Rob Sitch

Born: 17th March 1962
Where: Melbourne, Australia

Rob is a qualified medical practitioner who also wrote a column for the Business Review Weekly magazine for several years.

Rob is part of the comedy sketch-turned-production team Working Dog, which created some of Melbourne's most popular radio and TV shows.

Working Dog's first film, The Castle, was a low-budget film shot in 10 days which went on to become one of the most successful Australian films of all time.

Their second, The Dish, which Rob directed, is based on a true story of how the Parkes telescope, in a small Australian outback town, played a part in the moon landing.