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The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
Megan Doherty

The tears and laughter behind Agro's final journey to Canberra

Agro, the wise-crackin', never-subtle, always-hilarious "talking bathmat", has a new home in Canberra.

Agro at his handover to the National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra on Wednesday with Jamie Dunn's widow, Maree Dunn, and Jamie's good friend, Peter Clay. Picture by Karleen Minney

The famous puppet has been donated to the National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra by Maree Dunn, the widow of entertainer Jamie Dunn, who was the heart, soul and humour of Agro for 44 years.

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