Anthony Maroon

Anthony Maroon
Anthony Maroon
Occupation	radio presenter
Known for	Triple M Sydney Radio Presenter / NRL Commentator

Anthony Maroon is a Sydney born radio personality, currently working for Triple M Sydney as an NRL commentator.

Career

Maroon graduated from Max Rowley's Media Academy in 1989. His first on-air radio job was at station 2NZ in Inverell, New South Wales where he worked on the weekend breakfast show, and later, on weekday breakfast. He left 2NZ in November 1990 to become the evening drive announcer at Goulburn's 2GN.

Maroon's third station was i98FM in Wollongong, where he commenced on the late evening shift, but soon after progressed to the breakfast show. He also hosted the football programme on the local channel, WIN TV. A few years later, he took a job doing late evenings at Sydney station 2MMM. In January 2008, Maroon took on the role of anchor for the breakfast radio show The Shebang, and commentator of Triple M's Monday Night Football alongside Phil Gould and Jimmy Smith.

In December, Maroon joined Vega 95.3 as a drive announcer, replacing Jason Stavely. About the same time, he hosted post-game functions at Stadium Australia Stadium Australia for the South Sydney Rabbitohs. In 2010 he was calling North Queensland Cowboys rugby league games on the weekend for 4TO FM in Townsville and 99.5 Sea FM in Cairns.

In mid-2012, Maroon returned to Triple-M Sydney as a fill-in announcer until December 2012. He replaced Rod (Love Rod) Maldon on afternoons. In 2013 he changed to mornings (9am-12pm), swapping with Chris (Becko) Beckhouse.

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gollark: Like the old AMD bulldozer CPUs and how they were marketed as 8-core but did not actually work that well.

gollark: I mean, not entirely *meaningless*, but given that this mineputer probably runs on architectures weirder than our own it's unlikely to actually be quad-core in the same way.

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gollark: At last!

References

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