Rosemary Church’s Life Story

Rosemary Church is a renowned Australian journalist who works as a news anchor and reporter for CNN International. She resides in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Rosemary Church’s birthdate and age

Rosemary Church was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, on November 10, 1962.

Church, Rosemary Weight and height

Church is 1.71 meters (5 feet 6 inches) tall and weighs 59 kg.

Background in Church Education

Rosemary Church started her studies at The Australian National University in 1981 and completed her Bachelor of Arts in Biological Anthropology with distinction in 1984. She then pursued further schooling at the University of Canberra, where she graduated with a post-graduate certificate in media and law.

 R. Church Family

Rosemary Church grew up splitting her time between Australia and England. Information about her parents and siblings remains confidential, and no specifics are revealed about them.

Rosemary’s spouse and kids

Rosemary Church is married to Patrick O’Byrne, a government employee in the health sciences. They first connected when Rosemary hosted a performance, and they married in 1995. They have enjoyed a happy marriage for more than 25 years and have three adult children: Madeline, Hannah, and James.

Career

Rosemary has been a valuable member of the CNN team since August 1998. She is presently a news anchor and reporter. She mostly hosts the CNN Newsroom segment from 2-4 a.m. ET. Rosemary worked for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) for seven years as a senior news anchor and journalist before joining CNN.

Church anchored “The World Today,” a well regarded current affairs program, when she was employed at ABC. She also reported on Asia-Pacific issues for ABC’s “Foreign Correspondent” show. After receiving her degree from The Australian National University, Rosemary started her career. She began her career as a speechwriter and media officer with the staff of Members of Parliament at Parliament House in Canberra.

Rosemary has worked at the National Media Liaison Service for five years in a variety of capacities, including media officer and senior researcher. She was employed directly by the Keating and Hawke administrations of the Australian government throughout this period. In the National Capital of Australia, Rosemary worked for three years as a weekend anchor for Capital TV Ten News. Her career highlights include earning the TV programming prize at the New York Festival in 1997 for her thorough coverage of Hong Kong’s transfer to China and being honored with the Edward R. Murrow prize in 2006 for her exhaustive coverage of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict while working with CNN’s news team.

Rosemary’s income and net worth

Church gets $85,465.00 a year in pay. She has a $1 million net worth.