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Kerry O'Brien(II)

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Kerry O'Brien is an Australian journalist based in Byron Bay. He is the former editor and host of The 7.30 Report and Four Corners on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He has been awarded six Walkley Awards during his career. Kerry began his career as a news cadet at Channel 9 in Brisbane in 1966. He has worked in newspapers, wire service and television news and current affairs, as a general reporter, feature writer, political and foreign correspondent, interviewer and compere, and served as press secretary to Labor leader Gough Whitlam.
BornAugust 27, 1945
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  • Known for

    SA Votes (2006)
    SA Votes
    • Self - Presenter
    • 2006
    SA Votes (2010)
    SA Votes
    • Self - Presenter
    • 2010
    Mark Coles Smith in Mystery Road: Origin (2022)
    Mystery Road: Origin
    7.6
    TV Series
    • Self
    Australia Votes 2001 (2001)
    Australia Votes 2001
    • Self - Presenter
    • 2001

    Credits

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    Self



    • 7.30 (2006)
      7.30
      4.1
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist
      • 2025–2026
    • Australia Votes 2025 (2025)
      Australia Votes 2025
      TV Special
      • Self - Journalist
      • 2025
    • Emma Rebellato and James Glenday in ABC News Breakfast (2008)
      ABC News Breakfast
      4.6
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist
      • 2020–2024
    • Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line (2024)
      Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line
      7.4
      • Self - Journalist (voice)
      • 2024
    • Mark Coles Smith in Mystery Road: Origin (2022)
      Mystery Road: Origin
      7.6
      TV Series
      • Self
      • 2022
    • The 61st Annual TV Week Logie Awards (2019)
      The 61st Annual TV Week Logie Awards
      TV Special
      • Self
      • 2019
    • One Plus One (2011)
      One Plus One
      7.1
      TV Series
      • Self - Guest
      • 2018
    • Julia Zemiro in Julia Zemiro's Home Delivery (2013)
      Julia Zemiro's Home Delivery
      6.7
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist
      • 2016
    • Four Corners (1961)
      Four Corners
      7.6
      TV Series
      • Self - Presenter
      • 2011–2015
    • Paul Keating in Keating: The Interviews (2013)
      Keating: The Interviews
      8.5
      TV Mini Series
      • Self - Interviewer
      • 2013
    • Australia Votes 2013 (2013)
      Australia Votes 2013
      TV Special
      • Self - Presenter
      • 2013
    • NT Votes (2012)
      NT Votes
      TV Special
      • Self - Presenter
      • 2012
    • Who Do You Think You Are? (2008)
      Who Do You Think You Are?
      7.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist
      • 2012
    • Queensland Votes (2012)
      Queensland Votes
      • Self - Presenter
      • 2012
    • Chas Licciardello, Craig Reucassel, Chris Taylor, Julian Morrow, and Andrew Hansen in The Hamster Wheel (2011)
      The Hamster Wheel
      7.7
      TV Series
      • Self
      • 2011

    Archive Footage



    • 7.30 (2006)
      7.30
      4.1
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist
      • Self - Presenter (archive footage, archive footage)
      • 2019–2025
    • Fauziah Ibrahim and Johanna Nicholson in Weekend Breakfast (2012)
      Weekend Breakfast
      3.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist (archive footage, uncredited)
      • 2025
    • Peta Credlin in Credlin (2017)
      Credlin
      2.3
      TV Series
      • Self
      • Self - Author (archive footage, uncredited, archive footage)
      • 2023
    • The Rita Panahi Show (2022)
      The Rita Panahi Show
      5.8
      TV Series
      • Self
      • Self - Former ABC Host (archive footage, uncredited, archive footage)
      • 2023
    • Paul Murray Live (2010)
      Paul Murray Live
      1.5
      TV Series
      • Self - ABC Host
      • Self - Former ABC Host (archive footage, archive footage)
      • 2022–2023
    • Chris Kenny in The Kenny Report (2019)
      The Kenny Report
      2.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Former ABC Presenter (archive footage)
      • 2022
    • Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi, and James Morrow in Outsiders (2016)
      Outsiders
      2.4
      TV Series
      • Self - Former ABC Journalist (archive footage)
      • 2022
    • Emma Rebellato and James Glenday in ABC News Breakfast (2008)
      ABC News Breakfast
      4.6
      TV Series
      • Self - Journalist (archive footage)
      • 2020
    • Australian Story (1996)
      Australian Story
      7.7
      TV Series
      • Self (archive footage)
      • 2000
    • Media Watch (1989)
      Media Watch
      8.0
      TV Series
      • Self - 7:30 Report Host (archive footage)
      • 1999

    Personal details

    • Born
      • August 27, 1945
      • Warwick, Queensland, Australia

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    • Trivia
      Press secretary to Labor leader Gough Whitlam in 1977 and for deputy leader Lionel Bowen from 1977 to 1980. During this time he earned the nickname "Red". O'Brien's father was also a foundation member of the Rockhampton branch of the Labor Party.
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      • Red

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