14 Facts About Bruce Mansfield

Bruce Mansfield then joined 3KZ in 1962 as a panel operator and late night announcer.

Bruce Mansfield was known for his portrayal of the Chinese Superman on Channel 9's Cartoon Corner.

Bruce Mansfield went on to become a voice-over announcer at ATV and a participant on game shows such as Personality Squares.

Bruce Mansfield was the announcer for Channel Ten's long-running dating show Perfect Match Australia.

Bruce Mansfield co-hosted the breakfast program on 3AW as the alter-ego "Uncle Roy".

Bruce Mansfield continued in the role at 3AW with Darren James until the station changed from "Personality Radio" to "Thinking Person's Radio" and the pair were dropped.

Bruce Mansfield then became presenter of the drive-time program on community radio station 3INR-FM, broadcasting from the Melbourne suburb of Heidelberg.

In 1990, Bruce Mansfield joined another TV veteran, Philip Brady, to present the Sunday night nostalgia program Remember When on 3AW.

Later in the 1990s, Bruce Mansfield made a return to television introducing late night movies and hosting an infomercial program, Bruce Mansfield's Melbourne, on Channel 31 in Melbourne.

In 1999, Bruce Mansfield was sacked from 3AW over allegations that he gave on-air interviews in exchange for free goods and services, in a later development in the cash-for-comment investigations conducted by the then Australian Broadcasting Authority.

Bruce Mansfield went on to present an afternoon program, Mansfield's Melbourne, on 3AK in 2000, before returning to his former role as Nightline and Remember When co-host on 3AW in 2001.

Bruce Mansfield featured as a contributor on Bert Newton's Good Morning Australia, presenting a segment called "Collectables", a nostalgia-related segment.

In March 2013, Bruce Mansfield agreed to become an ambassador for the Northern Health Foundation, with a focus on the foundation's bequest program.

On 17 April 2016,3AW announced that Bruce Mansfield had died that morning from prostate cancer.