Tracey Spicer

Australian journalist and author

Tracey Spicer - Australian journalist and author
Born

June 25th, 1967
57 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Australia

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A prominent journalist and author, Spicer contributed extensively to Australian media, working with major networks such as Channel Nine and Network Ten. Spicer gained recognition for delivering news, current affairs, and investigative reports across various platforms. Additionally, Spicer authored a book focusing on women's issues and equality in the media landscape. Activism for gender equity in journalism became a significant aspect of Spicer's career, particularly through public speaking and writing.

Worked as a news presenter for Channel Nine

Contributed to Network Ten's current affairs programs

Authored 'The Good Girl Stripped Bare'

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