Tony Barber
Australian musician, singer, songwriter, children's author, inventor, artist, public speaker, art teacher, critic and consultant, paper sculpture designer
About Tony Barber
Born 1943. Tony Barber is an Australian writer, children's writer and musician.
Anthony Arthur Barber, known as Tony Barber (born 3 December 1942) is an English-born author, singer-songwriter,inventor, artist, papercrafter and soft toy designer who emigrated to Australia in 1963.
Biography He was a member of the band Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs in the 1960s. Subsequently, performing as a solo artist, his biggest hit was "Someday" (Aust #13/1966). He wrote 35 children's books in the 1980s under the names A. A. Barber and Tony Barber, including The Puggle Tales. He appeared on the children's television show The Music Shop as Tony the Toymaker. Many of his books feature a fantasy character he created and named "Puggle", for which he also designed a stuffed toy of the same name that gained popularity and that was then used to name a baby echidna.
Barber founded The Lost Forests chain of toy stores, which sold soft toys that he designed.
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Who is Tony Barber?
Australian musician, singer, songwriter, children's author, inventor, artist, public speaker, art teacher, critic and consultant, paper sculpture designer
When was Tony Barber born?
Tony Barber was born on 3 December 1943 in Norwich.
What is Tony Barber's occupation?
Tony Barber is a writer, children's writer and musician.
What nationality is Tony Barber?
Tony Barber is Australian.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Tony Barber (musician)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Tony Barber. https://biography.guide/tony-barber-writer/
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