Jaquie Brown: On not being Jackie Clarke...

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Jaquie Brown: On not being Jackie Clarke...

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Jaquie Brown's first TV role was as co-host of youth culture show Space with Dominic Bowden in 2000, before becoming one of two main anchors on music channel C4. Brown moved into 'grown up' TV with John Campbell and Carol Hirschfeld in series A Queen’s Tour, before becoming a reporter on current affairs show Campbell Live. Brown then stepped into the realm of programme-making, forming her own company with Gerard Johnstone, producing The Jaquie Brown Diaries. The series was a hit with critics ...

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actor / comedy / jaquie brown / tv3 / comedian / photography / unitec / radio / graeme hill / space / dominic bowden / news / james coleman / c4 / clarke gayford / co-hosts / tv hosts / radio presenter / radio hosts / presenters / presenter / campbell live / the jaquie brown diaries / gynaecologist / jackie clarke / acting / john campbell

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