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	Media Man Australia - The Online Home of Greg Tingle - Journalist & TV Presenter
		Derryn is a man enough to admit that he is flawed, and has driven home drunk in the past.
		Derryn Hinch was the first, but I doubt the last, journalist to be jailed for contempt of court.
		Hinch certainly made the most of his time in jail, with some riveting one on one interviews conducted with some of society's true scum.
	www.mediaman.com.au /articles/hinch_book_review.html (786 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Derryn Hinch
		Hinch caused offence with the Australian public on May 26, 2005 by claiming that recently deceased king of Australian television Graham Kennedy had died of AIDS [3].
		Derryn Hinch was the first, but I doubt the last, journalist to be jailed for contempt of court.
		Eventually Hinch served twelve days in prison, with one night at Melbourne's Pentridge Prison and the remainder of his term at the minimum-security Morwell River Prison Farm.The resolution of Glennon's case was delayed while the issue of whether or not his right to a fair trial had been undermined by the broadcasts.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Derryn-Hinch (3106 words)

	Derryn Hinch interview:
		I think it'd be fair to say that Derryn Hinch's life makes a rollercoaster look like a level playing field – sacked incredible highs and incredible lows.
		DERRYN HINCH: Bureau chief in New York for Fairfax.
		DERRYN HINCH: Often relationships get hurt by your driving force to be successful.
	www.abc.net.au /gnt/future/Transcripts/s1144669.htm (1174 words)

	Derryn Hinch battling mystery illness - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		Melbourne radio talkback host Derryn Hinch is battling another mystery illness and does not know when he will be back on air.
		Hinch, who works for 3AW, which is owned by Southern Cross Broadcasting, was admitted to Cabrini hospital in suburban Malvern, on Wednesday.
		It is the second health scare for Hinch in 12 months.
	www.smh.com.au /news/National/Derryn-Hinch-battling-mystery-illness/2006/10/17/1160850895441.html (181 words)

	Derryn Hinch suffering advanced cirrhosis - National - smh.com.au
		Hinch confessed he still loved a long lunch and although he agreed he was an alcoholic, he said he believed he felt ``invincible'' when he was drinking.
		Hinch said he controversially kept the disease a secret because he was embarrassed and regarded cirrhosis as "a drunk's disease''.
		Hinch was strongly rebuked by many of his 3AW colleagues when, following the death of cricketer and radio announcer David Hookes in an altercation outside a St Kilda hotel in 2004, Hinch revealed Hookes had separated from his wife, Robyn, and was with another woman at the time of his death.
	www.smh.com.au /news/national/derryn-hinch-suffering-advanced-cirrhosis/2007/03/04/1172943273999.html (1061 words)

	Tumour find sparks Derryn Hinch to talk of suicide - 05 Mar 2007 - Journalism news - NZ Herald (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hinch, 63, a former New Zealand journalist, revealed his illness on the Nine Network last night after keeping it under wraps from his audience and his employers, Southern Cross Broadcasting, for most of last year.
		Hinch's specialist, Dr Howard Tang, said an MRI showed the tumour had not grown much, suggesting it might be benign, but was behaving like a cancer.
		Hinch was strongly rebuked by many of his 3AW colleagues when, following the death of cricketer and radio announcer David Hookes in a fight outside a St Kilda hotel in 2004, he revealed Hookes had separated from his wife, Robyn, and was with another woman at the time of his death.
	www.nzherald.co.nz /category/story.cfm?c_id=63&objectid=10427034 (657 words)

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		Derryn Hinch used to threaten that he would eventually write an autobiography and call it “Famous People Who Have Met Me. ” He was joking.
		Derryn didn’t know me from Adam when I first contacted him to pitch the story, but he could immediately see the humour in the concept.
		Since then Derryn has interviewed me on his show, when he was conducting a segment on ghost writing, and we have become great friends, Derryn very generously supporting fundraisers I’ve held for big cat conservation.
	www.santersghostwriting.com /hinch.htm (1226 words)

	Hinch describes death brush \| Herald Sun
		Hinch today told the Nine Network he required emergency treatment in a Melbourne hospital for blood poisoning and related complications.
		Hinch said he was still attached to a medical device that pumped penicillin into his system "24 hours" through a tube.
		Hinch was also told he came close to dying.
	www.news.com.au /heraldsun/story/0,21985,20667835-5006022,00.html (334 words)

	Derryn Hinch speaks out \| Herald Sun
		RADIO presenter Derryn Hinch has advanced cirrhosis of the liver and faces surgery to remove what appears to be a cancerous tumour.
		His doctor, Howard Tang, said Hinch's liver was in such bad shape that a transplant might be his only option.
		Hinch is expected to have surgery to remove the growth on his liver in the coming weeks.
	www.news.com.au /heraldsun/story/0,21985,21323886-661,00.html (499 words)

