Who Is Hedley Thomas?
Hedley is a journalist who is famous for his podcasts called The teacher’s pet and Sick to death. Throughout the years, he proved his worth and also won a number of awards for his work and for seven times he won the Walkley awards and two of them were in gold as well. Lynette’s murder case was reopened and solved because of Hedley whose murderer was Chris Dawson, and this case caught all the nation’s attention. Chris was the one who killed his first wife after Hedley left a comment in front of the court. After the issue was left solved and the accused was taken to arrest, Thomas, got nationwide attention.
To Whom Is Hedley Thomas Married?
Hedley Thomas is a married man and he is married to Ruth Mathewson. Thomas and Ruth met in 1992 at a Christmas party and soon fell in love. While Thomas is a journalist and great in his work, Ruth, as well as a journalist and she, has a reputation for work and name in journalism. Speaking about ruth she had her education from the University of Southern Queensland in 1987. The two of them currently live in Brisbane and they have been now married for a while. They share two children with each other namely Sarah and Alexander. The couple shares information about their family, they keep their life private and away from the media. Earlier in 2002, Thomas was shot and he was threatened as well and maybe that is the reason why he keeps his information private.
Hedley Thomas: Wikipedia & Bio
Speaking about Thomas, he was born to Diana and Hedley Robert Thomas. His father was a former Australian Air force pilot and his parents supported his career and decisions while he was growing up. After Thomas completed school, he joined a newspaper being a copy boy which was in the gold coast bulletin. Speaking about his net worth it is estimated to be around 1 million dollars and apart from that, he won many awards as well for his work as a journalist. Many people suspect that he might get paid 80k dollars per year as an average journalist, but Thomas never disclosed it yet.
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