Tim Lee(LIX)
Tim Lee's passion for rural Australia stems from his childhood spent on family farming properties in Gippsland, eastern Victoria.
He's been a woolshed roustabout, rabbit trapper and bushfire fighter.
He worked in regional newspapers and television before joining the ABC's rural department in 1992.
He's worked around Australia as a rural and regional reporter and as a producer on Australian Story.
Tim joined Landline in 2001 and has reported on the biggest issues in rural and regional Australia.
He's been awarded a United Nations' Association Media Peace prize and been named Victorian Rural journalist of the year three times.
Tim is also an historian and author of books on woolsheds, drovers and fishing.
He's been a woolshed roustabout, rabbit trapper and bushfire fighter.
He worked in regional newspapers and television before joining the ABC's rural department in 1992.
He's worked around Australia as a rural and regional reporter and as a producer on Australian Story.
Tim joined Landline in 2001 and has reported on the biggest issues in rural and regional Australia.
He's been awarded a United Nations' Association Media Peace prize and been named Victorian Rural journalist of the year three times.
Tim is also an historian and author of books on woolsheds, drovers and fishing.
