Vice-President
Australian martial Arts Hall Of Fame (Inc)
And Executive Committee
Master Malcolm Lomax was born 24 November 1947. His nationality is both Australia and the United Kingdom. Master Lomax completed four years secondary schooling gaining his HSC. at R.M.I.T. Melbourne in 1965.
His qualifications read like a who’s who, including successfully completing a 4 year apprenticeship as a painter and decorator; 6 years as an I.B.M. computer operator; attained his level 1 as a paramedic; is a Martial Arts Instructor in the following- Freestyle Karate (6th Dan), Judo (1st Dan), Jui Jitsu (2nd Dan), Arnis (2nd Dan), Tae Kwon Do (1st Degree), Tan Soo Do (1st Degree), Goju-Kai (1st Dan), Kenpo Karate (1st Dan) Britain, Seishin Tetsujin Ryu (1st Dan), Lum Kung Fu Sifu (Head Aust.), Kobujutsu (4th Dan) Weaponry.
Master Lomax’s military history involved Infantry, S.A.S. British Army; Infantry, Australian Army; Unarmed combat instructor; Vietnam veteran.
His scripts written include; Tokyo Triangle 1 & 2, The Clans, Bluey, Phantom Soldiers, The Guardians, Weekend Warriors, Red Centre, Willie, Midnight Girl. His film and TV credits are; COP SHOP – Supporting Artist; SULLIVANS – Supporting Artist; CARSONS LAW – Supporting Artist; ANZACS – Stunts/Supporting Artist. SILENT RAGE – Stunts/Choreography; EYE FOR AN EYE – Stunts. FORCE FIVE -Stunts; LONE WOLF McQUADE – Stunts; FORCED VENGANCE – Actor/Stunts; BLACK BOOMERANG – Actor; PHARLAP – Supporting Actor; DEATH OF A SOLDIER – Actor/Stunts.. MISSING IN ACTION – Actor/Choreography; MISSING IN ACTION 2 – Actor/Choreography; NUMEROUS TV COMMERCIALS – Actor; MIDNIGHT GIRL – research/development, complete budget, detailed costing.
Master Lomax also spent some 10 years in the hotel security industry from 1970 to 1980 and from 1985 to 1990 performing bodyguard security for stars such as: Olivia Newton John, Bob Geldof, John Farnham, John Travolta. He is a member of Equity, and is able to speak Cantonese. Master Lomax resumed teaching his bodyguard and security courses nationally in 1999.
In April 1999 Master Lomax was involved in a near fatal head on car smash on the Gold Coast when a speeding car drove head on to him at 140 kph. His bodyguard experience in defensive driving and his quick reactions from many years of military and martial arts training minimised the damage to himself and his children in the car. In May 1999 Master Lomax received a commission as a Lieutenant Commander in the Queensland Naval Brigade Officer Corps for his work with the charity organisation, an honour earned through real generosity to the community.