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Reporters

Liam BartlettLiam Bartlett is an award winning journalist who began his career with Channel Nine in Perth.

Tara BrownFrom the time Tara completed her degree in 1989 she has been in demand as a journalist.

Peter HarveyAward-winning journalist Peter Harvey has been with the Nine Network since 1975.

Liz HayesIn Taree, midway up the north coast of NSW, they know Liz Hayes as Beth Ryan.

Peter OvertonPeter, who holds a Bachelor of Economics degree, fell into journalism almost by accident.

Producers

Hamish ThomsonThe 60 Minutes Executive Producer has extensive experience across the media spectrum - in print, radio and television.

Howard SacreHoward Sacre is the foreign editor and a senior story producer with 60 Minutes.

Lincoln HowesSupervising producer Lincoln Howes has been a journalist for 26 years. He started his career at Brisbane's Telegraph.

Stephen TaylorProducer Stephen Taylor definitely likes working at 60 Minutes - he's spent half his life doing it.

Phil GoyenPhil Goyen has been a TV News and Current Affairs producer for more than a decade.

Richard AndrewsRichard Andrews has been the Chief of Staff of 60 Minutes since 2006.

Sandra ClearySandra Cleary has produced current affairs, lifestyle and variety programmes.

Glenda GaitzGlenda Gaitz has been a journalist for 25 years. She joined 60 Minutes in 2003.

Nick GreenawayWalkley Award winner Nick Greenaway joined 60 Minutes as a producer in 2002.

Jonathan HarleyJonathan Harley joined the team after 13 years as a reporter and producer with the ABC — much of that time reporting on international events.

Julia TimmsAssociate producer Julia Timms joined 60 Minutes in 2003 after a career in newspapers spanning 10 years.

Stephen RiceStephen Rice has been a producer on 60 Minutes since 2004 after 10 years running SUNDAY.

Damien ComerfordProducer Damien Comerford began his journalistic career 30 years ago on the Melbourne Age newspaper.

Kirsty ThomsonKirsty has just returned to Channel Nine after spending the last 8 years living and working in London.

Hugh Nailon in post-tsunami Banda Aceh, Indonesia

Hugh NailonThis son of a publican grew up in various hotels where he learned to love great storytelling.

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