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Marc Fennell was born on 2 June, 1985 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, is an Australian TV presenter. Discover Marc Fennell's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 38 years old?

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Occupation Technology journalist · author · radio personality · TV presenter
Age 38 years old
Zodiac Sign Gemini
Born 2 June 1985
Birthday 2 June
Birthplace Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Nationality Australia

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Marc Fennell is an Australian technology journalist, television presenter, radio personality and author.

He became known as co-anchor of The Feed, and is the host of Mastermind (TV) and Stuff The British Stole (radio and TV) and Download This Show (radio).

Fennell's mother, a school teacher, is Indian-Singaporean and his father, a photographer, is Irish.

1986

Later that year, he presented his 3-part investigation The Mission: The Strangest Art Heist You Never Heard Of about art works stolen in 1986 from the New Norcia Monastery in regional Western Australia.

In 2021, Fennell began hosting the Australian version of Mastermind, replacing Jennifer Byrne.

Fennell is married and has two children.

2002

He completed his Higher School Certificate in 2002 at St George Christian School.

He attended the University of Technology Sydney, but left after eight weeks to join SBS's youth show The Movie Show.

In 2002, Fennell was a winner of the first AFI Young Film Critics Competition.

2003

He then became the film critic and reporter for Sydney radio station FBi Radio from 2003–2006.

2004

During this period Fennell was selected as one of four presenters of SBS's The Movie Show in mid-2004.

2006

Fennell remained with the show until June 2006, when the show went on hiatus, returning in a different format (and with a different team) in 2007.

Fennell covered cinema across the ABC Radio Network including ABC Local Radio and the national youth broadcaster Triple J.

2009

Prior to Hungry Beast Fennell had worked with another of the presenters, Dan Ilic, developing a YouTube parody of the Freeview launch as part of their live comedy show Massage My Medium at the 2009 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Fennell hosts the ABC's technology radio program Download This Show which examines the latest developments in social media, consumer electronics, digital politics, hacktivism and online privacy.

The program airs on Radio National, ABC Local Radio Digital and throughout Asia Pacific on Radio Australia.

Fennell has also regularly produced reports on technology for programs on ABC News 24 including News Exchange (ended), The Drum, Weekend Breakfast and the Technology Quarter (ended).

2010

He presented the weekly movie segment on the Network Ten morning program The Circle from 2010 until it was axed in August 2012.

Fennell also regularly produced digital projects exploring cinema culture including Bollywood For Beginners: a series for SBS Television about the history of Bollywood.

He also co-produced a web series about movie trailers, Coming Sooner, with Nick Hayden and Nicholas McDougall.

Fennell has written 2 books, That Movie Book and Planet According to Movies both published by HarperCollins.

Fennell presented and reported on Hungry Beast, aired on ABC1.

He primarily covered digital media, popular culture, gaming and technology.

Fennell was one of nine members of the team to be selected by Denton to develop online content for Zapruder's Other Films.

2013

Marc Fennell anchored the SBS current affairs program The Feed from 2013 to its conclusion in 2022.

In addition to his main role co-hosting, Fennell's prerecorded segments became a feature of the show, most notably his interviews with film and television stars.

2019

In 2019, Fennell created It Burns, a podcast series covering the global race to grow the hottest pepper.

2020

In 2020, Fennell won a Walkley Award for documenting the theft of museum specimens.

Fennell became an inaugural co-host of the weekly ABC television show India Now in 2022, a show that describes itself as "a rich and entertaining look at news, culture and politics from India and the sub-continent".

The show is aimed at an Australian audience and it is hosted by Australians with Indian heritage.

A second season began 2023.

In 2020 he produced Nut Jobs investigating $10 million worth of nuts stolen from California.

Fennell also created the ABC and CBC podcast series Stuff The British Stole which has since spawned a television series airing in Australia and Canada.

In 2021, Fennell presented Framed a 4-part SBS documentary into the theft of Picasso's painting The Weeping Woman.

Fennell hosted the Australian version of The School That Tried to End Racism for the ABC.

Fennell has reported around the world for the SBS foreign affairs programme Dateline.

In 2023, he presented The Kingdom, a feature-length SBS documentary which premiered on 11 June 2023 and which investigated his former Pentecostal religion, in particular the successes and controversies of the Hillsong Church and the rise in new megachurches in Australia.