Ian Fraser

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Ian Fraser made his name in the late seventies as one of New Zealand’s most respected interviewers, facing off against everyone from Robert Muldoon to the Shah of Iran. In 2002, after time spent in public relations and as head of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, he returned to Television New Zealand - this time as its chief executive.

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I think if you identify my record as an interviewer or journalist you will find I always operated without fear or favour. I have always been my own man.

– Ian Fraser

Screenography

Screenography
Titles	Role/s	Year
50 Years of New Zealand Television - Episode One	Subject	2010
Lest We Forget	Presenter	2010
50 Ways of Saying Fabulous	Actor	2005
Revolution (part four) - The New Country	Presenter	1996
Revolution (part one) - Fortress New Zealand	Presenter	1996
Revolution (part three) - The Great Divide	Presenter	1996
Revolution (part two) - The Grand Illusion	Presenter	1996
Showcase	Presenter	1996 - 1997
Fraser	Presenter	1994 - 1998
Counterpoint	Presenter	1993
The Party's Over	Subject	1992
Living Treasures	Presenter	1990
Frontline	Presenter	1988 - 1994
Kaleidoscope - Bruce Mason 1921-1982	Subject	1983
Kaleidoscope - Decade of the Enz	Reporter	1983
Newsmakers	Presenter	1980
Dateline Monday	Presenter	1977 - 1979
Will the Real Mr Claus Please Stand Up	Guest	1977
Nationwide	Reporter	1969 - 1983