We’ve scoured the internet for this collection of bloopers from Oz and overseas. Warning – Coarse content

First off, 2CH announcer Bob Moore from around 1978 trying to read an ad about rings. But he has a different type of ring in mind than what’s in the copy.  Note his ability to bung on a cultured British accent…

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Here actor and film director Rachel Ward flies the Aussie flag on London’s BBC…

At 5am even the most experienced of news readers can make a mistake. What veteran 3AW newsreader Ron Burke wanted to say a few months ago about Gina Rinehart was that she was a “White Knight.” But he called her a White something else… 

From June this year a young newsreader at 2HD Newcastle kept his job despite what got to air…

Here’s what happens when you ring your weather expert for to provide your audience with an informed forecast. But you’ve rung the wrong number…

In March last year 3AW news reader Kate Wilson struggled bravely on with the hiccups in an early morning news bulletin. She delivered the news with a total of 19 hiccups, but no mistakes…

These two exampoles of beeng under the wether while at zer microphone come from The ABC circa 1978…

The name is Shalamanov. Do you think this 3XY newsreader could get it straight…

When you move from one station to another, old habits die hard as Jason Morrison demonstrates…

Finally another one of those accidental expletives from Capital Radio, London…