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Senior journalist and respected broadcaster Jim Wilson has appeared across Nine’s various radio stations for over two decades. He joined Seven in 1992 from Channel Nine where he excelled as a sports presenter and sports editor.
He is married to journalist and newsreader Chris Bath and has two teenage sons.
Join Jim each weekday from 3pm-6pm.
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Homegrown social media platform takes on the tech giants
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