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'''Nash Avery Blaxland''' (born October 10, 2348) is a human journalist. Since 2392, Blaxland has been a correspondent for the [[Federation News Service]], based dually on [[Earth]] and [[Starbase 118]]. | '''Nash Avery Blaxland''' (born October 10, 2348) is a human journalist with a career spanning over 20 years. Since 2392, Blaxland has been a correspondent for the [[Federation News Service]], based dually on [[Earth]] and [[Starbase 118]]. | ||
==Education and career== | ==Education and career== | ||
Blaxland is a graduate of the University of Tasmania (class of 2367) and the University of Alpha Centauri (class of 2370). | Blaxland is a graduate of the University of Tasmania (class of 2367) and the University of Alpha Centauri (class of 2370). He was a student journalist at both universities. In 2372, the Detapa Council invited Blaxland and 39 other Alpha Quadrant journalists to guest lecture at the University of Culat on Cardassia Prime. Several months later, when the civilian government was overthrown and Cardassia joined the Dominion, the arrangement was abruptly cancelled and he was deported. | ||
In 2373, Blaxland was engaged by Linnunrata, an Earth-based news and entertainment syndicate, to report regularly from the Bajoran sector. The Dominion War broke out before he arrived, and Starbase 375 served as his primary base for much of the next two years. | |||
In 2376, he moved to Starbase 118 and worked as a freelance journalist. During this period, his articles were syndicated by a number of Alpha- and Beta Quadrant news sources, one of which was the ''New Sydney Inspector'', which recruited him as a full time reporter in 2381. | In 2376, he moved to Starbase 118 and worked as a freelance journalist. During this period, his articles were syndicated by a number of Alpha- and Beta Quadrant news sources, one of which was the ''New Sydney Inspector'', which recruited him as a full time reporter in 2381. | ||