Legendary Radio Disc Jockey Bob Rogers Passes Away at 97
Australia's Longest-Serving On-Air Presenter Mourned by Fans and Industry
Beloved Radio Voice Passes Away after a Long and Illustrious Career
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Australian radio icon Bob Rogers at the age of 97, surrounded by his loved ones at his Mosman home. For over seven decades, Rogers captivated audiences with his distinctive voice and unmatched passion for the airwaves, earning him the title of Australia's longest-serving radio presenter.
Throughout his extraordinary career, Rogers graced the studios of some of the nation's most iconic stations, including 2SM, 2GB, and 2CH. His unwavering dedication to broadcasting saw him still working until 2018, sharing his love of music and connecting with listeners from all walks of life.
Rogers' contributions to Australian radio were recognized with the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) in 2014, a testament to his exceptional service to the entertainment industry. His passing is a profound loss for the radio community and a deep sorrow for the countless fans who were touched by his remarkable career.
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