Jeremy Fernandez

Jeremy Fernandez is an accomplished journalist, TV producer, news anchor, and highly sought-after MC, presenter, judge, and facilitator. Known for his engaging, personable style, Jeremy has interviewed world leaders, covered major national and international events, and shared the stories of everyday heroes.

Equally at ease on stage as in front of the camera, his career highlights include hosting the 2014 NSW State Reception for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the 2015 and 2016 Australian of the Year Awards, Sydney’s 2016 New Year’s Eve fireworks media launch, and multiple NSW Premier’s events.

Jeremy began life in Australia as a migrant student, working his way from kitchenhand to voice-over artist, radio producer, ABC presenter, and international correspondent. He has reported on complex and high-pressure events, including state and federal elections, the Brexit referendum, the Anzac Day centenary, Sydney’s Martin Place siege, Melbourne’s Commonwealth Games, and Perth’s Claremont Serial Killer investigation.

Beyond broadcasting, Jeremy actively supports charitable and community organisations including Room To Read, the Australian Human Rights Commission, the Australian Network on Disability, the Top Blokes Foundation, Mindframe, Suicide Prevention Australia, and Dress for Success.

Proud of his heritage, Jeremy encourages people from all backgrounds to reach their potential, reflecting on his own journey as a migrant and person of colour who overcame barriers in the media industry. He speaks conversational Malay and holds degrees from Curtin University and the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.