Aaaaand this is why Bill Shorten would make the world's worst Newspaper Headline Writer…  

Discover the world of Ginger Meggs, Australia’s most popular and longest-running comic strip at a new exhibition at Museum of Sydney from 25 July to 8 November 2015.
Since his first appearance in the Us Fellers comic strip in Sydney’s Sunday Sun newspaper in 1921, Ginger Meggs and his loyal gang, girlfriend Minnie Peters and enemy Tiger Kelly have kept us company for over 90 years. 


Ginger Meggs, Australia's Favourite Boy (ABC 702 Interview)

The life and times of Ginger Meggs celebrated in the digital age.

Saturday 25 July 2015 9:39AM

Ginger Meggs first burst onto the newspaper scene in Sydney's Sunday Sun newspaper in 1921, then part of a cast of characters in the Us Fellers comic strip. Soon he had a strip all to his own and today is our longest running comic strip.

A new exhibition at the Museum of Sydney is celebrating the life and times of Ginger Meggs, and examining how the changing social fabric of Australia was reflected through the strip.

Included in the exhibition are works by the current Meggs cartoonist Jason Chatfield, who, witnessing the decline of the printed page and the end of the golden age of newspaper comics, has taken Ginger into the digital age.


ABC Radio National: Ginger Meggs Exhibition Opens in Sydney

I'm an idiot. 
Trolling audience members not a great habit.

Greenwich Village Idiot

Demo Compilations of voice acting work completed in 2016/2017

US Childrens Reel 2017

Character Reel

AU Internet Reel 2017

AU Commercial Reel 2017

The Drive show The Big Couch on MIX 94.5 declares war on newspaper comic strips - Cartoonist Jason Chatfield surprises the gang to defend comics.

The War on Newspaper Comic Strips on MIX 94.5 (Austereo)

I had the pleasure of taking our Prime Minister, Julia Gillard to dinner to ask a few questions. I put a tape recorder on the table and hit record. Here's what happened...

Jason has Dinner with the Prime Minister.

At 28, Jason Chatfield is Australia’s most widely syndicated cartoonist. His work appears daily in over 120 newspapers in 34 countries. He is the fifth cartoonist to write and draw the iconic Australian comic strip Ginger Meggs since its creation in 1921. He is a former President of the Australian Cartoonists’ Association.
Catch Jason doing stand-up comedy around Melbourne every week. He’s a founding member of the Big HOO-HAA! Melbourne. You can see when he’s performing next by visiting the gigs section. You can see Jason talking all things news and politics on ABC Radio National, Insiders and ABC News Breakfast on ABC1 / ABCNews24. Visit the TV/RADIO section for more info.