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Deborah Clay Moves On From ARN

Deborah Clay has resigned her news role from ARN and will leave on February 14th. She was appointed Sydney/Brisbane News Director in 2016 before moving into her current role a year later.

ARN’s Chief Content Officer, Duncan Campbell says her resignation was more than a surprise, it was a shock. He says : “Her contribution to ARN has been exceptional and one of her biggest achievements was setting up the 96FM newsroom from scratch, recruiting staff and establishing the station’s editorial strategy.”

Deborah’s next project is to write a book.

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