Seven's Beijing Team

Working with pro's always brings out the best in you, and our team in Beijing did exactly that.

International Meets

Swimming and commentary has taken me all around the world. Beautiful Montreal for the 2005 World Champs.

The Master

Swimming's profile skyrocketed when Ray 'Rabs' Warren brought his prodigous broadcasting ability to the pool. Look out London 2012.

On the job

Foxsports is a dream job. Non-stop Sport 24/7...what's not to like?

Sports Stars and Sports Shows

Foxsports Central was a hoot on a Sunday afternoon. Spending time with elite athletes is a privilege.

Nothing beats the Olympics

Being inside the Olympic Pool watching Aussies win gold is as good as it gets for sports tragics like me.

What a ride!

I get asked to take part in some pretty awesome events like the Commonwealth Games Baton Relay.

Comfort Zone

I've enjoyed the transition from being wet and out of breath to being dry poolside with a microphone.

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Media

Australians love of sports is reflected in the competitive spirit of our sports media. Duncan landed his first real job in 1993 for Radio Station 4BC in Brisbane, the rest they say is history. Looking back on his 17 year media career Duncan has enjoyed working in all forms of the industry, print, radio and television.

“Being part of the four big Olympic campaigns for the ABC and Seven Network from Atlanta in '96 through until Beijing in 2008 has been the highlight.”

Whether it’s hosting his own sports television or radio shows, being part of commentary teams or penning expert newspaper columns, Duncan always brings his enthusiasm, experience and knowledge to entertain the target audience.

Duncan has been poolside bringing all the swimming action from every National Championship and International Competition for the past 14 years.

Media partners include:

Radio 4BC - Optusvision - - ABC Radio - The Nine Network - Radio 2UE – FoxSports - Radio 2GB - Network Seven - The Courier Mail - The Sydney Morning Herald - The Australian