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English born and raised, Rod Vaughan began writing for Kiwi newspapers after graduating in journalism from Wellington Polytechnic (now Massey University). He went on to spend 35 years at state broadcaster BCNZ/TVNZ, during which time Vaughan reported for current affairs and prime time news, and faced off against one-time New Zealand Party leader Bob Jones. Since 2003 he has been reporting for 60 Minutes on TV3.
Jones moved like lightning out of the undergrowth and punched Vaughan on the nose.
– Deborah Coddington, on Vaughan's 1985 encounter with Bob Jones
Role/s |
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Assignment |
Reporter |
1997 - 2002 |
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Sunday |
Reporter |
1995 - 1997 |
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Frontline |
Reporter |
1988 - 1994 |
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Reporter |
1989 - 2002 |
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60 Minutes |
Reporter |
2003 -2011 |
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Reporter |
1985 |
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Eyewitness News |
Reporter |
1982 - 1989 |
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One Network News |
Reporter |
1975 - 1988 |
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2000 Qantas Media Awards
Current Affairs Reporter of the Year