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27th March 2018, Cinema Jeff! The third of a series of interviews with Jeff about his art, shot on site from the "opulent luxury" of his backyard shed...

Jeff Hook Studio Cartoon influences interview August 2017 from Planet Hook films on Vimeo.

20th July 2018, Interested in things sport?

Jeff also had a casual gig at the Sports Hounds news site. You will find Jeff's efforts at Jeff's View. Worth a look!

21st July 2018, Tributes to Geoff

See also fellow cartoonist George Haddon's farewell to Geoff and former Sun editor Colin Duck's obituary of Geoff.

9th August 2018, Tributes to Geoff

We have also received this drawn tribute to Geoff from American cartoonist Tom Kerr.

1st January 2022, The epic story of the Olympics told like never before Toon In!
 
A wonderful collection of cartoons on the Olympics, including many works by Geoff.

Welcome to Geoff "Jeff" Hook's web site. Featuring a weekly cartoon, cartoon archives, book details, and other art work, there's plenty to see and you can still order artworks through the services page.

We are no longer running current work on the website as Geoff finally laid his brushes to rest on the 20th July, 2018, after more than 50 years as an Australian cartoonist and artist. Don't go away though! The site will show a random cartoon a day, and there's over 2000 cartoons, sketches, and paintings in the website's archives. While the cartoons may not have been drawn yesterday, you will probably note that, perhaps, in the world of politics, if not the world in general, some things have not changed...

Feature Galleries:

The Whitlam Government. A tribute to one of Australia's most remarkable Prime Ministers. Relive one of the most turbulent times in Australian democracy and a great period of joy for cartoonists! Wonder as years of conservative rule end, thrill as Parliament is first broadcast live on television, despair at the collapse of the Government's finances, and gasp as the Government is dismissed and loses at the polls. Don't miss the Whitlam gallery.
Views of Victoria and Tasmania. A further 27 paintings have been added to the realist art gallery, featuring works from some of Geoff's recent exhibitions. See the gallery here.
 

Today's selection from the archives!


 
 

Expensive petrol! - 16th June 1989

A 24 hour tram and public bus strike was held on December 13th, 1989 and another the following evening. Public bus employees maintained support for tram workers amongst whom the conductors had been replaced by the scratch ticket system.

Indexation and excise in line with the CPI - inflation was running at 9% - was the cause of petrol price rises.

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