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Ian Henschke
Ian Henschke is a South Australian journalist, radio presenter and columnist. He hosted the ABCTV program ''Stateline'' from 2001 to 2010 and in 2011 became the regular weekday presenter on ABC radio 891 Mornings. He is also a regular columnist for ''The Advertiser'' SA Weekend. For broadcasting services to Australian society, he was given the Centenary of Federation Medal in 2003. He was twice named "TV Broadcaster of the Year" by the SA Media Awards, in 2004 and 2009. He was named "Radio Broadcaster of the Year" in the 2015 SA Media Awards for his coverage of the Gillman land deal.
== Career at ABC ==
Henschke joined the ABC in 1983 and has worked on a diverse range of programs from shows for children to ''Four Corners''. He worked for ABC radio, Radio National, in TV production and online. He is a graduate of the Murray-Darling Leadership Program and has served on the Advisory Board of the Institute of Sustainable Systems and Technology at the University of South Australia. While acting as a Staff-elected Director of the ABC from 2000–2002〔 he worked to obtain $70 million extra funding from the coalition government. He made efforts to secure The Australia Network for the ABC and saw that Radio Australia's signal was boosted. During his time on the board the managing director Jonathan Shier was replaced by Russell Balding. He has referred to his two years on the board as "the most important years of my life and some of the most important for the ABC". In 2013 he stood for a position as Staff Elected Director of the ABC again, but was unsuccessful. Veteran Sydney-based current affairs journalist Matt Peacock won the position.
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