Is John Laws making a comeback?
3Jan10

From ABC online

Radio personality John Laws is reportedly considering making a comeback, and could be back on the air as early as next month.

Newspaper reports today say Mr Laws has held talks with officials from Super Radio Network which operates Sydney’s 2SM.

“Since John retired from 2UE two years ago, there have been various discussions from time to time with interested radio industry groups,” manager John Fordham told The Sunday Telegraph.

“But they haven’t progressed to the point of whether he’s made a firm decision to return to radio.”

Mr Laws is considered the most successful and influential broadcaster Australia has seen.

For almost 50 years his name alone has been enough to make or break a radio station.

When the 74-year-old retired from radio two years ago, he was reportedly earning $4 million a year.

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One Response to “Is John Laws making a comeback?”

I can’t think of two people more suited to each other. Laws + Caralis what a joke,
I’ll give them a fortnight before one or other shafts each other. Go 4 it boys!

Comment by Raymond on November 27th, 2010

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