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The name Phillip Leishman is synonymous with sports broadcasting in New Zealand. Over a four decade long career he presented sports news and major events from the Olympics to rugby tests, plus an internationally-syndicated golf show. He also branched out into popular quiz shows and entertainment specials (notably Wheel of Fortune). Leishman died on 25 February 2013, after a battle with cancer. He was 61.
I like to think I've lived the history of New Zealand television.
– Philip Leishman jokingly reflects on his long screen career
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Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games |
Presenter |
1998 |
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The Golf Show/HSBC Golf Club |
Presenter |
1998 - 2012 |
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Atlanta Olympic Games |
Presenter |
1996 |
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Subject |
1993 |
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Presenter |
1992 |
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Presenter |
1991-1996 |
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Auckland Commonwealth Games |
Presenter |
1990 |
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Edinburgh Commonwealth Games |
Presenter |
1986 |
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Los Angeles Olympic Games |
Presenter |
1984 |
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Brisbane Commonwealth Games |
Presenter |
1982 |
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Edmonton Commonwealth Games |
Presenter |
1978 |
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Montreal Olympic Games |
Presenter |
1976 |
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New Zealand Games |
Presenter |
1975 |
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Turf Talk |
Presenter |
1975-1979 |
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Broadcaster Phillip Leishman has had one of the longest and most successful TV presenting careers in New Zealand. He began presenting sports news and events...
2012 Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit
For services to Media and the Community