Luke Jobson
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Luke Jobson is an Australian radio newsreader / journalist and is currently working at the Australian Radio Network newsroom in Melbourne. He reads and writes news bulletins for MIX 102.3 in Adelaide and MIX 101.1 in Melbourne. He has worked at various radio stations around Australia including Fox FM, Triple M and the ABC in Melbourne, Triple M and SA FM in Adelaide, and Star FM and 2MC FM in Port Macquarie. Luke began his radio career after completing a Graduate Diploma in Radio Broadcasting at the Australian Film Television and Radio School (Class of 1999).
Previous to his radio career, Luke was a qualified chef. He worked for a number of Sydney restaurants including Bills Surry Hills where he was head chef when it was opened by Bill Granger in 1996.
He has traveled extensively in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia.
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