Minister, this week announced the NZ
Government pulled the plug on TVNZ's $NZ217 million plan to introduce
digital television.
Employment
* SARAH FLETCHER of Lyncroft Consulting Group is taking applications
for Ansett Airlines' new Inflight Entertainment Designer. WENDY GARLING
is handling the portfolio for the airline's Marketing Communications
Manager position.
* PETER COYNE at Crown Entertainment Complex, Melbourne, is searching
for a senior practitioner to become Manager - Marketing Services.
* WILL ROGERS wants a Video Producer/Manager for the Pitantjatjara
Yankunytjatjara Media unit. An interest in acquiring Scrabble points
from a business name is a distinct advantage.
* CATHERINE SULLIVAN is taking applications for the Editor-in-Chief
role at Australian Consolidated Press (NZ), heading the Women's
Lifestyle Group, in charge of a team of 13.
More jobs
* MICHAEL STANLEY, Retail Sales Director of Radio 3MP, is advertising
in local papers for a Sales Co-Ordinator. Applications close last mail
today (Feb. 7).
* Furnishing Publications of Mulgrave (Vic.), which produces furniture
and floor covering publications, are looking to appoint a non-
commission Part-Time Casual Telephone Salesperson.
* CLARE FALLAW is taking applications for a Product Executive in a
marketing role at The Age. The position includes identifying sponsors,
writing marketing plans, and co-ordinating promotional events.
* MAUREEN O'REILLY is hiring an Account Manager at the Melbourne daily
broadsheet.
* 3ZZZ, Melbourne ethnic community radio station, is appointing a new
Station Manager.
Sports Industry Opportunity
* THE SCOTT COMMUNICATIONS GROUP
(http://scottcomm.homestead.com/home.html) a fast expanding athlete
management organisation with a youthful and talented clientele in
Australia, Europe and North America, is looking to engage a capable,
dynamic and self motivated SPONSORSHIP CONSULTANT interested in
expanding his or her portfolio of accounts into an exciting and
lucrative area. It is envisaged that the right person will mostly, but
not exclusively, be concentrating on obtaining additional benefits in
cash and kind for ou expanding list of abundantly talented Australian
and overseas based sportsmen and women.
* Initial engagement is envisaged on a generous commission basis, with
plenty of scope for future full time employment for the right person.
We specialise in professional basketball, soccer and tennis, as well as
sports tours and camps.
* Forward your proposals to sports...@scottcom.wow.aust.com or call
PETER SCOTT on 0411 222 634 before February 12, as the Managing Partner
departs for a month's business trip to Europe in mid-February.
Big Names Dept.
* JOHN MARSDEN, Sydney lawyer, has reportedly already spent $3 million
on his libel case against the Seven Network.
Smaller Names Dept.
* PAUL FLETCHER is Foxtel's new Business Development Manager from March
1. He was most recently Acting Chief-of-Staff for Federal
Communications Minister, SENATOR RICHARD ALSTON.
* GRANT GOLDMAN has moved from SkyRadio to 2SM.
Odds and Ends
* MAL MEIKLE is a recipient in this year's Australia Day Honors. He is
a former General Manager of the Age Suburban Publications, which became
Syme- then Fairfax- Community Newspapers.
Overseas Desk
* CHRISTOPHER REEVE walking ... was one of the 30-second TV ads in last
week's Super Bowl coverage. "All advertising is basically manipulative,
but I thought this pulled the wrong chains," writes TIM CUPRISIN of The
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. MALLORRE DILL and ELEFTHERIA PARPIS of
AdWeek (US) say that the dot-com advertisers who paid $2 million each
were left behind in the attention-getting stakes. Budweiser beer and
Pepsico's 'Mountain Dew' soda topped the most memorable and most liked
commercials. Only 36% could recall an Internet brand.
Pollie Waffle
* BILL HILL, the Independent candidate for the State seat of Benalla
held by PAT McNAMARA, will be backed by the new Crikey magazine, whose
editor STPEHEN MAYNE secured 7 per cent of the vote for the Burwood
State by-election last October.
