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Isn't it more than time that radioinfo moved on from this radio wannabe and started reporting on/interviewing real radio people?
Dene Broadbent is not the first radio (or television) person to have been declared bankrupt or to have accumulated debts with other people or organisations in the industry. In fact, several that I know of personally who have achieved capital city media roles have been declared bankruptcy through trying to live the high life that they thought their status deserved.
So, someone who has worked in Broome, Dubbo and Goulburn is hardly worth the space that radioinfo has allocated to him.
It's time to move on ..... forever.