John Laws, veteran Australian talkback radio host nicknamed 'Golden Tonsils', dies aged 90
Summary
John Laws, a well-known Australian talkback radio host known as the "Golden Tonsils," has died at the age of 90. His career in broadcasting lasted over 70 years, during which he interviewed multiple Australian prime ministers and many celebrities. Laws was both celebrated and controversial, retiring last year after a long career.Key Facts
- John Laws was a famous Australian talkback radio host.
- He was known for his distinctive voice and called the "Golden Tonsils."
- Laws' career lasted over 70 years, and he interviewed 17 Australian prime ministers.
- He was involved in a "cash-for-comment" scandal for not disclosing payment for endorsements.
- Laws died at his home in Sydney at the age of 90.
- He was admired by colleagues and political figures, receiving tributes from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and actor Russell Crowe.
- John Laws retired in November last year after working at several Sydney radio stations.
- He received the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his contributions to broadcasting and charity.
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