Jeremy Fernandez

In May 2018, the ABC flew Fernandez and Annabel Crabb to London to host coverage of the Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

In early 2017, Jeremy hosted Lateline while regular hosts, Tony Jones and Emma Alberici were on leave.

In February 2013, Fernandez was racially abused by a female fellow passenger on a Sydney bus for about 15 minutes, while taking his two-year-old daughter to child care. One other passenger intervened, but was the recipient of remarks by the abuser. Fernandez says that the woman's daughter had been physically abusing his daughter.

In December 2012, Fernandez replaced Felicity Davey as ABC News NSW weekend presenter.

Fernandez joined the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 2000 working as a producer for ABC Local Radio. He has presented programs on Australia Network and has worked as a voice-over artist for Seven Network. He has worked with CNN International in London, UK as a writer and a producer before joining ABC again in 2009, where he continues to work at the network's Sydney bureau.

Born December 18, 1997 in The Bronx, New York, Jeremy has landed multiple television and film roles since the age of 9 thanks to his natural acting ability. His credits include appearances on "Team Toon", "The Electric Company", and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" among many additional credits. Jeremy also grew up as a fan of music, admiring artists such as Gavin DeGraw, Usher, Adam Levine and John Legend - all whom inspired Jeremy to embark on the next phase of his career in music. Jeremy has now shifted his attention to music production. He is an accomplished guitar player whose goal is to gain a successful career as a Pop artist with his determination and unique musical style.