thumbnail image of philip clark linked to hi-res imagethumbnail image of philip clark linked to hi-res image Philip Clark was born and grew up in Tasmania and graduated from the Australian National University in Arts and Law. Following university Philip joined the staff of Senator John Button when he was Minister for Industry and Commerce and Philip worked on a variety of industry assistance issues as well as acting as Senator Button’s Press Secretary.

In 1986 Philip moved to Sydney where he took up private legal practice with a major city firm. He was approached to join The Sydney Morning Herald in 1988 and wrote widely across the paper including state politics from Macquarie Street, and he also edited the original Stay in Touch column for a number of years. He then joined broadcaster John Doyle’s Afternoon Show on ABC 702.

From there, Philip took over as host of the Evening Show, which featured the highly successful Radio Quiz. In 1993, Philip began as presenter for the Breakfast Show on ABC 702.

Philip has been involved in many major broadcasting events, including calling the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000.

Philip switched to 2GB in 2001 to present the Philip Clark Breakfast Show, and from 2002 presented the highly successful Philip Clark Drive Show from 4pm to 7pm on weekdays.Philip also has wide Television experience having presented more than 170 episodes of a national quiz show, Flashback on ABC TV in 2000.

In 2014 he presented the breakfast show on ABC 666 Canberra which consistently rated number one in that city. In 2017 he took over Nightlife which is broadcast on 60 radio stations across Australia Monday – Thursday.

Philip is a highly experienced public speaker and presenter and has acted as MC for a range of organizations including the Red Cross, The National Trust and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. He teaches media training and presentation skills and is currently a lecturer at the University of Technology in Ultimo, Sydney.

Following the death of his fellow broadcaster Andrew Olle, Philip also helped instigate and was the first host of the Andrew Olle Media Lecture, now a fixture on the media landscape.

To contact Philip Clark for radio, television, corporate or presentation engagements and media and presentation training, contact Peter Wall  at Wall Media www.wallmedia.com.au  or on 0408489057.