Leigh Smith

Reporter Writer Editor at The Epoch Times

Leigh Smith has several years of work experience, starting in 1986 as a Teacher at Galvin Park Secondary College, where they worked until December 2012. In 2007, they also took on roles at NTDTV and Epoch Times, where they worked as an English Manager, Film Promoter, Reporter, Video Editor, Script Writer, Reporter, Writer, and Editor. In 2009, they became an Exam Assessor at the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority, a role they held until 2016. Finally, in 2013, they began working as a Teacher at Wyndham Central College.

Leigh Smith's education history begins in 1972 when they enrolled in the University of Melbourne. They pursued a Bachelor's Degree and studied several subjects including Mathematics, Education, Physics, Chemistry, and Psychology. The specific duration of their enrollment at the university is not provided. Prior to attending the university, Leigh Smith attended Golden Square High School, but no information is given about the degree or field of study they pursued at that level.

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Melbourne, Australia

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The Epoch Times

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We are an international, independent, award-winning, multi-language media company in print and online, spanning 35 countries and 21 language editions. Epoch Times is the only multi-national newspaper that spans the entire globe. It is also the most widely distributed Chinese newspaper in the world. Freedom of the press and humanity are fundamental to the Epoch Times. Our newspaper was born to fill the void of truthful news coverage of events in China, where previously only propaganda and censorship existed. Having personally witnessed human rights tragedies like the Tiananmen Square Massacre and the persecution of the spiritual movement Falun Gong, and at great risk to themselves and their loved ones, a group of Chinese-Americans began publishing the Epoch Times in Chinese in the United States. Some reporters in China were subsequently jailed, and some suffered severe torture before disappearing altogether. Integrity and truthfulness in reporting, together with covering stories that really matter, are the central tenets of the Epoch Times. Our beginnings have instilled in Epoch Times staff an unwavering commitment to objective reporting and socially responsible business practices, as well as respect for human rights and freedom.


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