Terry Robson

Terry Robson is an author, broadcaster, journalist, podcaster, and editor.

Terry has written hundreds of articles for newspapers and magazines covering topics including lifestyle, sustainability, corporate social responsibility, food, workplace changes, business, environmental issues, and the science of life. In television he has worked as an on-air science and health reporter for Network TEN, Channel 7, SKY Television, and WIN Television.

As a broadcaster, Terry has worked for two decades on radio stations around Australia as a science and health correspondent. He has also hosted his own shows for ABC Local Radio that aired nationally. As a podcaster Terry has co-hosted Strange Days Indeed with comedienne Wendy Harmer and Talking Health with Chris Coleman, the latter for some time being the ABC’s 2nd most-downloaded podcast. He has also hosted the Good Company podcast for Qantas in-flight entertainment

Terry has two degrees. His first degree was in archaeology and psychology. His second was in naturopathic medicine.

As editor-in-chief of the national magazine WellBeing for 18 years, he is widely experienced in researching cutting edge lifestyle and science issues then distilling and tailoring complex information to meet the needs of an audience. Terry has also written columns for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald. Between 2009 and 2017 he wrote an online daily news column.

Terry has published five books:

Deep Health

An Introduction to Complementary Medicine

Failure IS an Option

What’s the Alternative?

The Food Bible

Terry is also a screenwriter who has had one short film produced and is working on a range of screen projects.

In a misspent youth Terry dabbled in acting and made desultory attempts at stand-up comedy. Today, he is a popular and entertaining public speaker and MC, contactable through Saxton’s Speakers Bureau (https://www.saxton.com.au/speakers/terry-robson).