A bit more about the listing (could be up to a couple of weeks)I...

A bit more about the listing (could be up to a couple of weeks)

I would be hoping for some sort of market update from BOS this week.

Stars support Hey Dad star's wife

By RICHARD CLUNE

From: The Sunday Telegraph March 28, 2010 12:00AM


HIGH-PROFILE clients of disgraced Hey Dad actor Robert Hughes' wife, talent agent Robyn Gardiner, have lent her their support as she struggles with the public allegations.

Gardiner, whose agency RGM represents leading local actors Cate Blanchett, Anthony LaPaglia, Rose Byrne, Claudia Karvan and Chris Lilley among others, remained holed up with Hughes in their Singapore home last week.

Despite her personal trauma, she was still preparing to float her company, which has been valued at $35 million, on the stock exchange in the coming weeks.

Friends told The Sunday Telegraph Gardiner was in "shock" at the accusations levelled at her husband of at least 27 years, which he has denied.

"Robyn doesn't believe it. She's completely shocked and is in disbelief. She is beside herself," the friend said.

"She is absolutely devastated and shocked and doesn't believe it. She's been a pillar of integrity, honesty, trustworthiness."


Gardiner launched RGM in 1982. The company flourished into a successful business, the largest of its kind in Australia.

Hughes is on the books of RGM but has worked little since his time on Hey Dad apart from fleeting guest appearances on All Saints, State Coroner and Halifax f.p., among others.

He has supported himself with advertising voice-over work for leading companies such as Kellogg's, Mitsubishi and Windscreens O'Brien.

A Mitsubishi spokeswoman would not comment on whether it would retain Hughes' services.

Gardiner did not return calls when contacted by The Sunday Telegraph.