Rob Readings Gold Coast Death Cause, Wife, Illness, Children, Age At Death,

Australia’s most respected broadcaster, Rob Reading has reportedly died at the age of 79. He was best known as 9New’s first newsreader on the Gold Coast after previous reporting stints in the newsroom in Brisbane and on Nine’s lifestyle program, Extra.

Rob Readings Gold Coast Death Cause

Rob Readings reportedly died after a long battle with illness. The news of Rob’s passing was confirmed in a Facebook post made by Channel 9 news bulletin on Gold Coast.

The statement, ” Rob Readings, the original anchor of Channel 9’s news bulletin on the Gold Coast, has died after a long battle with illness. When the bulletin launched in 1996, he was credited with making it an instant success”.

Rob Readings Wife

Rob Readings was married to an Australian, Adrienne Readings.

Rob Readings Illness

Rob Readings died after months of illness. The cause of his sickness is unknown.

Rob Readings Children

Rob Readings had two children, a son and daughter by the name Tammy and Mark.

Age At Death

Rob Reading died on the 18th March 2022. He died at age 79.

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