Peter's journey as a journalist spans two decades, commencing with his early days as a sports reporter at Network Ten in Sydney, Australia, during his final year of studying media at university.
Subsequently, he worked with renowned networks such as Fox Sports and the Seven Network, in addition to contributing to various publications.
Feeling the need for new challenges, Peter left television to pursue his academic interests, completing his law degree with honors and a master's in international relations at Macquarie University, followed by a master's in laws from the Australian National University (ANU).
Each of these academic endeavors was completed with distinction. While at Macquarie, he received the Vice Chancellor's Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning.
After being admitted as a lawyer by the Supreme Court of New South Wales and gaining experience in music licensing, Peter returned to his passions of sport and media, leveraging his skills in filming and editing to complement his journalism talents.
He focused on content creation, collaborating with organizations such as Football Federation Australia and teams like Sydney FC.
Following his time with the Sky Blues after their Premiership/Championship double in 2019-20, Peter is now utilizing his legal expertise to tackle the emerging field of cyber security and response.
In addition, Peter is co-producing the pilot season of a documentary series called Journeys that Changed the World with fellow filmmaker Garnet Mae. This series follows explorers who ventured into the unknown, shedding light on distant countries, cultures, politics, and the past.
