years old, his younger brother Paddy went missing on a family bushwalk in Wilson's Promontory. Paddy, who was autistic, was not found despite an extensive search and rescue operation and to this day what became of him remains a mystery. Controversies On 2 April 2014, Hildebrand apologised for remarks he had made during a panel discussion on Studio 10, prior to an interview by that program with Rosie Batty, whose ex-partner murdered their 11-year-old son. On 18 June 2014, Hildebrand and Tilley did make comments on the show "The One Percenters" of Triple M radio. The phrase that generated the polemic was that "Everybody in Colombia, owns, sells and do cocaine". These comments resulted in an online campaign and a diplomatic letter from the Embassy of Colombia in Australia. The letter asked for an apology from the radio station and the radio commentators. On 14 July 2014, Hildebrand was criticised on social media following comments he made on Twitter mentioning a television interview with Olympic swimmer Ian Thorpe that screened that night. References External links Punch biography 1976 births Living people ABC News and Current Affairs Journalists from Melbourne Triple M presenters People from Dandenong, Victoria 21st-century Australian journalists Australian radio personalities Australian television personalities University of Melbourne alumni