Legendary Australian Broadcaster Clive Robertson Dies at 78

Known for his eccentric style and groundbreaking approach, Robertson was celebrated for reshaping radio and television news presentation.

Clive Robertson, a pioneering Australian broadcaster, passed away at age 78 after battling cancer.
Robertson began his career at ABC Radio in 1967 and gained fame hosting Sydney's Breakfast program in the 1970s.
He was renowned for his unconventional, humorous, and often unscripted approach to news and broadcasting, which resonated with audiences.
His career spanned radio and television, including stints at ABC, Channel 7, and Channel 10, where he hosted shows like 'Newsworld' and 'Beauty and the Beast.'
Colleagues and friends remembered him as a 'one-off' talent who challenged conventions and brought authenticity and wit to his work.