The Local Report
* DAWN CARSON, PA to GRAEME GOODSON at Melbourne's Community News has
a 'help wanted' ad for an Ad Seller for features in the paper's two
editions. WARWICK MORRISON of The Melbourne Times is doing the same,
heavily promoting the fact that parent company APN Media is multi-
national. Meanwhile, across at Metro News run by GLEN ROHAN and NEIL
MURDOCH, the promotional push 'proudly parochial' with their 114,000-
circulation gloss weekly growing in size and distribution. Expect more
discussions between CN and MN in the coming month.
* ALAN FITZPATRICK wants an Ad-Sponsorship Salesperson at 3PBS-FM
community radio station.
Suggestion Box
* NAOMI ROBSON could do worse than replicate the showbiz-anger she
showed Friday night in her interview with Victorian Premier STEVE
BRACKS (Today Tonight - Melbourne Edition, Ch. 7, 6.30pm).
Glass House Dept.
* FRED HILMER'S f2 site had a blooper when their SportsToday e-
Newsletter was sent to Trading Room members: "In this instance, it was
a case of human error that the Live Sport E-Mail was accidently sent to
Trading Room members. There was certainly no breech (sic) in the
privacy of your details or the security of our system. We are taking
steps to ensure that this will never happen again."
* 'CHIEF DINGO' - an Aus.radio contributor - says the phrase 'alleged
boat people' was heard on 3AW news. "What is the allegation? That they
were people or in a boat?" writes CD.
* IAN MACFARLANE, Reserve Bank Governor is ording an investigation into
the premature release of the bank's announcement of a rate rise to
financial markets and some media outlets on Wednesday.
Court Report
* VINCENT O'BRIEN impersonated Herald Sun journalists TERRY McCRANN,
SHANE TEMPLETON and BRUCE MATTHEWS to place massive bets on football
and cricket. Police Prosecutor TOM WILKINSON told Magistrate PETER
MEALY that the sports betting scam netted thousands of dollars. O'Brien
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to eight months' jail to be served in
the community.
Writers' Block
* JOHN BLAIR (Northern District Times, NSW), assembled a lovely piece
on Sydney's Police Roundsmen, whilst paying tribute to retiring Police
Superintendent BOB POOLE. Characters remembered include BILL 'JENKO'
JENKINS of the Daily Mirror; JOE MORRIS and CED CULBERT of News Ltd;
NOEL 'BUBBA' BAILEY and BILL 'RECKO' ARCHIBALD at Sydney's Sun.
* MICHELLE VEGH is taking applications for a salaried journo for Wheels
magazine.
* RICHARD JONES, Group Editor at Text Custom Media, is assembling a
register of people wanting a Managing Editor's job in Melbourne, plus
Editors and Writers to work from Surry Hills (NSW).
Flash Points
* ERIC BEECHER, Text Media chief, commented this week on the progress
of The Eye: "It obviously was going to be hard and it is hard, and we
expected to lose money for a long time and we won't be disappointed on
that front."
Long Shots
* JANA WENDT is promising that this Wednesday's Dateline (SBS, 8.30pm)
will have a new story about an Australian aid worker drawn into
intelligence gathering in East Timor.
Bottom Line
* Only 2 PER CENT of Australian businesses that are online are
recording a profit from their websites, according to BARRY URQUHART of
Perth-based Marketing Focus.
* 32 CENTS to $5.10 a share is the increase seen by Sausage Software's
STEVE OUTTRIM, who CHRISTOPHER WEBB says sold $25 million woth of stock
late last week.
* $50,000 is tops for the salary package for the Station Manager at
2NBC - run by Narwee Baptist Community Broadcasters, in Canterbury,
Hurstville, Kogarah, Marrickvale and Rockdale (NSW).
* $68,000 is the 'screw' for the new Station Manager at 2SER-FM -
'Sydney's Underground Radio' - with 14 staff and 400 volunteers.
