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By Sarah Davis • Updated Oct 2, 2026 at 15:25
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Australian Media Farewell to Hugh Riminton After Decades of Service

Hugh Riminton, a seasoned journalist at Channel Ten, has retired after over six decades in the media world. He reflected on his career with emotions and memories, marking the end of an era in Australian media. His departure marks a significant chapter in media history, leaving a significant legacy. Riminton's career spans decades, shaping Australian media notably during his time at Channel Ten.

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