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Deb
Knight

Accomplished journalist, newsreader and MC.

Profile

An accomplished journalist, Deborah Knight began her career in media at the 2WG radio station in Wagga Wagga NSW, after completing her studies at Charles Sturt University Bathurst.

Radio was Deborah's first love, and after several years of fine tuning her skills and keen for a new challenge she took up an offer from Mix 106.5 in Sydney.

Current work

Deborah is renowned for her warmth and journalistic skills. She took up a new challenge with the Nine Network in December 2011. Deborah has joined the Today Show team as a newsreader on Weekend Today and a presenter of Nine's National and Sydney news bulletins.

Deborah is the host of the television and business news program Financial Review Sunday which airs on Sundays at 10:00am on Nine. She is also a contributing journalist to the true crime series Inside Story.

Deborah is an accomplished MC for corporate and charity events and functions and has a talent for moderating panel discussions and debates.

Previous experience

ABC: Deborah accepted a position with the ABC where she further secured a reputation as a serious journalist within the industry. Her ability to quickly grasp new subject matter was quickly noticed and the national broadcaster utilised her talents across a variety of roles from rural reporting to Triple J, followed by the prestigious AM and breakfast program on Radio National.

Politics: From radio to television Deborah's first role as a presenter and reporter was with the much-loved ABC TV show Landline. Deborah's work, specifically interviewing the Prime Minister, caught the eye of TEN political editor Paul Bongiorno which in turn set the wheels in motion for a move to commercial television.

Ten: From the ABC, Deborah joined Network Ten in the Canberra Press Gallery covering two Federal elections and regularly presenting Meet the Press and the station's network news before taking the leap overseas.

Deborah headed up TEN's US Bureau based in Los Angeles for three years, covering world changing stories including September 11, the re-election of George W Bush and the Iraq War. Deborah returned to Australia in November 2004 and became co-anchor of Sydney's Ten News at Five Bulletin in January 2006.

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