– Mike Stiff (2004) (TV) – (writer/director/producer) The Brush-Off (2004) (TV) – Ken Sproule (also writer/producer) Kath & Kim (2004) – Paul Collins Bro'Town (2006, 2009) (TV) guest Snugglepot and Cuddlepie (2007) (Stage Musical) (Script writer/May Gibbs book adaptation) A Month of Sundays (2015) – Phillip Lang Sporting Nation (2016) – (writer/presenter) The Ex-PM (2015–2017) TV Series – Henry Books Fred Dagg's Year (1975) The Thoughts of chairman Fred (1976) The Fred Dagg Careers Advisory Bureau (1978) The Fred Dagg Scripts (1981) Daggshead Revisited (1982) The Complete Book of Australian Verse (1989) A Complete Dagg (1989) Great Interviews of the Twentieth Century (1990) A Royal Commission into the Australian Economy (1991) (with Ross Stevenson) More Great Interviews (1992). St Leonards, N.S.W., Allen and Unwin. The Even More Complete Book of Australian Verse (1994) A Dagg at My Table (1996) Still the Two (1997) The Games (1999) (with Ross Stevenson) The Games II: Sharing the Blame (2000) (with Ross Stevenson) The Tournament (2002) The Howard Miracle (2003) The 7.56 report (2006) The Catastrophe Continues: Selected Interviews (2008) Discography Studio and live albums Compilation albums Awards ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. John Clarke has won three awards from four nominations. |- | 1991 | Great Interviews of the 20th Century | rowspan="4"| ARIA Award for Best Comedy Release | |- | 1992 | The Annual Report | |- | 1997 | Secret Men's Business | |- | 2017 | Clarke's Classics | |- References External links Official website Clarke's production company Fred Dagg discography Transcript of interview on poetry and parody with Ramona Koval on The Book Show, ABC Radio National 11 May 2008 Interview on ABC's Talking Heads with Peter Thompson, October 2007 Watch Clarke and Dawe on the 7:30 Report Clarke and Dawe – "The Front Fell Off" – on YouTube Songs: "The Gumboot Song" "We don't know how lucky we are" "One on a Tractor" 1948 births 2017 deaths ARIA Award winners Australian male comedians Australian male film actors Australian male television actors Australian media personalities Australian satirists Comedians from Melbourne Logie Award winners New Zealand expatriates in Australia New Zealand male comedians New Zealand male film actors New Zealand male television actors New Zealand satirists People educated at Scots College, Wellington People from Palmerston North Victoria University of Wellington