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Simon Reeve (Australian television presenter)
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| Simon Reeve | |
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| Born | September 6, 1961 |
| Occupation | Television presenter and news reporter |
| Website | Seven News profile |
Simon Reeve (born 6 September 1961) is an Australian television presenter and host in many shows on the Seven Network. Reeve is currently a sports presenter on Weekend Sunrise, reporter on Sunrise, and the current host of the children's quiz show It's Academic. In 2006, Reeve also was a contestant in reality singing show It Takes Two, and hosted a documentary series called The Force: Behind the Line.
Simon commenced his career at Channel 7 in Perth back in 1979, working as both a sports producer and reporter. In 1982, he moved to London to take up a position with Vis News. Reeve returned to Australia in 1984 and joined Western Australia current affairs program State Affair and also worked on sports program What a Week in this time he won a 'Penguin Award' (now defunct) for a human interest report and was involved in the commentary team for TVW's host broadcast of the America's Cup defense in 1987. Reeve moved to the eastern states in 1987 as a journalist for Beyond 2000. Simon left Beyond 2000 and joined sports program Seasons in 1993, Wildlife in 1994, and spent three years as a reporter on Good Medicine.
In 1999, Reeve moved to Botswana with his family. While there he established Kwando Productions, and co-produced the television series Mad Mike and Mark, broadcast internationally on Animal Planet.
Simon returned to Australia in 2001, and hosted quiz show QuizMaster in 2002, before working for Seven News and Sunrise.
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