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THE REPORTERS
Richard Carleton
Liz Hayes
Charles Wooley
Tara Brown
Peter Overton
Click on the pictures to read a biography of each reporter.
60 Minutes is Australia's most successful current affairs television program.
This Channel Nine juggernaut is the popular Sunday night fare for more than five million viewers a week across Australia and is re-broadcast in another 65 countries around the world.
With its mix of headline-grabbing investigative reports, interviews, profiles and stories on the issues facing Australians, 60 Minutes is often the nation's top-rating television program, rarely out of the top 10.
It seeks to tell stories in what has become the unique 60 Minutes style -- don't cover the Great Flood, interview Noah.
By telling stories through the eyes of those involved, by personalising stories and issues, by writing in a relaxed, contemporary fashion, 60 Minutes has broken new ground in the staid world of current affairs reporting.
No country is too remote, no story too dangerous, no topic too difficult for the 60 Minutes team.
As it has for generations of viewers, 60 Minutes brings the world back home with a continuing tradition of excellence in reporting, camerawork and editing.
It is the place to work in television current affairs.
With a world of stories and the industry's best professionals to work with, many producers, film crews and editors have been with the show almost since the beginning.
Some of the film crews have filled handfuls of passports and clocked up more frequent flier points than John Glenn.
