Attributing the profession of journalist to a fictional character allows many possibilities for the author: reporters may travel extensively and face adventures (like Tintin), are among the first to have news of disasters and crimes (like Clark "Superman" Kent and Peter "Spider-Man" Parker), and are supposed to be good at establishing communication. Some journalist may also be recognized as heroes (like Ulala from Space Channel 5), and fix the mixed and negative reception of the profession from their respective fictional universe. By country Australia Alex Burchill, reporter on Lowdown Martin "Marty" Di Stasio, senior reporter on the fictional TV current affairs show Frontline Libby Kennedy, from Australian soap opera Neighbours Susan Kennedy, from Australian soap opera Neighbours Mike Moore, anchor of Frontline Riley Parker, from Neighbours Scott Robinson from Neighbours;; Brooke Vandenberg, reporter on Frontline Austria Brüno Gehard, fashion reporter featured in the mockumentary comedy film Brüno Belgium Tintin, in Hergé's bande dessinée albums The Adventures of Tintin (French: Les Aventures de Tintin) Spirou and Fantasio, from the same comic series Canada Louis Ciccone, from Seeing ThingsCaitlin Ryan, from the Degrassi series Germany Karla Kolumna, reporter appearing in two German children series: Bibi Blocksberg and Benjamin the Elephant Chile Tulio Triviño, from Chilean puppet TV show 31 minutos Juan Carlos Bodoque, Mario Hugo, Balon Von Bola, Mico Micofono, Juanin Juan Harry, Patana Tufillo from 31 minutos France Georges Duroy, Bel Amis main character Ulysse Mérou, journalist from Planet of the Apes Raymond Rambert, journalist from The Plague Joseph Rouletabille, in Gaston Leroux's novels Hong Kong Lily Wong from comic strips Italy Paparazzo, from Federico Fellini's film La Dolce Vita, origin of the term paparazzi Marcello Rubini, from La Dolce Vita Japan Ulala, a reporter for Channel 5, the protagonist of the Space Channel 5 video games Pudding, a rival reporter for Channel 42 who enjoys the limelight and fame, from the Space Channel 5 video games Meiko Kurita, Washington correspondent for Hakura News Network, in Stephen Mertz's novel The Korean Intercept (2005) Evila, a robotic replica of Ulala created to keep the truth from leaking and dubbed "The Ultimate Reporter", from the Space Channel 5 series Spark Brushel, a freelance journalist that is a witness in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney of the Ace Attorney series of video games Kazakhstan Borat Sagdiyev, from the mockumentary comedy film Borat Mexico Vicente Chambón, from the TV series Chespirito Sweden Annika Bengtzon, in novels