Tony Moore will be releasing a book on the the Barry McKenzie films of the 1970s. Keep your ears and eyes open. We will be doing some feature spots on the site about the book when it is released in November. I feel deeply honoured to have some one write about the adventures of Barry McKenzie. I am sure this will be a great read.

Tony Moore is Commissioning Editor of Pluto Press and is completing a doctorate about Australian bohemian artists at the University of Sydney. He was as a program maker at ABC Television from 1988 to 1997, specialising in documentaries and current affairs. Programs on which Tony worked include Four Corners, Foreign Correspondent, Time Frame and the documentaries Nobody’s Children and So Help Me God. Tony wrote and directed the feature length arts documentary, Bohemian Rhapsody – Rebels of Australian Culture, and writes regularly about cultural and political issues and Australian history in the broadsheet press and scholarly journals. He is currently writing a book on the Barry McKenzie films of the 1970s and has a column on the Arts Hub web site. Tony was a member of the ABC National Advisory Council between 1986 and 1988, a co-editor of Strewth! humour magazine, and is currently on the Executive committees of the Australian Fabian Society and the Evatt Foundation.

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