Mazoe Ford is the ABC's Europe bureau chief, based in London. From 2020-2023 she was the ABC's South-East Asia correspondent, based in the Bangkok bureau, and covering a patch that stretched across Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos. Mazoe joined the ABC in 2014 as a multiplatform reporter and producer in news and current affairs. Her experience prior to that included three years freelancing in the UK for BBC News, Al Jazeera English, and Nine's London bureau, and a decade reporting and producing with channels Nine and Ten in Australia.
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