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After commencing a TV course in North Sydney, Terry Chigwidden lands a job at Channel 10, and has worked alongside some of the legends of the industry in a career spanning over 50 years.

In that time, Terry has filmed some of the greatest sporting moments of all time, including 6 Olympic Games, The Australian Open Tennis and Rugby League Grand Finals.

He loves cycling and also Ironman Triathlon, and was lucky to survive, after a training accident on Good Friday 2018.

Terry and his wife Jenny are also the proud parents of three children, including a severely autistic son. He speaks at length about the challenges the family has faced raising Jon, who recently celebrated his 34th Birthday. For this reason alone, Terry is well and truly worth his weight in gold.

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