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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Please join us for the Breakfasters Outside Broadcast at Fitzroy Bowls Club on Friday 15th December. 6-9am. Coffee from Gravity and prizes from Catherine Manuell Design, Shock Records, Crumpler and Mannys. The Fitzroy & Victoria Bowling Club, 578 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy North.

Sam Pang asked listeners to call in with stories of famous actors who passed on or just missed out on an iconic role. A caller told us that Patrick Swayze was not the studio’s first man to screen test alongside Demi Moore in ‘Ghost’. The star who turned them down? None other than our own Paul Hogan, then at the peak of his powers.

Here is an artist’s impression of what could have been.

The dialogue might not have been exactly the same.

Demi: ‘I love you … ‘

Hoges: ‘Dingo.’

Whoopi: ‘Dingo? What did you say ‘dingo’ for? She says she loves you?’

Hoges: ‘Dingo.’

Whoopi: For some reason he keeps saying ‘Dingo’.