Tony Wilson - Radio

Timetable of appearances and events

The Triple R Breakfasters

20/04/2008	Sam Pang's Last Show

20/04/2008	Two Tones

15/11/2007	Outside Broadcast

15/08/2007	Radiothon 2007

01/08/2007	It megahertz to lose

14/05/2007	Bra Boys

16/03/2007	New Segments

13/12/2006	The Null Set

06/12/2006	Party like it's 1976

01/12/2006	Dingo

03/11/2006	May your sign-off be a good sign-off

03/10/2006	6.15s Don’t Write Themselves You Know

12/05/2006	The Ghost and Mrs Muir

23/03/2006	Hedge-mony

20/02/2006	Shit Siblings

01/01/2005	Back for 2006

14/10/2005	Flipping the Bird

06/08/2005	The Darling Buddies of May

01/06/2005	Intimate Apparel

	Players Text Publishing, 2005

	Australia United Geoff Slattery Publishing, 2006

	Harry Highpants Scholastic 2007

	The Thirsty Flowers Hardie Grant Egmont , 2006

	Grannysaurus Rex Omnibus Books, 2004 NOW AVAILABLE IN DANISH!

	The Third Umpire A series I am presenting for The Age on the 2006/07 Ashes, featuring Dean Jones

	Other Television Race Around the World, The Einstein Factor

Articles

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For four years, I’ve been a part of the Breakfasters on Triple R (102.7 FM). Triple R is a jewel in the Melbourne cultural landscape, supported by more than 10,000 subscribers who put up their hard-earned to ensure there’s at least one station on the air that’s not giving away mobile phones.

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Bra Boys

When extreme surf legends Sunny and Koby Abberton visited our East Brunswick studios to promote their documentary ‘Bra Boys’, Sam and I showed them our special ‘Brekky Boys’ handshake. Quickly we realised that our handshake was exactly the same as theirs, so we immediately sent them a cease and desist letter, ordering the Bra Boys to respect our intellectual property and to find a new handshake.

In the end, the matter was settled amicably, with Sam and I surviving being set on fire and falling thirty metres off a cliff and into the ocean.

‘Bra Boys’ is a great film, and is now the highest grossing non-IMAX documentary in Australian history,

Ink. One tactic used by the Bra Boys against the Brekky Boys in the legal battle over the handshake.

Sam, Koby, Fee, Sunny and Tony