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When the night is dark and much of the city sleeps, Michael McLaren is keeping you company.
Overnight with Michael McLaren provides news, laughs and companionship from midnight to 5.30am each weekday.
Michael began his radio career in 2006 progressing on to Executive Producer roles, working alongside the likes of Murray Wilton, Philip Clarke and Brian Wilshire for over four years.
His on-air career started full-time in 2011, when he was invited to host the Australia Overnight program, a job which he’s loved doing ever since.
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The rise of the electric car?
Jack the Insider wrote in The Australian yesterday that the electric vehicle will flourish now that General Motors has signalled the end of the Holden. But will this be the case? Michael is joined by Bryce Gaton, electric vehicle expert contributor for The Driven & EV Electrical Safety Trainer/Supervisor: School of Engineering, University of Melbourne for […]
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21/02/2020
Overnights with Michael Mclaren 20th February
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Republic of Ireland national election & Sinn Fein
Michael is joined by Greg Sheridan, Foreign Editor with The Australian, who wrote recently that the backing of Sinn Fein in the recent election brings shame to voters of Ireland. Mr Sheridan writes, ‘On February 8, the Republic of Ireland held a national election and Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA, won. Every […]
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20/02/2020
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21/02/2020
The rise of the electric car?
Jack the Insider wrote in The Australian yesterday that the electric vehicle will flourish now that General Motors has signalled the end of the Holden. But will this be the case? Michael is joined by Bryce Gaton, electric vehicle expert contributor for The Driven & EV Electrical Safety Trainer/Supervisor: School of Engineering, University of Melbourne for […]
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21/02/2020
Overnights with Michael Mclaren 20th February
Listen to the full show podcast with Michael Mclaren
Michael McLaren
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20/02/2020
Republic of Ireland national election & Sinn Fein
Michael is joined by Greg Sheridan, Foreign Editor with The Australian, who wrote recently that the backing of Sinn Fein in the recent election brings shame to voters of Ireland. Mr Sheridan writes, ‘On February 8, the Republic of Ireland held a national election and Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA, won. Every […]
Michael McLaren
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20/02/2020
Listen to the full show podcast with Michael Mclaren
Michael McLaren
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21/02/2020
The rise of the electric car?
Jack the Insider wrote in The Australian yesterday that the electric vehicle will flourish now that General Motors has signalled the end of the Holden. But will this be the case? Michael is joined by Bryce Gaton, electric vehicle expert contributor for The Driven & EV Electrical Safety Trainer/Supervisor: School of Engineering, University of Melbourne for […]
Michael McLaren
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21/02/2020
Overnights with Michael Mclaren 20th February
Listen to the full show podcast with Michael Mclaren
Michael McLaren
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20/02/2020
Republic of Ireland national election & Sinn Fein
Michael is joined by Greg Sheridan, Foreign Editor with The Australian, who wrote recently that the backing of Sinn Fein in the recent election brings shame to voters of Ireland. Mr Sheridan writes, ‘On February 8, the Republic of Ireland held a national election and Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA, won. Every […]
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20/02/2020
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