* $41,666 a month from Optus ... and $36,000 a month from Colonial
State Bank ... still finds its way to the ALAN JONES bank account,
reports ANNE DAVIES of the Sydney Morning Herald. She says Radio 2UE
has asked the breakfast shift presenter to terminate or rewrite the
sponsorship deals.
Last Word
* RADIOMAN has lost his Saturday night country music radio gig. He
tells the RemarQ Australian Radio message board that 90 hours of
country music a week has been dropped. Should at least be a C&W song in
it, telling the sad story.
P.S.
* DANIELLE TEUTSCH writes in The Manly Daily about a runion for 150
former employees of the purpose-built Artransa Park TV studios on
Warringah Road. The animation department produced plenty of work for
King Features. Artransa moved to Channel 7's Epping studios in 1969,
with the ABC buying the site in 1974. GEOFF PIKE reflects: "It was the
biggest and best in the whole southern hemisphere, the Fox studios of
its day."
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Leaked: The Journalists' List
* Here is the list of journalists planned to be included by STEPHEN
MAYNE in this Sunday afternoon's edition of Crikey. Media Flash has
organised the leaked list alphabetically, by family name.
A-B-C
Matthew Abbott, Tony Abbott, Piers Akerman, Gay Alcorn, Bram Alexander,
John Alexander, Peter Alford, Col Allan, Tony Allan, Tim Allerton,
Chris Anderson, Peter Andren, Hugo Armstrong, Paul Armstrong, Shari
Armistead, David Armstrong, Dennis Atkins, Mick Atkinson, Eric Aubert,
Paul Austen, Paul Bailey, James Baker, Mark Baker, Julia Balderstone,
Kevin Balshaw, Mark Bannerman, David Barnett, Peter Barron, Paul Barry,
Stephen Bartholomeusz, Ray Bashford, Vince Basile, Bruce Baskett, Peter
Bathgate, Simon Baulderstone, Michael Beach, Eric Beecher, Anthony
Benscher, Aileen Berry, Paul Best, Paul Beveridge, Craig Bildstein,
Peter Blunden, Daniel Blyde, Karen Boalch, Andrew Bolt, Pamela Bone,
Paul Bongiorno, Jim Bonnor, Fred Brenchley, Gerard Brown, Rebecca
Bryant, Amanda Buckley, John Budd, Glenn Burge, Shane Burke, Creighton
Burns, Steve Burrell, Mark Burrows, Tom Burton, Noel Bushnell, Andrew
Butcher, Glenn Byers, John Byrne, Peter Cairns, Eoin Cameron, Michael
Cameron, Mike Carlton, Richard Carleton, Les Carlyon, Bob Carr, Ian
Carroll, Vic Carroll, Cheryl Cartwright, Marcus Casey, Barrie Cassidy,
Graham Cassidy, Nick Cater, Peter Cave, Paul Chamberlin, Boyd
Champness, Gabriell Chan, Phil Chubb, Rosemary Church, Bernie Clancy,
Gavin Clancy, Chris Clark, Pilita Clark, Simon Clark, Milton Cockburn,
Peter Cole-Adams, Tim Colebatch, Malcolm Colless, Peter Collins, Mark
Colvin, Adam Connolly, Roger Coombs, Bryce Corbett, Lyall Corless,
Andrew Cornell, Michael Costello, Peter Coster, Peter Costigan, Paul
Cowdy, Anna Cronin, Ian Cross, Carolyn Cummins.
