Ross Coulthart

Ross Coulthart is a distinguished Australian investigative journalist and author, known for his in-depth reporting and exploration of controversial subjects. Born in the United Kingdom, Coulthart's early life saw him move with his family to New Zealand, where he was raised and educated, eventually earning a law degree from Victoria University of Wellington. His career in journalism began after moving to Australia, where he quickly established himself as a fearless reporter.

Coulthart's work has often put him at the forefront of significant investigations, including a notable episode on the Australian TV program Four Corners in 1994, where he made allegations about the Australian Secret Intelligence Service's handling of files on Australian citizens. This report prompted a governmental review.

His career has spanned various roles, including chief investigations reporter for Channel 7's Sunday Night news program and a stint as an investigative journalist for 60 Minutes on Channel Nine. Coulthart has also authored several books, delving into historical events and uncovering hidden stories, such as 'The Lost Diggers' and 'Dead Man Running'. His work has not only earned him critical acclaim but also five prestigious Walkley journalism awards.

His advocacy for transparency and truth has also led him to become a vocal proponent of the idea that governments may be concealing knowledge of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon (UFOs), a topic that has intrigued the public and sparked debate. His book "In Plain Sight" is a deep dive into the UAP phenomenon, and addresses the topic largely ignored by mainstream media, in a serious and scientific manner.

Ross Coulthart's career reflects a dedication to uncovering the truth, regardless of the controversy or challenges involved. His contributions to journalism and literature have left an indelible mark on the landscape of investigative reporting in Australia and beyond. 

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