Career
Hinch hosted Beauty and the Beast on the Seven Network between 1982 and 1983.From 1987 to 1991, Hinch hosted his own current affairs show on the Seven Network titled Hinch, which later moved to Network Ten where it ran from 1992-1994. In 1994, Hinch joined the Nine Network and hosted The Midday Show for approximately a year. He has also appeared on Dancing with the Stars and Underbelly and on Millionaire Hot Seat as a guest playing for charity On radio, Hinch has hosted 3AW's Drivetime radio show since 2003 he has often been absent from the program due to health and criminal offences and has also formerly hosted a morning program at the station. However in August 2012 it was announced Hinch's contract would not be renewed by 3AW, and he would be replaced by financial commentator Tom Eliott. However in September 2012, Hinch re-joined the Seven Network as National Public affairs commentator, though there were rumours Hinch might make a comeback
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