	Hinch defends claim - People - Entertainment - theage.com.au
		Shock jock Derryn Hinch has told his radio station management he has the proof to back his explosive claims that late TV star Graham Kennedy had AIDS.
		Hinch yesterday said the man considered the "king" of Australian television had AIDS when he died this week, sparking a flood of angry talkback radio callers plus calls for Hinch to be sacked.
		Hinch, who would not comment early today, has said his evidence would include comments from a former male lover of Kennedy.
	www.theage.com.au /news/People/Hinch-defends-claim/2005/05/27/1117129869453.html (449 words)

	Foreign Minister: Interview with Derryn Hinch, Radio 3AW Melbourne
		HINCH: But this isn't the United States asking you, this is the United Nations asking you now.
		HINCH: But you don't … what this shows to me … and I've supported this issue and I think it's fantastic that Saddam Hussein's gone and I don't give a damn that his sons are dead.
		HINCH : … the UN wants more, asks you, and you want UN respect and UN … yeah, UN respect, and yet we have said no. And a little tin pot country like Fiji's going in there and we're not.
	www.foreignminister.gov.au /transcripts/2004/041018_3aw_melbourne.html (1748 words)

	Giuseppe Cossari - Derryn Hinch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Con questo intendo sia necessario creare un gruppo che agisca in rappresentanza della comunità Italiana in difesa dei problemi che la riguardano.
		La polemica è in verità scoppiata lo scorso 10 luglio quando Hinch, all'interno del suo programma radiofonico, ha fatto affermazioni giudicate grossolane e infamanti, non solo contro lo stesso Madafferi - calabrese sposato ad un'Australiana, ora rinchiuso in un centro di detenzione in attesa della deportazione - ma contro l'intera comunità italo-australiana.
		Ma oggi, scrive ancora Cossari "l'attacco di Hinch si riferisce esattamente al tipo di problema che l'Associazione NIAF intendeva risolvere".
	www.innsys.com.au /cossari/Hinch.html (282 words)

	Hinch dumped - TV & Radio - Entertainment - smh.com.au
		Derryn Hinch has been dumped as guest of honour at a building launch, after his claim that Graham Kennedy died of AIDS.
		Hinch was to help launch an over 55s building in the Melbourne bayside suburb of Brighton, but organisers of next Wednesday's party axed his involvement after his comments about Kennedy, who died last week.
		Hinch was to perform at the function with his Dancing with the Stars partner Patrice Smith.
	www.smh.com.au /news/TV--Radio/Hinch-dumped/2005/06/03/1117568351420.html (322 words)

	CPEC - Cerebal Palsy Education Centre Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ada Menzies contacted Derryn Hinch to alert him and the public of the threat to the services.
		Derryn then went on radio to raise $90,000.
		August 2002 - Presentation to Derryn Hinch in appreciation for his extraordinary commitment and support to the initial survival and now future growth of CPEC.
	www.cpec.com.au /press.htm (564 words)

	Priest and Predator
		For some, most famously broadcaster Derryn Hinch, Glennon's story has been one of neglect by a Catholic hierarchy that withdrew his right to preach in 1979 and forced him to resign from the priesthood in 1984 but could not stop his abuses.
		With a trial pending, Hinch's comments were prejudicial to potential jurors.
		Hinch, in response, was understandably gruff, telling The Age: "I do not want his forgiveness...
	www.rickross.com /reference/clergy/clergy200.html (2035 words)

	HINCH.net - The Official Derryn Hinch Website
		We believe that Derryn has enriched many peoples thinking and that is to say: Derryn Hinch has the ability to feed you a thought and let you then think fresh thoughts for yourself.
		Please assure Derryn that he has a place in this troubled world and he should raise his self esteem to the maximum.
		So, in short please reassure Mr Derryn Hinch that he has larger band of followers (audience) than he may care to imagine and anything within his personal life that affects a continuance of his professional life must be dealt with swiftly.
	www.hinch.net /home.htm (646 words)

	Derryn Hinch - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1963, Hinch sold his first car, a pink 1948 Morris Series E to finance his trip across the Tasman to Australia.
		A tireless crusader of the voiceless & a nemesis of criminals, his brush with the law came in 1987, when he was found in contempt of court and jailed for 12 days for revealing the identity of a convicted child molester in the midst of a criminal trial in which identity was an issue.
		Hinch was forced to sell his Toorak (Melbourne) &; Hawaiian homes as he retreated to his Mount Macedon farm.
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0385458/bio (757 words)

	The Border Mail - Sex claims ‘are act of revenge’
		Hinch, a presenter on Melbourne’s 3AW radio station, aired his side of the story on his regular drive program yesterday afternoon, referring to his accuser as Miss P. He said he had a brief sexual encounter with the woman a year ago, but insisted it was consensual.
		Hinch says the allegations are payback for a business relationship that soured.
		Hinch did admit the pair did “go to bed together” but he said there was no penetration.
	www.bordermail.com.au /news/bm/national/158595.html (447 words)

	Green Left - Protest hits 'Sewers Paradise'
		The Gold Coast city council responded by launching an expensive advertising campaign with a personal attack on Derryn Hinch, dismissing his claims as nothing more than a hunch.
		But the “Wrong Derryn, Wrong” campaign, which cost ratepayers about $10,000, failed to cut the crap.
		The city council even took Hinch to the Broadcasting Tribunal to no avail.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1991/27/615 (671 words)