D-E-F-G-H-I-J
David Dale, Michael Danby, Garry Davey, Michael Davey, Ken Davidson,
Julianne Davies, Kate Davies, Ken Davis, Mark Davis, Mark Day, Joel
Deane, Liz Deegan, Mary Delahunty, Frank Devine, Geoff Dixon, Robyn
Dixon, Martin Dobell, Andrew Dodd, Ross Dodd, Tim Dodd, Kevin
Donnellan, Brendan Donohue, Chris Dore, Sean Dorney, Kerrie Douglas,
Bruce Dover, Joseph Dowling, Matt Dowling, Michael Doyle, Alister
Drysdale, Colin Duck, Michael Duffy, Tim Duncan, Steve Dunleavy,
Michael Dwyer, Glenn Dyer, Paul Ellercamp, Peter Ellingsen, Eric Ellis,
Heather Ewart, Alan Farrelly, Tina Faulk, Steve Fenelly, John Ferguson,
Mark Ferguson, John Field, Anna Fitzgerald, Barry Fitzgerald, John
Fitzgerald, David Fitzsimmons, Peter Flaherty, Jeremy Flint, Cameron
Forbes, Ian Forsyth, Bernie Freedman, Brian Frith, Josh Frith, Ian
Frykberg, Mark Furness, Peter Game, Luis M. Garcia, Phil Gardner,
Shelley Gare, Steve Gartland, David Gazard, Wayne Geddes, Margaret Gee,
Wendy George, Michael Gill, Fiona Gillies, Hugh Girner, Ross Gittins,
Rachel Gleeson, Darren Goodsir, Robert Gottliebsen, Stan Grant, Tony
Grant Taylor, Michelle Grattan, Tony Gray, David Grearson, Shane Green,
Gervase Greene, Don Greenlees, Ross Greenwood, Kate Griffin, Peter
Grimshaw, Adrian Grundy, Bruce Guthrie, Robert Hadler, Gideon Haigh,
John Hamilton, Ian Hanke, Paula Hannford, John Hannigan, Kate Hannon,
Nick Harford, Robin Harris, Sarah Harris, Steve Harris, John Hartigan,
Kate Harvey, Michael Harvey, Peter Harvey, Sandra Harvey, Virginia
Hausseger, Trevor Hawkins, Paul Heinrichs, Jane Henschke, Sam Herron,
Tony Heselev, John Hewitt, David Hickie, Ean Higgins, Derryn Hinch,
John Hine, Les Hinton, Pat Hinton, Scott Hinton, Judith Hoare, Geoff
Hole, Malcolm Holland, Grant Hollaway, Les Hollings, Michael Holmes,
Ken Hooper, Nick Hordern, Celia Horgan, Steve Howard, Ian Howarth,
Michael Hoy, John Hurst, Greg Hywood, Steve Ingram, Michelle Innis,
Prue Innis, Lisa Jamieson, Alan Jenkins, Roger Johnston, David Jones,
Tony Jones, Tracey Joynson.
K-L-M-N-O
Hugo Kelly, Paul Kelly, Robert Kenny, Christian Kerr, Adam Kilgour,
Heather Killen, Carl Kitchen, Geoff Kitney, Phil Knightley, Nui Te Koa,
David Koch, Alan Kohler, Christopher Kremmer, Jason Laird, Amanda
Lampe, Anne Lampe, Rebecca Lang, Sandra Lee, Dieter Lehmann, Kate
Lenthen, Shoshana Lenthen, Mark Lever, Pru Lewarne, Peter Lewis, Deb
Light, Mark Llewellyn, Liza-Jane Locke, Angela Long, Liz Lopes, Bruce
Loudon, Ian Lovett, Robert Lusetitch, Paul Lyneham, John Lyons, Patrick
Lyons, Nick McCallum, Brett McCarthy, John McCarthy, Neil McCarthy,
Anthony McClelland, Terry McCrann, Sharon McCrohan, Helen McCrombie,
James McCullough, Ainslee MacCullum, Lachlan McDonald, Liz McGrath,
John MacGregor, Richard McGregor, Paddy McGuiness, Frank McGuire, Ian
McIlwraith, Sandra McKay, David McLachlan, Phil McLean, Sally McMillan,
Ian McMinn, Geoff McMullan, Mike McNamara, Ross McSwain, Michael
Magazanik, Nick Maher, Peter Maher, Tony Maher, Malcolm Maiden, Andrew
Main, Karen Maley, Mark Maley, Paul Malone, Chris Manly, Simon Mann,
Peter Manning, Mel Mansell, David Marr, Randal Markey, Clive Mathieson,
Stephen Mayne, Peter Meakin, Rod Metcalfe, Roy Miller, Chris Mitchell,
Neil Mitchell, Roy Miller, Glen Milne, John Miner, Roseanne Michie,
Glen Mitchell, Tom Mockeridge, Libby Moffat, Richard Moorcroft, Ian
Moore, Mike Moore, Graham Morris, Linda Morris, Geoff Mort, Paul
Mullins, Ian Munro, Mike Munro, Karen Munsie, Steve Murphy, Eddie Myer,
Sally Neighbour, George Negus, Grant Nihill, Gerard Noonan, Kevin
Norbury, Laurie Nowell, Laurie Oakes, Alan Oakley, Patricia Oakley, Jim
O'Brien, Justin O'Brien, Kerry O'Brien, Terry O'Connor, Morgan Ogg,
Tony O'Leary, Sandra Olsen, Garry O'Neil, John O'Neil, Bernard
O'Riordan, Tom Ormonde, Jim O'Rourke, Richard Owen.
