Jo Puccini
Australian journalist
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Jo Puccini is an Australian journalist and since 2017 the Editor of ABC Investigations. From 2015 she was executive producer for the ABC for the nightly current affairs programme 7.30.[1]
Jo Puccini | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Journalist / executive producer |
| Years active | 1995–present |
| Known for | Executive Producer of 7.30 Four Corners Media Watch |
Career
Puccini worked as a researcher and producer with the Seven Network on shows like Today Tonight, The Times and Witness, before joining the ABC's Media Watch as a researcher in 2000. While at the ABC’s Four Corners (2002–2007) Puccini won three Walkley Awards for journalism. Puccini was appointed Executive Producer for 7.30 in 2015[2] replacing Sally Neighbour. In 2017 she was appointed Editor of ABC Investigations.
Overview
- 2000 Media Watch, Researcher
- 2001 Four Corners, Researcher, Producer and Associate Producer
- 2008 Media Watch, Executive Producer
- 2010 Lateline, Supervising Producer
- 2012 7.30, Commissioning Editor
- 2013 ABC, Editor for the National Reporting Team[3]
- 2015 7.30, Executive Producer
- 2017 Editor, ABC Investigations
Awards
While at Four Corners Puccini was joint winner of three Walkley Awards for excellence in journalism.[4]
- 2002 Walkley Award (All Media) – Social Equity Journalism – Highly Commended, with Liz Jackson and Morag Ramsay, 'Putting The Children At Risk', Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- 2003 Walkley Award (Television) – TV Current Affairs, Feature, Documentary Or Special (More Than 20 Minutes) with Debbie Whitmont – 'About Woomera', Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- 2005 Walkley Award (All Media) – International Journalism, with Sally Neighbour and Lin Buckfield, 'The Kilwa Incident', Australian Broadcasting Corporation