Rod Young

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Rod Young is the presenter of the Brisbane bulletin of Seven News with Kay McGrath.

Before moving to the Seven Network, Rod was the face of news in Brisbane on the ABC^[1] where he began working in the late 1970s. Rod has had a distinguished career after starting in radio at station 2GO at Gosford on the New South Wales central coast. Rod was appointed the weeknight newsreader on the ABC in the 1985.

In October 2002 he moved to Seven News to present beside Kay McGrath, after the long serving news presenter Frank Warrick retired.

References

↑ Aunty's men five shades of grey

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7 News Profile

Preceded by Frank Warrick	Seven News Brisbane Presenter with Kay McGrath 2002-2012	Succeeded by Sharyn Ghidella & Bill McDonald
Preceded by Sharyn Ghidella	Seven News Brisbane Friday & Saturday Presenter with Kay McGrath January 2013-	Succeeded by incumbent

v t e Seven News Presenters

National	Natalie Barr Ann Sanders Melissa Doyle Matthew White Sally Bowrey

State	Sharyn Ghidella Bill McDonald Kay McGrath Rod Young Mark Ferguson Chris Bath Peter Mitchell Jennifer Keyte Jane Doyle John Riddell Graeme Goodings Rick Ardon Susannah Carr Blake Johnson Samantha Jolly Rob Brough Joanne Desmond

Sport	Mark Beretta Jim Wilson Ryan Phelan Shane Webcke Pat Welsh Tim Watson Nathan Templeton Bruce Abernethy Mark Soderstrom Basil Zempilas Adrian Barich

Weather	David Brown Tony Auden Paul Burt Liz Cantor Sarah Cumming Giaan Rooney Amelia Mulcahy Angela Tsun Livio Regano

Past	Jennifer Adams Samantha Armytage Tracey Challenor Roger Climpson Natalia Cooper Alex Cullen Ben Damon Chris Dittmar Anne Fulwood Georgie Gardner Kylie Gillies Sara Groen Melody Horrill David Johnston Chris Mainwaring Nick McArdle Yvette Mooney Jeff Newman Greg Pearce Sandy Roberts Jessica Rowe Ian Ross John Schluter Tony Squires Ross Symonds Mal Walden Frank Warrick Garry Wilkinson

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Name	Young, Rod
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