Former ABC political editor Andrew Probyn has joined 9 News as national affairs editor and will work in the Canberra Press Gallery.
Former ABC political editor, Andrew Probyn, has joined 9 News as national affairs editor, working in the Canberra Press Gallery.Andrew Probyn joins 9 News.“I’m delighted to be joining Nine’s powerhouse Parliament House bureau. At a time when the need for reliable, trusted and agenda-free news has never been greater, I look forward to working alongside Charles Croucher and some of Australian journalism’s best,” Probyn said.
Nine’s national director of news and current affairs across broadcast, Darren Wick, said Probyn will add value to the network’s coverage through his brief to break exclusive stories. Following the decision to make his role redundant, Probyn told this masthead he was “gobsmacked”, adding he struggled to understand the ABC’s direction.
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