Macquarie National News
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Macquarie National News is the name of the news service provided by Macquarie Radio Network Pty Ltd. It reaches both Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, through the radio stations 2GB, 2CH and SEN 1116. It is also heard between 6:00-9:00am weekdays on 2KY and the Sky Racing Network.
It provides half-hourly radio news bulletins, weather and traffic reports. It also produces a number of video bulletins each day.
On September 16, 2009 the company shut down its news website, livenews.com.au after two years of existence citing poor financial returns.[1]
| Newsreaders and Reporters | |||||
| Erin Maher Head of News & Morning Reader |
Joel Labi Breakfast Reader |
Natalie Peters Afternoon Reader |
Jessica Campanaro Drive Reader | ||
| Gillian Cannon Breakfast Editor and Reporter |
Heidi Tiltins State Parliament Reporter |
Marcus Butler Federal Parliament Reporter |
Gil Taylor Court Reporter |
Kelly Fedor Police Reporter | |
| Katie Kimberley Reporter & Reader |
Caitlin Pugh Reporter & Reader |
David Marchese Reporter & Reader |
Caelin Worthington Reporter & Reader |
Stephanie Borys Reporter & Reader |
Tiffiny Genders Reporter & Reader |
| Mark Levy Sports Reporter PM |
Tim Sowden Sports Reporter AM |
Mitchell Kleem Reporter | |||
| SEN Newsreaders and Reporters | |||||
| Christie Kerr Breakfast Reader |
Melissa Polemini Reporter & Reader | ||||
| Catherine Sligar Reporter |
Anthony Laughton Reporter & Reader | ||||
| LIVENEWS Reporters and Producers | |||
| Anil Lambert-Patel Editor |
Dominick Brock Sports Editor |
Jesse Perez Entertainment Editor |
Tim Brunero Online Reporter and Columnist |
| Yasmin Bright Video Journalist |
Annika Burgess Online News Producer |
Richard Maxton Online News Producer |
Michael Patrick Online News Producer |
| International Correspondents | |||
| Harley Carnes New York |
Peter Russell London |
Craig Gabriel Tennis Correspondent |
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| Former International Correspondents | |||
| Connie Lawn Washington |
Wellington Long Bonn |
Rajan Gupta New Delhi |
David Fineburg Jerusalem |
| John Raedler New York |
Malcolm Stuart London |
Richard Arnold Los Angeles | |
References
- ↑ "livenews.com.au dead". digital media. September 16, 2009. Retrieved February 28, 2010.
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