Judith Fyfe’s career in broadcasting has placed her before and behind the cameras. A celebrated oral historian, she began in television as a reporter, and later worked on consumer rights show Fair Go and pioneering drama Marching Girls. She was a core element in Gaylene Preston’s acclaimed documentary War Stories Our Mothers Never Told Us, and co-founded the Oral History Archive at the Alexander Turnbull Library.
All my life in broadcasting I never had ambitions, but I got offered the most wonderful stuff. Judith Fyfe
1995, Interviewer - Film
1991 - 1994, Panelist - Television
1990, Subject - Television
1988, As: Annoyed woman in car - Film
1987 - 1990, Writer - Television
1987, Writer - Television
1987, Co-Creator, Writer - Television
1983 - 1986, Reporter - Television
1981, Reporter, Research - Television
1980, As: Ivy Crystal - Television
1979, Subject - Television
1978, Writer, As: Arts Reporter - Television
1978, Writer, As: Arts Reporter - Television
1978 - 1984, Presenter - Television
1983, Writer - Television
1975, As: Chichi Fawkner - Television
1971, Interviewer - Television
1970 - 1974, Reporter - Television
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