	Mars Venus Coaching
		A veteran of print, radio and television journalism, Derryn is the top-rating drive host on Melbourne's Radio 3AW.
		Derryn says he frankly couldn't give a shit about drug addicts, he only cares about the people whose homes they have robbed to pay for their habits.
		On alcohol, Derryn admits he had his "Grizzly Adams" period where he drank too much, and it was very hard on the people around him.
	www.marsvenuscoaching.com /mv-panellists.html (1087 words)

	Derryn Hinch battling mystery illness - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		Melbourne radio talkback host Derryn Hinch is battling another mystery illness and does not know when he will be back on air.
		Hinch, who works for 3AW, which is owned by Southern Cross Broadcasting, was admitted to Cabrini hospital in suburban Malvern, on Wednesday.
		It is the second health scare for Hinch in 12 months.
	www.theage.com.au /news/National/Derryn-Hinch-battling-mystery-illness/2006/10/17/1160850895441.html (203 words)

	Rocknerd \| Derryn Hinch displays lack of sense of humour
		It's a well-known fact that radio jocks will get up in arms about anything; so here's some audio of 3AW broadcaster Derryn Hinch working up some faux anger over Jihad Against America's window display at Melbourne record store Missing Link.
		According to Hinch, Jihad means "holy war, and it means death and destruction" - a definition many Muslims would take serious issue with.
		Hinch also reckons that people getting up and shouting in parliament isn't free speech, "it's anarchy"...
	rocknerd.org /articles/03/11/06/0259210.shtml (172 words)

	The Fifth Estate: Extract: The Fall and Rise of Derryn Hinch
		When Kennett asked what would happen to Hinch he was told not to bother.
		'Hinch is going back to live and work in New Zealand.'When I raised that months later with Tellytubby One, his emphatic response was.
		In February 2003, Suzanne Carbone wrote a huge Hinch piece in The Age under the headline: 'I'm Derryn, I'm back and that's life.' She said: 'The Human Headline has returned to the radio spotlight and Melburnians are tuning in.'
	fifth.estate.rmit.edu.au /2004-06hinchext.php (2779 words)

	The Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer - Transcript - Protecting Customer Financial Information, Scamwatch, ...
		Well Derryn, as you say, unfortunately these emails look authentic and they ask people to confirm their personal details, such as their banking password or their PIN number.
		Well, Derryn, I think it's very important that we do understand how Australia's tax system compares internationally, and this inquiry will be part of the total mix of different inputs that will help inform the Treasurer and the Government in preparation for the next Budget.
		I think it's very important that we do understand all the taxes that are collected, not just nationally but State and Local Government levels as well, and across the whole range of business, property, transaction, superannuation taxes, so this is an important study, and this study will help inform discussion and input for the Budget.
	parlsec.treasurer.gov.au /cjp/content/transcripts/2006/001.asp (950 words)

	Derryn Hinch on LibraryThing \| Catalog your books online
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	www.librarything.com /author/hinchderryn (287 words)

	The Manila Times Internet Edition \| OPINION > The fallout from Rapu-Rapu
		Elizabeth Cosson, the senior officer conducting the investigation into how Private Kovco’s body was mistakenly left in Kuwait, left a computer disk containing her report in the Qantas Club lounge in Melbourne.
		Another air passenger found the disk and passed it on to radio identity Derryn Hinch, who in turn broadcast its contents.
		According to the sections of the report Hinch read on air, Brigadier Cosson’s investigation shied away from directly blaming anyone for the fact that the body of a Bosnian man, Juso Sinanovic, was flown to Australia by a contractor using a commercial aircraft while Private Kovco’s was left behind in a Kuwaiti morgue.”
	www.manilatimes.net /national/2006/may/22/yehey/opinion/20060522opi1.html (712 words)

	Transcript - Interview with Derryn Hinch – 3AW Melbourne
		I’m as staggered as you that the Labor Party would actually, as you say, having complained bitterly about the levels of taxation they themselves have complained about the point at which the top tax rate cuts in.
		At midnight on June 30 or July 1 you bring the new Senators in and you have an emergency session and you pass your budget.
		The first task is to try to convince the Senate, including the Labor Party, that they should pass these amendments, the legislation to give effect to these tax cuts before 30 June so they can come into effect on 1 July.
	www.financeminister.gov.au /transcripts/2005/tr_2005may11_3AW.html (1107 words)

	Diogenes Lamp » Blog Archive » Derryn Hinch
		It is said that the cynic Greek philosopher Diogenes would walk through the streets of Athens with a lantern in broad daylight, in search of an honest man.
		An article on the web reveals that “Melbourne radio broadcaster Derryn Hinch is battling an illness which has caused him to lose a large amount of weight.
		Of course this is only a rumour, but the breakdown of the immune system, with the attendant severe infections and cancers that go with it, would certainly be consistent with his weight loss.
	www.diogeneslamp.net /?p=138 (410 words)

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