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Spotlight On Tim Lane

3AW AFL broadcaster Tim Lane is featured in an interview in the latest issue of Jock’s Journal. It’s been an amazing career with 2022 marking his 50th year of calling sporting events. Click below to listen to the whole interview discussing his early days in Tasmania, his move to Melbourne, his private life and some footy thoughts leading up to this weekend’s AFL Grand Final.

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  1. I met Tim Lane back in 2004 when he was part of SEN Melbourne‘s battery show with Garry Lyon, Tim Eatson and Billy Brownlrss on SEN l116Am he is one of the gentlemen of Australian radio when it comes to sports commentators. He’s among to best Bruce McAvaney and Gerard Whatteley are in the same sentence as him when I see the best callers I have to see Tim Lane bush. Macca veiny and you lately are on par because they are

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