P-Q-R-S-T
Nick Papps, Andrew Parker, Col Parkes, Giles Parkinson, Tony Parkinson,
Michael Pascoe, Christopher Pearson, Martin Peers, Jane Perlez, Janine
Perrett, Matthew Phelan, Bruce Phillips, Jane Phillips, Matthew
Pinkney, Michael Pirrie, Amanda Platell, Ben Potter, Tania Price, Bob
Pritchard, Alan Ramsay, Jock Rankin, Mike Rann, Chris Reason, Campbell
Reid, Ros Reines, Deborah Richards, Jon Richards, Ivor Ries, Hugh
Riminton, Brian Robbins, Michael Roberts, Peter Robinson, Steve Romei,
Bill Royce, Michelangelo Rucci, Tim Rumble, Matthew Russell, Colleen
Ryan, Mark Ryan, Peter Ryan, Niki Savva, Janet Saunders, Joe Scard,
Michael Schildberger, Brad Schmidt, Mal Schmidtke, Russell Schneider,
John Schumann, Mark Scott, Walt Secord, Liz Sexton, David Shanahan,
Michael Sharp, Paul Sheehan, Andrew Sholl, John Short, John Shoveland,
Errol Simper, Stuart Simson, Jill Singer, Jane Singleton, Chris Skase,
Russell Skelton, Tom Skotnicki, Alison Sloan, Vickie Smiles, Ian Smith,
Linda Smith, Michael Smith, Mike Smith, Paul Smith, Tony Smith, Michael
Spencer, Tracey Spicer, Glenn Stanaway, Anne Stanford, Bruce Stannard,
Chris Stead, Tony Stephens, Matthew Stevens, Cameron Stewart, Alan
Stokes, Russ Street, Michael Stutchbury, Max Suich, Peter Sumonivich,
Candy Sutton, Trevor Sykes, Paul Syvret, Cheryl Taylor, Greg Taylor,
Jon Taylor, Katherine Teh, Jim Tennison, Hedley Thomas, Jeremy
Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Peter Thompson, Robert Thompson, Gwen
Thomson, Robert Thomson, Gary Tippet, James Tonkin, Brian Toohey, Paolo
Totaro, Mary-Anne Toy, John Trevorrow, Helen Trinca, Mark Triffitt,
Simon Troeth, David Turnbull, Greg Turnbull.
U-V-W-X-Y-Z
David Uren, Susie Van Den Heuvel, David Walker, Graham Walker, Jamie
Walker, Tony Walker, Brian Walsh, Geoff Walsh, Max Walsh, Karina
Watson, Chris Webb, Tony Wells, Jana Wendt, Andrew West, Michael West,
John Westacott, Mark Westfield, Paul Whittaker, Marion Wilkinson,
Michael Wilkinson, Peter Wilkinson, Pam Williams, Serena Williams,
Katrina Willis, Helen Willoughby, Paul Willoughby, Innes Willox, Bruce
Wilson, David Wilson, John Wilson, Laurie Wilson, Peter Wilson, Peter
Witts, Charles Woolley, Sussan Wood, James Woods, Steve Wright, Tony
Wright, Peter Wylie, Viv Wynter.
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