Roger Tavener

Roger Tavener is a renowned journalist with a remarkable career spanning several decades, having worked for various prestigious media organizations in the UK and Australia. He is widely recognized for his exceptional work in news, entertainment, features and investigations. With a degree in English from Kings College, London, Roger has experience in print, broadcast, and online media, making him one of the best media communicators in the industry.

Throughout his career, Roger has contributed to notable publications such as the Daily Mail group, The Sun, Telegraph Media Group, and Northcliffe Media. He has a rich wealth of experience that includes covering conflicts such as the Falklands War, Northern Ireland's troubles, Bosnia, and the Middle East. Roger also worked as a journalist and foreign affairs reporter at the Press Association/Reuters, where he secured a world-exclusive interview with Lady Diana Spencer, who admitted she was to marry Prince Charles.

Aside from journalism, Roger has also worked as a PR Advisor during the UK General Election 2010 as well as at the University of Bristol as an appointed tutor. He also owned Media Business International and prone/artymedia. Currently, he serves as a columnist at 360 Sports Pty Ltd, contributing fascinating stories and opinions about sports.

Roger Tavener relocated to Sydney, Australia, in 2011, where he now works with a permanent resident visa. His passion for journalism, wealth of experience, and excellent communication skills make him an indispensable asset in any media organization looking to deliver top-notch journalism.