This week, he will hang up his headphones for the last time, and begin a new career in public relations on the ACT Police Media team. The veteran broadcaster, who has presented the afternoon drive show on 2CC since 2016, said only half of what his father warned had proved true. "I’ve had a lot of fun in radio, and it has sustained me through more than three decades – it’s meant that I’ve been able to send my kids off to good schools. He said his decision to leave radio had no relation to the sexual harassment controversy currently dogging 2CC’s sister station, 2CA. "2CC and 2CA are very much separate entities. I’ve got to confess, I don’t know a lot of what goes on in the 2CA side of stuff," he said.