Don't forget Sam Neill and John Clarke (RIP).

We also say 'yeah, nah' in Oz too, but we put it at the start of a sentence.

>> ^deathcow:

1) is the main guy the dude who explained "the front fell off"?

Yep, satirist/actor John Clarke

They're on Aussie telly, but John Clarke is a Kiwi.

This has to be the most duped video of the month:

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John Clarke and Bryan Dawe are fantastic! I'm an expat Aussie (now living in the US) so this really made my day. Anyone remember Clarke's farnarkling reports on the Gillies Report? Excellent stuff, artfully merging the turgid gravitas of sports commentary with the visual majesty of outrageous wigs.

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Typical..first the Aussies steal Phar Lap, Split Enz, Dragon, Pavlova, Crowded House now they're having a go at fleecing the great John Clarke from us Kiwis too...

This is a satirical sketch created by the comedians John Clarke and Bryan Dawe titled, 'The Front Fell Off' based on a real incident. Specifically an oil spill that occurred off the coast of Western Australia on July 21st, 1991 when the Greek tanker Kirki lost its bow, spilling 17,280 tons of light crude and subsequently caught on fire.

http://www.myspace.com/clarkeanddawe