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Reporter Trades Mic for Pancakes

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Mitchell Sariovski, a dedicated reporter from Channel Seven Adelaide, is leaving his broadcast career after nearly five years to pursue his passion for pancakes. The father of two, who sold his car as a teen to buy a camera, will now run his own Original Pancake Kitchen franchise. His colleagues and fans have expressed their admiration for his energy and skills, and he will continue to appear on air until the end of April.

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Reporter Trades Mic for Pancakes

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On April 9th, Mitchell Sarayovsky, the 28-year-old reporter from Channel 7 Adelaide, is stepping away from the mic at the end of April. After nearly five years on the job, this father of two is shifting gears to run his own spot in the original Pancake Kitchen franchise. He dropped the news on social media midweek, reflecting on chasing his broadcast dream since he was a kid. Sarayovsky even sold his car as a teen to snag a camera and get started. Fans and colleagues flooded his post with love. His coworker Jasmine Turlings called him a chase scene pro, while viewers said they'll miss his energy on screen. Sarayovsky kicked off in news back in 2017 at NBN Television, bounced around 7 stations and landed in Adelaide in 2021. He bought into the Pancake Chain last December, has been flipping flapjacks in Adelaide since 1965. Now he's trading deadlines for breakfast rushes, but he'll stick around on air till months end, signing off one last time before stacking those.

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