Conor Duffy

Conor Duffy is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) from March 2009 to the present, where currently serves as the National Education and Parenting Reporter, overseeing quality and delivering significant stories in education and parenting. Previously, Duffy held the role of North America Correspondent, covering critical events such as President Trump's White House and significant natural disasters. Other notable positions include National Environment Reporter, National Affairs Correspondent, and a temporary role as South East Asia Correspondent, where coverage included significant political and social issues. Duffy began a career at ABC in 2005 as an Investigative Reporter for Lateline and has progressively taken on impactful roles, demonstrating versatility and a commitment to high-quality journalism. Duffy holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies from Queensland University of Technology.