Vanessa Grimm
Vanessa Grimm | |
|---|---|
| Born | Vanessa Trezise |
| Occupation(s) | Journalist, news anchor |
| Years active | 2000–present |
| Known for | Sky News Australia |
| Spouse | Nick Grimm |
| Children | 4 |
Vanessa Grimm (born Trezise) is an Australian journalist and news anchor affiliated with Sky News Australia.
Career
Grimm's media career started as a researcher for ABC's The 7.30 Report. She then worked as a reporter for Prime News based in Newcastle and the Gold Coast. In 2000, she covered crime and court stories for NBN News, eventually becoming the presenter of its late-night news bulletin. Grimm joined the Nine Network in 2002 before transitioning to Sky News Australia in 2003, where she took on the role of producer for the flagship program Agenda.
While at Sky News, Grimm has hosted multiple shows, notably the morning program First Edition. Presently, she is the weekend daytime news anchor.
In a live broadcast from November 2015, Grimm responded to an incident involving a man who used inappropriate language during a live cross to a female correspondent, expressing regret to the audience and condemning the offender’s conduct.
Additionally, Grimm made a brief appearance as a newsreader in the 2005 movie Stealth.
Personal life
Vanessa Grimm is married to Nick Grimm, and together they have four children.