Sarah Konoski

Was that part of who you were then already?

Were you ambitious for music?

Is it something that you wanted as a career or was it a fun thing that you were doing as a kid?

So you were playing guitar, you were learning songs.

When did you start playing with other people?

What was that early scene like in Melbourne?

Did you enjoy performing straight away as well?

Is that part of what was drawing you to the music as well as the songs and the writing?

Was it being in front of a crowd?

So you hadn't seen yourself as a singer before then?

So how did you then put together all four men at work?

How did that happen?

One of the first songs, I think the first single that Men At Work put out, Who Can It Be Now?

Tell me about writing that song.

Kind of like that.

Kind of like that.

Colin Hay, of course, singing Who Can It Be Now, which was the first hit single for Men At Work.

And then that was followed, I think, pretty much straight away with Down Under.

Did that period in your life feel like it was happening in fast forward, you know, even at the time that that success sort of seemed to snowball?

Well, what did you think you knew?