Tim Webster

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Tim Webster is an Australian television personality. He currently works for Network Ten, both as a news co-anchor on the Perth edition of "Ten News at Five", and the sports presenter on the Sydney edition of the programme. He also occasionally fills in as a substitute news anchor on Ten's Late News and Sydney's edition of Ten News at Five, as well as substitute presenter on Sports Tonight. He regularly fills in for John Laws on 2UE.

Tim is an old boy of The Scots College in Sydney, formerly a member of 'James Bee House'. Band Frenzal Rhomb have a song dedicated to Tim, claiming him to be a champion with something wrong with his eyes. Tim also has a larger than average sized head with a square appearance, leading to the nickname 'Boxhead'. He was also immitated by Eric Bana on the TV show Full Frontal in the 1990's.

Preceded by Ron Wilson	Ten News Perth Co-Anchor 2005-	Succeeded by incumbent
Preceded by originator	Sports Tonight Anchor 1993-2002	Succeeded by Ryan Phelan
Preceded by ???	Good Morning Australia Co-Anchor with Kerry-Anne Kenerly 198?-198?	Succeeded by ???

Current Ten News Anchors Across Australia

National: Sully - Belling - Woods - Robinson - McEwan - Canning

Local: McDonald - Theile - Wilson - Knight - Walden - Kapalos - Donikian - Morse - Webster - Dragun

Substitutes: Hocking - Coletta - Davies - Lewis -Futcher - Henne - Sellen

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