Simon is a career journalist with over 25 years' experience. He has been a correspondent in South East Asia as well as a newspaper and magazine editor.

After covering 10 federal budgets, three federal elections and one hotly-contested scone buttering competition at the Bungendore show, Danielle has come home.

Cameron Atfield is a rarity among journalists, having spent his entire professional career in the same city.

Sean joined the news business early in life, delivering the local newspaper at an age he's sure breached child labour legislation.

Scott joined The Brisbane Times at the beginning of 2011 after an extensive career in broadcasting. His first gig was as a sports reporter at WIN Television in Cairns.

One of Jorge's uni tutors told him he would "never get far in this industry without facial hair".

Rachel joins the Brisbane Times after a four-year stint in Sydney

Nathanael stumbled into journalism while bored at lunch one day and has since enjoyed a glittering career as an entertainment journalist.

Drew comes from a long line of journalists and before starting at The Brisbane Times he was working for his parents at a country newspaper as a journalist and photographer.

After a short stint working as a cinematographer at a Gold Coast lifestyle production company, Amy decided to throw herself into journalism, graduating from Griffith University in 2014.

Tony comes to Fairfax Media after working at The Queensland Times in Ipswich where he worked as a reporter, chief of staff and deputy editor for over 14 years.