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Dateline's Chief Producer Geoff Parish has worked for over two decades in radio, television and print.
Before joining SBS he was with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, reporting local, national and international issues for radio and television.
He has filed stories from South East Asia, South Asia, the Pacific, the Balkans and many countries in Africa.
Between 1994 and 1997, Geoff lived in South Africa and reported the end of apartheid for a diverse range of media outlets including the ABC and the Sydney Morning Herald.
He returned to South Africa for Dateline to cover the tenth anniversary of the first democratic vote.
He has won the United Nations Media Peace Prize, and Walkleys for his work with former Iraqi film student Fouad Hady on the story, City of Widows, about war-torn Baghdad searching for its future after the fall of Saddam Hussein; and for producing Sophie McNeill's story, Questions from Oruzgan, about the deaths of six Afghans, including five children, at the hands of Australian forces.
For further information, please contact SBS publicist Sarah Burke on 02 9430 3319 or sarah.burke@sbs.com.au
