Ahron has reported live from the scene of the most prominent world-wide news events in recent times, from Hong Kong, Thailand, Rome, New York, and running foreign bureux in London and Moscow.

He was sent to Adelaide to report on David Hicks' return home, and Brisbane for the court appearance of terror suspect Dr Mohammed Haneef, where he reported for Sky News Australia and Sky News UK.

James Daggar-Nickson is Sky News' business correspondent in Melbourne, where he draws on several years experience in banking, primarily in roles at Macquarie Bank.

He began his career in journalism as a news reporter at Prime Television in Orange, before relocating to Sydney and joining the Sky News team.

James spent a year producing for Sky before taking up the role of Sydney business correspondent. During this time he covered some of the biggest stories in Australian corporate history, including the Toll Patrick takeover, the AWB oil for food scandal, and the failed Qantas deal.

Nina May joins the Sky News Business team following a reporting career spanning 18 years.

Born in Adelaide, May (formerly Stevens) started out as a newspaper journalist, embarking on a cadetship straight after leaving high school and reporting for a wide range of suburban newspapers in her home town.

Three years later, she decided to try her hand in television and moved to Channel 10 Adelaide in a varied role as a reporter/assistant to the chief-of-staff/librarian. She was quickly promoted to a full time reporter and, in 1995, moved to National Nine News in Adelaide.

Richard Goncalves worked from the ground up, starting his television career as a general news reporter for WIN News Wollongong in 1998.

While he worked at the regional television station, he completed a B Commerce in Marketing and Economics at the University of Wollongong, and also appeared as a special guest reporter for Today Tonight Sydney.

In 2001 he commenced work for David Koch at production company Palamedia. There, he started as a finance producer for Sunrise, Seven News, Seven's Late News, Sky Business Report and Sky News, and also filed reports for 2GB, 2UE and 3AW.