An anonymous buyer has purchased Australia’s most expensive bottle of wine, but he says he has no intention of taking a sip. The mystery man told Deborah Knight the $103,000 bottle of 1952 Penfolds Grange will be preserved for a personal collection. “The beautiful part about a Grange is it’s not about the food you […]
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One of Australia’s most respected broadcasters is returning to her radio roots to host Afternoons with Deborah Knight.
For more than two decades, Deb has garnered a reputation for being a highly versatile broadcaster who can easily jump between radio and live television.
She began her media career in radio, starting out in Wagga Wagga before heading to Sydney to read news for commercial radio.
Deb has a long association with 2GB, which stretches back to 2001.
“There’s nothing like radio for making an immediate connection with your audience,” she says, “and Afternoons offers the chance to look at the big issues of the day and have some fun as well.”
Tune into Afternoons with Deborah Knight for a mix of news, opinion and fun from 12pm-3pm on 2GB and 11am-2pm on 4BC.
- You can contact Deborah Knight on the text line 0460 873 873
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