From Terry Willesee Tonight, November 30, 1984. (x)

Wham! press conference clip, Sydney, Australia, 1985

From a sceptic to believer in miracles: How a plane crash premonition changed TV journalist Mike Willesee's life and ... | Mike Willesee

It's quite strange interviewing someone you first saw when you were 11 years old. But Mike Willesee is now in his hardest one-on-one yet, face-to-face with cancer. Other famous names to join the Hall of Fame include Anne Summers, Mike Willesee, John Laws, Phillip Knightley, John Pilger and Packer's father Sir Frank. If I had an important interview then it was all that existed, from the moment I had it 'til the moment I did it." Willesee, 75, has been a journalist for more than 50 years, about 20 more than I have.

In a Sunday Night special event, Mike Willesee reveals the results of a two decade-long investigation that has taken him to churches around the world. Australian journalist Mike Willesee has dedicated a quarter of his life to investigating claims of inexplicable miracles of Jesus Christ in a bid to prove that God exists. I still have a sharp memory of watching him on This Day Tonight in about 1969.Jesse is the son of renowned Australian journalist Terry Willesee and nephew of Logie Award-winning Mike Willesee but seems to live a very different life from his father and uncle. The last thing Australian media titan Mike Willesee wants to hear anytime soon is his own eulogy.

AT JUST seven months of age, Allison Langdon 's son, Mack, has already travelled more widely than many adults. The start of the series this week did 709,000 after a week 44 average of 657,000.Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith. For me, that's the case with Mike Willesee. Sydney make-up artist Gordana Poljak said she was barred from celebrating a friend's birthday at the waterfront Coogee Pavilion earlier this year. Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith.

From a sceptic to believer in miracles: How a plane crash premonition changed TV journalist Mike Willesee's life and ... | Mike Willesee

In a Sunday Night special event, Mike Willesee reveals the results of a two decade-long investigation that has taken him to churches around the world. The start of the series this week did 709,000 after a week 44 average of 657,000. If I had an important interview then it was all that existed, from the moment I had it 'til the moment I did it." Willesee, 75, has been a journalist for more than 50 years, about 20 more than I have. I still have a sharp memory of watching him on This Day Tonight in about 1969.

It's quite strange interviewing someone you first saw when you were 11 years old. AT JUST seven months of age, Allison Langdon 's son, Mack, has already travelled more widely than many adults. Other famous names to join the Hall of Fame include Anne Summers, Mike Willesee, John Laws, Phillip Knightley, John Pilger and Packer's father Sir Frank.He's known as 'the voice' of Australian TV, but Mike Willesee is in danger of losing his most famous asset to throat cancer. Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith.

Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith. Australian journalist Mike Willesee has dedicated a quarter of his life to investigating claims of inexplicable miracles of Jesus Christ in a bid to prove that God exists.For me, that's the case with Mike Willesee. Sydney make-up artist Gordana Poljak said she was barred from celebrating a friend's birthday at the waterfront Coogee Pavilion earlier this year. But Mike Willesee is now in his hardest one-on-one yet, face-to-face with cancer. A plane crash changed legendary television journalist Mike Willesee's life after his chilling pre-take off premonition became reality.

From a sceptic to believer in miracles: How a plane crash premonition changed TV journalist Mike Willesee's life and ... | Mike Willesee

If I had an important interview then it was all that existed, from the moment I had it 'til the moment I did it." Willesee, 75, has been a journalist for more than 50 years, about 20 more than I have. He's known as 'the voice' of Australian TV, but Mike Willesee is in danger of losing his most famous asset to throat cancer. Other famous names to join the Hall of Fame include Anne Summers, Mike Willesee, John Laws, Phillip Knightley, John Pilger and Packer's father Sir Frank. Australian journalist Mike Willesee has dedicated a quarter of his life to investigating claims of inexplicable miracles of Jesus Christ in a bid to prove that God exists.

For me, that's the case with Mike Willesee. Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith. The start of the series this week did 709,000 after a week 44 average of 657,000.But Mike Willesee is now in his hardest one-on-one yet, face-to-face with cancer. For Mike, it was an epic 20-year journey for the truth, a quest that took him around the world to exotic and dangerous locations.

AT JUST seven months of age, Allison Langdon 's son, Mack, has already travelled more widely than many adults. Jesse is the son of renowned Australian journalist Terry Willesee and nephew of Logie Award-winning Mike Willesee but seems to live a very different life from his father and uncle.A plane crash changed legendary television journalist Mike Willesee's life after his chilling pre-take off premonition became reality. The last thing Australian media titan Mike Willesee wants to hear anytime soon is his own eulogy. In a Sunday Night special event, Mike Willesee reveals the results of a two decade-long investigation that has taken him to churches around the world. Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith.

From a sceptic to believer in miracles: How a plane crash premonition changed TV journalist Mike Willesee's life and ... | Mike Willesee

Veteran journalist Mike Willesee has revealed how miraculously surviving a plane crash changed his life forever, kick-starting a journey back to his Catholic faith. Australian journalist Mike Willesee has dedicated a quarter of his life to investigating claims of inexplicable miracles of Jesus Christ in a bid to prove that God exists. The last thing Australian media titan Mike Willesee wants to hear anytime soon is his own eulogy. Jesse is the son of renowned Australian journalist Terry Willesee and nephew of Logie Award-winning Mike Willesee but seems to live a very different life from his father and uncle.

If I had an important interview then it was all that existed, from the moment I had it 'til the moment I did it." Willesee, 75, has been a journalist for more than 50 years, about 20 more than I have. A plane crash changed legendary television journalist Mike Willesee's life after his chilling pre-take off premonition became reality. Sydney make-up artist Gordana Poljak said she was barred from celebrating a friend's birthday at the waterfront Coogee Pavilion earlier this year.Other famous names to join the Hall of Fame include Anne Summers, Mike Willesee, John Laws, Phillip Knightley, John Pilger and Packer's father Sir Frank. AT JUST seven months of age, Allison Langdon 's son, Mack, has already travelled more widely than many adults.

For Mike, it was an epic 20-year journey for the truth, a quest that took him around the world to exotic and dangerous locations. It's quite strange interviewing someone you first saw when you were 11 years old.He's known as 'the voice' of Australian TV, but Mike Willesee is in danger of losing his most famous asset to throat cancer. But Mike Willesee is now in his hardest one-on-one yet, face-to-face with cancer. In a Sunday Night special event, Mike Willesee reveals the results of a two decade-long investigation that has taken him to churches around the world. For me, that's the case with Mike Willesee.