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Frontline to Front Porch: David's Journey

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David, an award-winning journalist, has spent 25 years reporting from conflict zones worldwide, capturing history in the making. His experiences include covering the fall of Saddams statue in Iraq, protests in Pakistan, dangers in Mexico, and a coup attempt in East Timor. Hes interviewed presidents, militia leaders, and more. As Indonesia correspondent for SBS TVs Dateline, he covered Timor Lestes independence, bomb aftermaths, and clashes. Now, he enjoys a peaceful life in Darwin.

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Frontline to Front Porch: David's Journey

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Frontline to Front Porch: David's Journey. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From Adelaide, this is your March 3rd update. David is an award-winning video journalist and foreign correspondent with a 25-year career full of high-stakes reporting. He's produced long-form documentaries from conflict zones worldwide, capturing history as it happened. His adventures include Being in Iraq as the Saddam statue toppled, getting tear gas during protests in Pakistan, navigating dangers in Northern. Mexico and escaping a coup attempt in East Timor. Over the years, he sat down with presidents, prime ministers, militia leaders, terrorists, rebels, warlords, smugglers, and even corrupt officials, bringing their stories to global audiences. In his role as Indonesia correspondent for SPS TV's Dateline, he covered the chaotic fall of President Saharto, Timor Leste's violent path, too. Dependents, bomb aftermaths in Jakarta and Bali, fighting in Ashe, and clashes in Sulawesi.

These days, David enjoys a peaceful life in Darwin, far from the front lines that defined his bold career. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. You know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.

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