Kohler to Retire From ABC After 31 Years; Six Australian Universities Rank in Global Top 100
Broadcaster Alan Kohler is stepping down from the ABC after more than three decades, while six Australian universities placed among the world's top 100 in new global rankings.
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Veteran broadcaster Alan Kohler has announced his retirement from the ABC after 31 years with the Australian public broadcaster, according to The Guardian's live coverage of the day's news.
Kohler's departure marks the end of a long tenure at the ABC, where he became a familiar voice to Australian audiences over three decades of broadcasting.
Separately, the same day's coverage noted that six Australian universities were ranked among the top 100 institutions in a new set of global university rankings, reflecting the country's continued strong showing in international higher education comparisons.
Both developments were reported as part of The Guardian's ongoing live blog tracking Australian news throughout the day.
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- News live: Alan Kohler announces retirement from ABC after 31 years; six Australian universities in top 100 global rankings — The Guardian — World
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