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Deborah Knight

(Deborah Knight Midday til 3pm on 990 4RO)

One of Australia’s most respected broadcasters has returned 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.

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