Justin Stevens resigns as ABC director of news after four years in role
Justin Stevens has resigned as the ABC director of news after four years in the position. He cited personal and professional reasons for his departure, which is effective immediately. ABC managing director Hugh Marks praised Stevens for his commitment to the organization over 19 years.
- ▪Justin Stevens has resigned as ABC director of news after four years in the role.
- ▪Hugh Marks acknowledged Stevens' incredible commitment to the ABC over 19 years.
- ▪Stevens emphasized the challenges of leading a complex news organization in his farewell email.
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Justin Stevens has resigned as ABC director of news after four years in the role. Photograph: ABC NewsView image in fullscreenJustin Stevens has resigned as ABC director of news after four years in the role. Photograph: ABC NewsAustralian Broadcasting CorporationJustin Stevens resigns as ABC director of news after four years in roleManaging director Hugh Marks says Stevens made ‘incredible commitment’ to broadcaster over 19 years Amanda MeadeWed 27 May 2026 00.31 EDTFirst published on Wed 27 May 2026 00.18 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleJustin Stevens has resigned as ABC director of news after four years in the role, citing personal and professional reasons.ABC managing director Hugh Marks said Stevens had made an “incredible commitment” to the ABC over 19 years, including ensuring…
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