Prue Adams

Prue Adams is an international award-winning journalist and documentary maker with more than 35 years experience in television, radio, print, on-line and social media and resides in Adelaide Hills, South Australia.

Prue has hosted her own radio program in a Californian ski resort, been a TV news reporter and presenter, and a current affairs journalist for The 7:30 Report.

But the job of a lifetime was the 25 years spent with the ABC’s national television program, Landline. A camera crew and Prue travelled across Australia and the world – researching, producing and presenting stories vital to rural and regional communities.

Through Prue Adams Media, she is continuing to tell stories using audio, video and the written word.

Her many years of presentation experience are being put to good use as an in-demand conference MC, moderator and public speaker.

Prue is also the Vice President of Rural Media and Communicators SA/NT, is on the Australian Council of Agricultural Journalists committee and is one of three judges (the other two in Canada and the UK) on the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists Star Prize Awards.

Prue has a strong  background in agricultural and rural journalism and is a sought after MC. Her point of difference is that she is well known and regarded in agricultural and rural circles.  Her tag line/motto is “speaking for rural Australia”.