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Ticky Fullerton

Ticky Fullerton joined Four Corners in March 2001.

In her ten years with the ABC, Ticky has been the presenter for Landline, the national farming program, and she was a reporter for Lateline, working in the Canberra press gallery and in business journalism. She also reported for the ABC’s former business program, The Bottom Line.

In August 2004, Ticky won the Australian Government Peter Hunt Eureka Prize for "Environmental Journalism".

Prior to journalism, Ticky was an associate director with investment bank Credit Suisse First Boston. She spent ten years with the group, first in London working in the Euromarkets, and then Sydney, where she was involved in capital raisings and advisory business for both governments and corporates.

Ticky is the author of "Watershed", now in its second print. "Watershed" is the first comprehensive book on the future challenges facing Australia in water and the tensions between the many stakeholders in our water future: farmers; businessmen; indigenous groups; consumers; greens; miners and nature itself.

She is a director of the Cooperative Research Centre for Irrigation Futures. Ticky has a law degree from Oxford University.