Derryn Hinch, broadcaster once known as ‘the human headline’, dies aged 82
Summary
Derryn Hinch, a well-known Australian journalist, radio and TV presenter, and former senator, has died at age 82 after a recent fall. He was famous for his work in Melbourne radio and television, including hosting programs like the Midday Show and the talkback radio station 3AW.Key Facts
- Derryn Hinch died at home after being in poor health following a fall.
- He began his career as a newspaper reporter before moving to TV and radio.
- Hinch was a popular presenter on Melbourne's 3AW radio station.
- He hosted Nine’s Midday Show for 13 years and several other current affairs programs.
- In 2010, he was inducted into the Australian Commercial Radio Hall of Fame.
- Hinch was known for his strong dedication and passion in broadcasting.
- He served as a senator for Victoria from 2016 to 2019, representing the Justice Party.
- Hinch was noted for campaigning against paedophiles and sometimes faced legal issues for breaching court orders.
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