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Vera Wasowski: This Day Tonight producer still active on ABC

A child survivor of the Holocaust, Vera Wasowski became an ABC researcher and assistant producer, active on This Day Tonight, axed in 1978. Now 79, Vera is part of the Byron Community Centre's Life o
24 Jan 2014 12:00
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A child survivor of the Holocaust, Vera Wasowski became an ABC researcher and assistant producer, active on This Day Tonight, axed in 1978. Now 79, Vera is part of the Byron Community Centre’s Life of Byron healthy ageing initiative, and on video herself.

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