Jonathan Coleman dead: Australian TV presenter Jono Coleman dies at 65 after cancer battle

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Get the latest celeb gossip and telly news sent straight to your inbox each week with our Showbiz newsletter.Australian TV and radio star Jonathan 'Jono' Coleman has died at the age of 65.Coleman, who is survived by his wife Margot and two children, died after a five-year battle with prostate cancer.His career began in Australia in 1979, reporting for TV children's show Simon Townsend's Wonder World.After moving to the UK, Coleman joined the Virgin Radio presenting team as one half of Russ 'n'

Simon Townsend’s Wonder World. Later, he moved to the UK to present the Russ’n’Jono show on Virgin Radio with Russell Williams.After being sacked from Virgin in 2011, he went on to work at Heart Radio and the BBC, before returning to Australia to spend more time with his family.“Love you dad.

TV and radio star Jonathan 'Jono' Coleman has died at the age of 65.The Australia presenter, who leaves behind his wife Margot and two children, lost his battle to prostate cancer after five years. His wife shared a touching tribute to him following his tragic death as she said: "Jono and I have been soulmates for close to 40 years.