Johnstone was an interviewer for the weekly television programme, Close Up,[6] and became a reporter and producer for Compass, which aired from 1964 to 1969.[7] He was also notable for being a presenter for the New Zealand Telethon from 1975 until 1993.[3] Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Johnstone continued to work on various New Zealand-produced television shows as a presenter or narrator.
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johnstone, broadcaster, anthony, johnstone, born, 1935, zealand, broadcaster, presenter, journalist, johnstoneqsobornian, anthony, johnstone1935, longtown, cumberland, englandalma, materdurham, universityoccupationstelevision, presenterjournalist, contents, ea. Ian Anthony Johnstone QSO born 1935 is a New Zealand broadcaster presenter and journalist Ian JohnstoneQSOBornIan Anthony Johnstone1935 age 88 89 Longtown Cumberland EnglandAlma materDurham UniversityOccupationsTelevision presenterjournalist Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Personal life 4 ReferencesEarly life editJohnstone was born in Longtown Cumberland England in 1935 and studied English at Durham University St Chad s College 1 2 3 He moved to New Zealand in 1961 after working in Britain and spending three years as a colonial administrator in Northern Rhodesia now Zambia 4 5 Career editIn his early career in New Zealand Johnstone was a teacher at Temuka District High School now Opihi College and worked part time as an announcer at Radio 3XC in Timaru 2 4 Johnstone was an interviewer for the weekly television programme Close Up 6 and became a reporter and producer for Compass which aired from 1964 to 1969 7 He was also notable for being a presenter for the New Zealand Telethon from 1975 until 1993 3 Throughout the 1980s and 1990s Johnstone continued to work on various New Zealand produced television shows as a presenter or narrator In the 1990 New Year Honours Johnstone was appointed a Companion of the Queen s Service Order for public services 8 Johnstone s book Stand and Deliver giving his personal view of broadcasting in New Zealand was published in 1998 9 10 Personal life editJohnstone is married with four children 4 References edit The Writers Directory 1980 1982 London MacMillan Press 1979 p 646 ISBN 978 1 349 03650 9 a b Romanos Joseph 21 April 2010 The Wellingtonian interview Ian Johnstone Dominion Post Retrieved 2 August 2021 a b Ian Johnstone NZ On Screen Retrieved 2 August 2021 a b c Johnstone Ian Kiwi TV Retrieved 2 August 2021 Trevett Claire 17 February 2006 The prostitution of TVNZ The New Zealand Herald Retrieved 2 August 2021 ScreenTalk Ian Johnstone The Big Idea 22 November 2011 Retrieved 2 August 2021 Watkins Gareth 14 April 2021 Queer NZ history autumn blooms Express Magazine Retrieved 2 August 2021 No 51982 The London Gazette 2nd supplement 30 December 1989 p 31 Stand And Deliver Ian Johnstone on Television by Ian Johnstone Book Haven Archived from the original on 21 October 2020 Retrieved 2 August 2021 Johnstone Ian 1998 Stand and deliver Ian Johnstone National Library of New Zealand Retrieved 2 August 2021 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ian Johnstone broadcaster amp oldid 1184718600, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
