#130 Ross Coulthart

Episode 65 of the Five of My Life podcast, hosted by Nigel Marsh, titled "#130 Ross Coulthart" was published on September 4, 2023 and runs 41 minutes.

September 4, 2023 ·41m · Five of My Life

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Summary

Ross Coulthart is a five times winner of Australia's national journalism prize, The Walkley Award. Winner of a Gold Logie for Best Public Affairs TV Reporting and winner of a gold medal for International Investigative Journalism at the New York Film Festival. Alongside his three decades of multi-award winning journalism, Ross is also the best-selling author of six books. Always interested in unearthing a good story whether on Earth or beyond, Ross responds to the Five of My Life Challenge with generosity and vulnerability. Contact Ross here and on Twitter here Find Ross' latest book 'In Plain Sight' here Follow The Five of My Life on Instagram Contact Nigel here Produced by DM PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ross Coulthart is a five times winner of Australia's national journalism prize, The Walkley Award. Winner of a Gold Logie for Best Public Affairs TV Reporting and winner of a gold medal for International Investigative Journalism at the New York Film Festival. Alongside his three decades of multi-award winning journalism, Ross is also the best-selling author of six books. Always interested in unearthing a good story whether on Earth or beyond, Ross responds to the Five of My Life Challenge with generosity and vulnerability.

Contact Ross here and on Twitter here

Find Ross' latest book 'In Plain Sight' here

Follow The Five of My Life on Instagram

Contact Nigel here

Produced by DM Podcasts

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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