Adelaide broadcaster Peter Godfrey has passed away aged 75.

Godfrey started this career at Radio Adelaide as a breakfast announcer before being appointed as overnight presenter on Five AA at the end of 2010.

Tributes have been poured in by colleagues and listeners of his from Five AA and Radio Adelaide.

The Wire’s Thomas Koutis reports.

Image by Radio Adelaide Voltage Newsletter, February 2007.

Adelaide broadcaster Peter Godfrey has passed away aged 75.
Godfrey started this career at Radio Adelaide as a breakfast announcer before being appointed as overnight presenter on Five AA at the end of 2010.
Tributes have been poured in by colleagues and listeners of his from Five AA and Radio Adelaide.
The Wire&rsquo;s Thomas Koutis reports.
Image by Radio Adelaide Voltage Newsletter, February 2007.

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Farewell Peter Godfrey

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But finding a way to navigate a highly polarised Israeli electorate is going to be a complex challenge, with the winner of the election likely to be reliant upon the results of minor parties, as both Benjamin Netanhayu and his main rival Gadi Eisenkot try to cobble a coalition to govern.

I look into the forces shaping the Israel election and whether we can expect much change if Israeli’s longest serving prime-minister is swept from power.

With the Israeli elections only a fortnight away, the first election since the October 7 attacks plunged the Middle East into turmoil, there is the possibility that Israel&rsquo;s longest serving prime-minister Benjamin Netanyahu is about to face his biggest electoral challenge.
But finding a way to navigate a highly polarised Israeli electorate is going to be a complex challenge, with the winner of the election likely to be reliant upon the results of minor parties, as both Benjamin Netanhayu and his main rival Gadi Eisenkot try to cobble a coalition to govern.
I look into the forces shaping the Israel election and whether we can expect much change if Israeli&rsquo;s longest serving prime-minister is swept from power.

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On Monday a Tornado-like storm hit Central Australia and authorities are assessing the damage.

The Alice Springs Town Council is recommending the community to look after each other and stay at home if possible after the forecast of potential rain and storms in the area.  

The Wire's Eduardo Jordan spoke to Breakfast News presenter at 8CCC in Alice Springs Kate Lyons-Dawson to give a picture after Monday's Storm.

On Monday a Tornado-like storm hit Central Australia and authorities are assessing the damage.
The Alice Springs Town Council is recommending the community to look after each other and stay at home if possible after the forecast of potential rain and storms in the area. &nbsp;
The Wire's Eduardo Jordan spoke to Breakfast News presenter at 8CCC in Alice Springs Kate Lyons-Dawson to give a picture after Monday's Storm.

Farewell Peter Godfrey

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