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Three people I would love to invite to dinner: Hillary Clinton, Stephen Hawking and Roger Federer.
The most amazing thing I've ever done: Marry my wife.
The best advice I ever received: "Have a point of view".
I would spend my last $10 on: Bread and spread — it will feed me for a week.
My biggest fear: Having more children.
My fantasy job: Batman.
If I could travel back in time I would love to . . . meet Yoda, or if not available — Plato.
People say I look like: Julio Iglesias.
My favourite phrase: "Never let the fear of crashing out stop you from playing the game."
My last meal would be . . . roast lamb and lolly-cake.
My most embarrassing moment was . . . forgetting to kiss the bride on my wedding day.
I wish I hadn't . . . ignored my daughter's request to take her to the beach volleyball at the Sydney Olympics.
What people may not know about me: I used to dance.
I will never throw out: Star Wars episode IV lollipop cards.
My biggest fashion faux pas: Mustard sneakers with burgundy trackies — for a year.
In the future . . . we will holiday in the warm, lush, lake resorts of Siberia.
My earliest memory: Electrocuting my (girl) friend when I was five.
Favourite book as a child: Little Black Sambo — the story of a little boy who outwitted [bullying] tigers. Adults saw it a different way and banned it.
True love is… never to be taken for granted.Weirdest thing in my glove box: Baby wipes.
My first car was: Nissan sunny.
I’m always being asked: "How come I have such a nice wife?"
On my bedside table is: A novel by Colleen McCullough.
I love living in Kellyville because... regardless of where people are from or what they believe, they respect and help each other.