ABC finance journalist Alan Kohler to retire after three decades as Jim Chalmers says he will be ‘really missed’
Alan Kohler has announced he will retired from the ABC after more than three decades. Photograph: ABCView image in fullscreenAlan Kohler has announced he will retired from the ABC after more than three decades. I wanted to take the opportunity publicly to say how much he will be missed from the ABC.
- ▪Alan Kohler has announced he will retired from the ABC after more than three decades.
- ▪Photograph: ABCView image in fullscreenAlan Kohler has announced he will retired from the ABC after more than three decades.
- ▪I wanted to take the opportunity publicly to say how much he will be missed from the ABC.
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Alan Kohler has announced he will retired from the ABC after more than three decades. Photograph: ABCView image in fullscreenAlan Kohler has announced he will retired from the ABC after more than three decades. Photograph: ABCAustralian Broadcasting CorporationABC finance journalist Alan Kohler to retire after three decades as Jim Chalmers says he will be ‘really missed’The 74-year-old says he is leaving to spend more time with his family, including his six grandchildrenAmanda MeadeTue 29 Sep 2026 23.28 EDTFirst published on Tue 29 Sep 2026 23.27 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleFinancial journalist Alan Kohler, a familiar face on the ABC’s 7pm news bulletin, will retire in December after three decades as the public broadcaster’s highly-respected financial guru.Now 74, Kohler has been…
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