Andrew Greste (Author)
Juris and Lois Greste are the Brisbane-based parents of Peter Greste, an award-winning foreign correspondent, and Andrew and Michael Greste. Andrew, a farmer, lives in Wee Waa; Michael, a police officer, lives in Toowoomba.

Juris Greste (Author)
Juris and Lois Greste are the Brisbane-based parents of Peter Greste, an award-winning foreign correspondent, and Andrew and Michael Greste. Andrew, a farmer, lives in Wee Waa; Michael, a police officer, lives in Toowoomba.

Lois Greste (Author)
Juris and Lois Greste are the Brisbane-based parents of Peter Greste, an award-winning foreign correspondent, and Andrew and Michael Greste. Andrew, a farmer, lives in Wee Waa; Michael, a police officer, lives in Toowoomba.

Michael Greste (Author)
Juris and Lois Greste are the Brisbane-based parents of Peter Greste, an award-winning foreign correspondent, and Andrew and Michael Greste. Andrew, a farmer, lives in Wee Waa; Michael, a police officer, lives in Toowoomba.

Peter Greste (Author)
Peter Greste was born in Sydney and studied journalism at the Queensland University of Technology. His work as a foreign correspondent for Reuters, the BBC and Al Jazeera has taken him around the world, and he has lived in London, Belgrade, Africa, South America and Afghanistan. He was awarded a Peabody Award in 2011 for his documentary on Somalia, and the Australian Human Rights Medal in 2015 for his work as an advocate of a free press. In 2013 he was arrested in Cairo, along with his Al Jazeera colleagues, for reporting news that was 'damaging to national security'. He was subsequently tried and convicted for seven years, but was released without explanation after 14 months in prison, an experience he and his family recounted in Freeing Peter.