Julie McCrossin AM is a veteran Australian broadcaster with over 20 years at ABC and Network Ten, known for her work on shows like "Good News Week". She is now a respected freelance journalist, MC, and podcaster. People often describe her using adjectives like inspiring, engaging, and empowering, and she holds a law degree from UNSW.
Julie is a passionate and long-standing advocate for social justice, having been active in womens and gay rights since the 1970s. Her personal experience as a survivor of stage four throat cancer has made her a powerful voice for patient advocacy. She is also a proud grandmother, or "Nana".
Unique fact: Julie has worked as a TV reporter for both the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras and the Anzac Day Parade.
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