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Host Anjali Rao's career has seen her presenting CNN and Sky News, as well as interviewing some of the world's biggest names.
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Executive Producer Peter Charley has worked for more than 30 years as a reporter and producer.
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Chief Producer Geoff Parish has worked for over two decades in radio, television and print.
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Garry McNab has worked in newspapers, radio and TV since 1988, and joined Dateline as Chief of Staff in 2012.
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Supervising Producer Ashley Smith joined Dateline in 2006, but his media career began over 40 years ago.
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Victoria Strobl started her career in television in 2000 and is one of Dateline's Supervising Producers.
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Allan has worked as a TV reporter and producer for over 40 years, joining Dateline in 2013 as Supervising Producer.
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Producer and Researcher Donald Cameron grew up in Hong Kong, and joined Dateline in 2009.
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With a Masters Degree in Asian studies, Melanie Morrison is one of Dateline's Researchers.
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Laura Grace joined Dateline as Production Manager in 2012 after three years on SBS's Living Black.
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Production Coordinator Claudianna Blanco has worked in three continents in virtually every type of media outlet and genre.
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Online Producer Andrew Sainsbury worked as a journalist in the UK for 15 years, before moving to Australia.
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Kim Adams worked in the World News Australia video library, before joining Dateline as a Production Assistant in 2012.
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Mark's impressive body of work has won five Walkley awards, including the prestigious Gold Walkley.
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David Brill has been covering disasters, wars and humanitarian stories since 1967, with a mission to seek out unsung heroes.
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Nick has spent his entire career devoted to broadcasting, from ABC Radio to programs like Landline and Countrywide.
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From global warming in Antarctica to jungle warfare in the Amazon, Aaron isn't afraid to tackle the big issues.
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Amos joined Dateline in 2001 and spent almost seven years as Supervising Producer, before returning to on-the-road reporting.
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David began working for Dateline in May 1998, during the riotous final days of President Soeharto’s rule.
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Aaron spent five years as a Dateline producer, before becoming a US-based video journalist.
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Adrian is considered one of Australia's most experienced Asia correspondents.
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Fouad came from Baghdad to Australia as an asylum seeker, but has returned to Iraq for a series of groundbreaking stories.
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Evan Williams has 20 years experience covering the world's most troubled regions.
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Yaara is an award-winning video journalist, gaining unprecedented access during the Arab Uprising.
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