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Sarah Macdonald returns to presenting at 702 ABC Sydney

First reported 6 Oct, 20:01 UTCUpdated 18h ago3 sources

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The former Mornings show presenter says James Valentine, the longtime Afternoons announcer who died earlier this year, will be the "patron saint" of the show.

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Sarah Macdonald returns to presenting at 702 ABC Sydney

The former Mornings show presenter says James Valentine, the longtime Afternoons announcer who died earlier this year, will be the "patron saint" of the show.

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  1. ABC News (Australia)Lean LeftAUVery high factuality
    Sarah Macdonald returns to presenting at 702 ABC Sydney (opens ABC News (Australia) in a new tab)

    The former Mornings show presenter says James Valentine, the longtime Afternoons announcer who died earlier this year, will be the "patron saint" of the show.

  2. The Sydney Morning HeraldLean LeftAUHigh factuality
    ‘It’s very emotional’: Axed presenter Sarah Macdonald to return to ABC 702 Sydney (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    After receiving the blessing of James Valentine’s widow, the former Mornings host will take over her dear friend’s radio show next year.

  3. The GuardianLeftGBHigh factuality
    Sarah Macdonald returns to ABC radio after being sacked in 2024 (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Manager who removed Macdonald announces she will replace the late James Valentine from March Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Two years after her shock axing, the ABC has backflipped and reinstated ABC Radio presenter Sarah Macdonald to Sydney’s local radio schedule, where she will replace…

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