English-born and raised, Rod Vaughan began writing for Kiwi newspapers after studying journalism at Wellington Polytechnic. Then he began a 35 year run in state television, reporting for current affairs and primetime news. In 1985 he famously faced off against one-time New Zealand Party leader Bob Jones. After eight years with TV3's 60 Minutes, Vaughan published his autobiography Bloodied But Not Beaten in 2012.
What has driven me, as a journalist, over the years is a sense of fair play and an abhorrence of deceit and dishonesty, not to mention hypocrisy and pomposity. Rod Vaughan, in his 2012 autobiography Bloodied but not Beaten
1997 - 2003, Reporter - Television
1989 - 2003, Reporter - Television
1988 - 1994, Reporter - Television
1985, Reporter - Television
1983 - 1986, Reporter - Television
1982 - 1989, Reporter - Television
1975 - 1988 , Reporter - Television
1974 - 1975, Director - Television
1971 - 1972, Producer - Television
1969 - 1970, Reporter - Television
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