Ita Buttrose
Australian journalist and author
Born
January 17th, 1942
83 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Australia
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A prominent Australian journalist and author, contributions include leadership roles in various media organizations. Played a significant role as the founding editor of 'Cleo' magazine, influencing women's publishing. Achievements extend to a successful television career, hosting shows such as 'Beauty and the Beast'. Authored several books, focusing on health and social issues, and received recognition for work in the media and as a public advocate.
Founded 'Cleo' magazine in Australia
Hosted 'Beauty and the Beast' television show
Authored multiple books on health and social issues
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