We recently announced that mental health advocate Mike King and economist Cameron Bagrie have joined the Trucking Radio 24/7 family, and we’re pleased to confirm that Clint Brown is another notable Kiwi voice listeners will soon be able to hear.

A well-known television and radio personality, Clint joins Trucking Radio 24/7 as motorsport editor with a focus on truck racing.

Clint began working in January 1979 as a Broadcasting Cadet at 2ZN Nelson. He worked as an announcer for 3ZA Greymouth, 2ZD Masterton, 4ZA Invercargill, 2ZM Wellington, 1ZM Auckland, and Radio NZ.

In 1989 he became a TV3 sports presenter.

He was 1994 New Zealand Sports Journalist of the Year and Best TV Sports Broadcaster of the Year and won awards in 1995 for Best Sport Show at the Mobil Sport New Zealand film and television awards and 1999 for Best Sports Story at the Qantas Media Awards. Brown was also voted Best Sports Presenter in New Zealand five times from 2002 to 2006 by TV Guide Magazine.

Clint Brown

About Cameron Bagrie

Cameron Bagrie has been an economist for 20 years. For over 11 years he was the chief economist at ANZ. He has also worked as an economist at the National Bank, Treasury and Statistics New Zealand.

A mainlander at heart, Cameron’s approach to economics is non-ideological and pragmatic

Cameron will be joining as main economic commentator on the Business of Trucking hour.

Cameron Bagrie

You can also listen and interact on the Trucking Radio 24/7 website. And follow the Trucking Radio 24/7 Facebook page for regular updates and additional content.

For more information or to get involved, contact Matt Smith at matt@nztrucking.com, 021 510 701.