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Past members	Clem Curtis Colin Young Alan Warner Tony Gomez Tim Harris Eric Allandale Pat Burke Mike Elliott Peter Macbeth Steve Bingham Paul Lockey Tony Collinge Arthur Brown

List of presidents

• 1993–2013: Bill Pertwee
• 2013–2022: Frank Williams
• 2022–present: Michael Knowles

Country	Date	Appointment	Post-nominal letters
Australia	1982	Officer of the Order of Australia	CBE
	2016	Knight Bachelor	Kt

• 1982: Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for "services to the theatre" (Queen's Birthday Honours, Australian List)
• 1982: Granted a coat of arms by the College of Arms with a shield bearing crossed gladioli and the Sydney Opera House, supported by a shark and a possum both wearing butterfly glasses, along with other symbolism containing a funnel-web spider and a blowfly. His motto is "I share and I care".
• 2001: Centenary Medal for service to Australian society through acting and writing
• 2007: Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for "services to entertainment" (Queen's Birthday Honours, UK List)
• 2023: Posthumously appointed as a Companion of the Order of Australia in the 2023 King's Birthday Honours for "eminent service to the arts as a comedian, actor, author, satirist and entertainer, to the promotion of Australian culture, and as a patron of organisations".

For the screenwriter, see Philip Mackie.

Phil Mackie
Mackie in 2020
Born	(1965-08-01) 1 August 1965 Worcester, England
Education	King's School, Worcester
Alma mater	University of Kent
Occupations	Correspondent Cricketer
Years active	1980–present
Employer	BBC
Spouse	Cath
Children	3

Philip Mackie (born 1 August 1965), is a British news correspondent working for the BBC since 1993. He has also played cricket for the Old Vigornians C.C. for over 40 years.

Career

Mackie attended the King's School, Worcester, where he joined the local cricket club, the Old Vigornians C.C.. After leaving King's, he studied history at the University of Kent. After graduating, he took up a job at BBC Radio Gloucestershire in 1993. He became a network TV, radio, and online reporter in 1998 and has remained ever since.

Personal life

He has 3 daughters with his wife, Cath, who was also a reporter for the BBC. In January 2021, Mackie tested positive for COVID-19, he was taken to the hospital 5 days later for oxygen.

References

Presenters timeline

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Categories:

• 1965 births
• Living people
• People from Worcester, England
• BBC people
• British reporters and correspondents
• Alumni of the University of Kent
• People educated at King's School, Worcester
• British cricketers
• People from Worcestershire
• Cricketers from Worcestershire