The freelance broadcaster died on Wednesday after falling off a building in Los Angeles, according to police. The death in the case report was listed as a suicide, according to Entertainment Weekly.

The freelance broadcaster died on Wednesday after falling off a building in Los Angeles, according to American police. Photos shared on McKenzie-McHarg’s Instagram page have been filled with emotional ...

Veteran Australian sports presenter Duncan McKenzie-McHarg died on Wednesday in Los Angeles, aged 41. The beloved presenter was found dead after falling from the top of a building in Downtown LA, ...

The Australian sporting world was left devastated last Wednesday when it was announced TV star Duncan McKenzie-McHarg had died age 41. According to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, the veteran ...

Scottish Labour MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy will not seek re-election to Holyrood next year as she does not want her friendship with a convicted sex offender to "become a distraction". Earlier this month ...

Aviv Regev, executive vice president and head of Genentech Research & Early Development (gRED) NVIDIA’s push into the life sciences sector has been rewarded by a wide-ranging deal with Roche’s ...

Lewis joined the Crash.net team in August of 2024 having been a journalist for five years covering MotoGP for the Motorsport Network. Passionate about motorsport from a young age, Lewis pursued ...

The family of respected sports presenter Duncan McKenzie-McHarg have shared a heartbreaking statement after his death at age 41. The former Channel Nine, Triple M and Stan sports reporter was found ...

Duncan McKenzie-McHarg, a popular Australian sport presenter, died last week in Los Angeles at the age of 41.

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Duncan MacMillan has written 5 shows including 1984 (Playwright), Paul Auster's City of Glass (Author), People, Places & Things (Author), Lungs (Playwright), Every Brilliant Thing (Writer).