Gunston concludes the show by performing " If ( They Made Me a King )".

Gunston concludes show by performing " Liza with a Z ".

Gunston concludes show by performing " Tomorrow Belongs to Me ".

Gunston commences show with " Colour my world " and concludes with " Pinball Wizard ".

Gunston concludes show with " Send in the clowns ".

Gunston concludes show by performing Vesti La Giubba.

Gunston concludes show with " Delilah ".

Gunston concludes show with " I who have nothing ".

Gunston concludes show with ABBA melody.

Gunston concludes show with " A taste of water ".

Gunston concludes show with " Howzat ".

Gunston concludes show with " Don't tell me what to say ".

Gunston concludes show with " Jailhouse Rock ".

Gunston concludes show with " Piano Man ".

Gunston concludes show with duet with Delilah.

In his later and most famous incarnation, Gunston had evolved to become the unlikely host of his own national TV variety show, The Norman Gunston Show, which premiered with a live broadcast on ABC television on 18 May 1975.

After a faltering start, the Norman Gunston show rapidly gained a huge national audience and the series became the pre-eminent Australian TV comedy program of its day, with McDonald winning a Gold Logie scoring several pop hits.

According to McDonald, the Gunston character and his show were initially devised as a parody of an ( unintentionally bad ) late-night Sydney TV variety show of the early 1970s hosted by expatriate American club entertainer Tommy Leonetti.

The Gunston show was a subversive parody of the established variety " Tonight Show " format, centering on a weekly roster of celebrity guests who were ' interviewed ' by Norman.

Canadian comedian and actor Martin Short also employed a similar technique with his best-known character, the fawning, morbidly obese celebrity interviewer Jiminy Glick ; another notable resemblance between Glick and Norman is the Glick show's " fairytale " segment " Lalawood Fables ", which is very similar to the " Norman's Dreamtime " segments of the Gunston show, in which the host reads a satirical mock-fable ( intercut with pre-produced vision ) to a group of assembled children.

In February and March 1981, Channel 7 aired a program called Gunston's Australia, which intended to show the Gunston character approaching the end of his shelf life.

Parody tributes included Punk rock ( I might be a Punk but I love ya baby ), Sherbet ( Howzat ), ABBA ( Salute to ABBA ), KISS ( KISS Army ), Boz Scaggs ( Nylon Degrees ), Billy Ray Cyrus ( Achy Breaky Heart ), and Peter Allen ( I Go to Rio ) ( Allen was present when Gunston parodied him on ABC's pop show Countdown, and didn't seem amused, although he would have been aware of the character having previously appeared on Gunston's ABC show as a guest.

In 1976, Gunston released an album titled The Popular Ballad Animal, which covered both contemporary and classic era compositions, several of which Norman had performed on his show, including his theme song, " I Who Have Nothing ".

Gunston closes show by performing " I Got You Babe " with Little Pattie.

Gunston closes show by performing " Out of Sight, Out of Mind ".

In the 1970s, satirical talk-show host Norman Gunston ( played by Garry McDonald ), with his malapropisms, sweep-over hair and poorly shaven face, rose to great popularity by pioneering the satirical " ambush " interview technique ( later employed by Britain's Sacha Baron Cohen as Ali G ) and giving unique interpretations of pop songs.

* Lightning-" The Best Fighter in the World " a 1961 Flight article by Bill Gunston

Knee replacements using similar technology were started by McIntosh in rheumatoid arthritis patients and later by Gunston and Marmor for osteoarthritis in the 1970s developed by Dr. John Insall in New York utilizing a fixed bearing system, and by Dr. Frederick Buechel and Dr. Michael Pappas utilizing a mobile bearing system.

The southern end of M-97 is at the intersection between Gratiot and Gunston avenues just northeast of the Outer Drive junction by the airport.

The memorial was authorized by Public Law 101-358 on August 10, 1990, to be developed by the board of regents of Gunston Hall.

The national director of the New Zealand Prison Fellowship, Robin Gunston, says halfway houses would fill a ' massive gap ' in the system that has long been neglected by Government.

* Seaslug: The most missile in the least space Flight 1958 article by Bill Gunston

For the third of his three attempts, Keizan drove a Lotus 72, entered by local outfit Team Gunston.

In 1974 he was hired by Team Gunston, racing a Formula One Lotus 72, and repeating his third place.

Norman Gunston was a satirical TV character performed by Australian actor and comedian Garry McDonald.

The Gunston character was originally conceived by comedy writer Wendy Skelcher and first appeared as a minor character in the second series of the cult Australian TV comedy series The Aunty Jack Show in 1973.

The Gunston character made enough of an impression for him to be revived in a subsequent comedy mini-series made by the Aunty Jack team, Wollongong the Brave ( 1974 ), in which he starred in a satirical mock documentary Norman Gunston: The Golden Weeks.

The Gunston technique has since been employed by many comedians.

Through sheer good luck, Gunston was immortalised in Australian political history when, on the morning of 11 November 1975, McDonald and his film crew – who happened to be in Canberra at the time – found out that the Labor government led by Gough Whitlam had just been dismissed by the Governor-General Sir John Kerr.

Also, in 2008 Mason changed its mascot from the " Gunston " animal to the " Patriot ".

Gunston performs " Sweet Caroline ".

Gunston reports on " The joys of funny business ".

Gunston performs " Here Come the Jets ".