Graeme Hill (born Graeme Humphreys) is a New Zealand broadcaster. He has been a weekend and fill-in host for Radio Live since the station's inception, and currently hosts the Weekend Variety Wireless talk show with a focus on music, conservation, world issues and science. It is broadcast on Saturday and Sunday evenings between 8 pm and midnight. He was previously an announcer on Radio Sport. He began his radio broadcasting career as a bFM host while studying science at the University of Auckland.Hill was a presenter of Sky TV's Sports Cafe.Hill was formerly a member of New Zealand band The Able Tasmans. He and bandmate Peter Keen released an album, The Overflow, as "Humphreys and Keen". When Humphreys began broadcasting on bFM, he took the pseudonym "Graeme Hill". This helped him avoid embarrassment when he played Able Tasmans songs. As his media profile outgrew his musical one, he became better known by his "wrong" name.
Currently living at home with his parents in Erskine, United Kingdom where he has a dog, a cat and a full time 9-5 job working in a mail room [October 2005]
Actor
Title
Year
Status
Character
The Devil Dared Me To
2007
OSH Inspector
Ground Zero
1999
TV Series
Presenter
The Crow Road
1996
TV Mini-Series
Young Lachlan
Writer
Title
Year
Status
Character
Eating Media Lunch
2003
TV Series writer
Producer
Title
Year
Status
Character
L'Oreal Paris Backstage
2011
TV Movie network executive
Thanks
Title
Year
Status
Character
Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure
2011
Documentary the producers wish to thank - as Graeme Hill-Humphries
$700,000
