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Don Seccombe

1931 – 1993

Australian television presenter

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About Don Seccombe

Lived 1931 – 1993 (aged 62). Don Seccombe was a television presenter.

Donald Alexander Leslie Seccombe (22 February 1931 - 30 December 1993) was an Australian Logie Award-winning television presenter.

Early life He is best known for his association with QTQ-9 in Brisbane where he worked from 1962 to 1985. During this time, Seccombe anchored Nine News, hosted the game show I've Got a Secret and presented documentaries.

When he was paired with Melody Iliffe on Nine News in the 1960s, it's believed they formed the first male/female newsreading duo in Australia, which is still seen on many news bulletins throughout Australia.

Seccombe is often remembered for his coverage of the 1974 Brisbane flood.

With Frank Warrick, he co-hosted A Flood of Memories - a television special reflecting on the tenth anniversary of the floods in 1984. He later hosted shows on 4BC in the 1950s including I Love Movies and the music quiz show Stop the Music.

In 1967, Seccombe won a Logie Award for Most Popular Male Personality (Queensland).

Personal life He retired in 1985.

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Who was Don Seccombe?

Australian television presenter

When was Don Seccombe born?

Don Seccombe was born on 22 February 1931.

When did Don Seccombe die?

Don Seccombe died on 30 December 1993.

What was Don Seccombe's occupation?

Don Seccombe was a television presenter.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Don Seccombe

· Wikidata: Q116172106

· DBpedia: Don Seccombe (television presenter)

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