Aaron Pedersen

Aaron Pedersen (born 24 November 1970) is an Australian television and film actor of Arrernte and Arabana Australian Aboriginal descent.
He is known for his various film and television roles including: Detective Jay Swan in "Mystery Road" and its sequel "Goldstone", Detective Senior Constable Duncan Freeman in "City Homicide", Detective Senior Constable Michael Reilly in "Water Rats", Solicitor Drew Ellis in "The Circuit", and Cam Delray in the "Jack Irish" series.
Early life.
Pedersen was born in Alice Springs. Prior to his acting career, he worked as a journalist with ABV2 at Elsternwick studios in Melbourne.
Career.
His acting career began in 1994, when he starred in the miniseries "Heartland" and was voted Bachelor of the Year by "Cleo" magazine. He came to notice in 1995 as co-host of "Gladiators Australia", an Australian game show.
Pedersen's first major acting role was for "Wildside" in 1997. In 1999, he played Michael Reilly in "Water Rats", for two seasons. His other dramatic roles have included "MDA" (in 2002) and "The Secret Life of Us" (2005).
Since 2007, he had the leading role in SBS's drama series "The Circuit", and in 2007, he began appearing in Channel Seven's drama "City Homicide" (which ended in 2011).
He appeared as Cam in ABC Television's "Jack Irish" series in 2012, and plays Frank Gibbs, an Indigenous war veteran, in season 5 of "A Place to Call Home". In 2018, he starred as detective Jay Swan in the ABC TV series "Mystery Road", reprising the role he played in the movie "Mystery Road" (2013) and its sequel, "Goldstone" (2016).