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== Early years == |
== Early years == |
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For her schooling, Susannah attended North Cottesloe Primary for Years 1 and 2; Cottesloe Primary for Year 3 and [[Iona Presentation College, Perth|Iona Presentation College]] for Years 4 to 12. |
For her schooling, Susannah attended North Cottesloe Primary for Years 1 and 2; Cottesloe Primary for Year 3 and [[Iona Presentation College, Perth|Iona Presentation College]] for Years 4 to 12. |
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She studied for a BA at UWA and is also a qualified architectural draftsperson. |
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== Media career == |
== Media career == |
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Susannah's media career |
Susannah's media career began in 1974 with ABC Radio in Perth as an Announcer. Just two weeks after joining the station, she was broadcasting on Christmas Day - the same day when [[Cyclone Tracy]] hit [[Darwin, Northern Territory|Darwin]]. |
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She worked in both radio and TV in Perth for the ABC becoming that station's first ever female TV news presenter. |
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Susannah was asked to join TVW 7 in 1985 and is now a face of Channel 7 news in Perth along with her long-time co-anchor [[Rick Ardon]]. |
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In 1986, she won the [[Logie Award]] for Most Popular Female, [[Western Australia]]. In the same year, her co-anchor [[Rick Ardon]] won the [[Logie Award]] for Most Popular Male, [[Western Australia]]. In 2000, she was inducted an Honorary Member by the [[Edith Cowan University]] chapter of the [[Golden Key International Honour Society]]. |
In 1986, she won the [[Logie Award]] for Most Popular Female, [[Western Australia]]. In the same year, her co-anchor [[Rick Ardon]] won the [[Logie Award]] for Most Popular Male, [[Western Australia]]. In 2000, she was inducted an Honorary Member by the [[Edith Cowan University]] chapter of the [[Golden Key International Honour Society]]. |
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Susannah broadcast live from South Africa during that country's first all-race elections and reported from London in the week after the death of Princess Diana. |
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She also headed a film crew to Moscow, Russia, where they were granted unprecedented acccess inside the Kremlin, to make the documentary "The Secret Treasures of the Kremlin". |
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Susannah is also a regular public speaker on media issues and master of ceremonies. |
Susannah is also a regular public speaker on media issues and master of ceremonies. |
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Revision as of 06:55, 12 January 2009
Susannah Carr is an Western Australian television news anchor. Since 1985, Carr has co-presented Seven News in Perth with Rick Ardon. In 2005, Carr and her long time co-presenter Ardon celebrated their 20th consecutive year as co-anchors for 7 News Perth.
Early years
For her schooling, Susannah attended North Cottesloe Primary for Years 1 and 2; Cottesloe Primary for Year 3 and Iona Presentation College for Years 4 to 12. She studied for a BA at UWA and is also a qualified architectural draftsperson.
Media career
Susannah's media career began in 1974 with ABC Radio in Perth as an Announcer. Just two weeks after joining the station, she was broadcasting on Christmas Day - the same day when Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin.
She worked in both radio and TV in Perth for the ABC becoming that station's first ever female TV news presenter. Susannah was asked to join TVW 7 in 1985 and is now a face of Channel 7 news in Perth along with her long-time co-anchor Rick Ardon.
In 1986, she won the Logie Award for Most Popular Female, Western Australia. In the same year, her co-anchor Rick Ardon won the Logie Award for Most Popular Male, Western Australia. In 2000, she was inducted an Honorary Member by the Edith Cowan University chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society.
Susannah broadcast live from South Africa during that country's first all-race elections and reported from London in the week after the death of Princess Diana. She also headed a film crew to Moscow, Russia, where they were granted unprecedented acccess inside the Kremlin, to make the documentary "The Secret Treasures of the Kremlin".
Susannah is also a regular public speaker on media issues and master of ceremonies.