Overnight with Michael McLaren - Central Queensland Radio 990 AM Rockhampton

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Michael McLaren began his radio career in 2006 before becoming an executive producer working alongside the likes of Murray Wilton, Philip Clarke and Brian Wilshire for over four years.

Michael's on air career commenced in 2011 hosting Australia Overnight; a job he's loved doing ever since.

Join Michael McLaren weeknights on 990 4RO.

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