Where it all began. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

In 1989 scientists suggested a rabbit control programme that generated a wildly popular (and at that time, risque) cartoon. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

France made 1995 its year of bomb testing, and the Pacific basin its nuclear playground. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

An Easter cartoon that generated a record number of angry letters from those, presumably, unaware that ''cool dude'' is a term of admiration. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

Not all cartoons are designed to amuse. This 1998 cartoon was conceived in anger at India placing the egotistical stockpiling of arms above its citizens' needs. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

The Netherlands became the first nation to legalise euthanasia and this cartoon remains one of my personal favourites. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

Having had the courage to resist joining Bush and Blair in Iraq, Helen Clark capitulated after a small embarrassment. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion

Of more than 20 Anzac Day cartoons published this remains my favourite. : Garrick Tremain: Fax and opinion