ABC Alumni Board


Dr Michael Ward
(Chair)

Dr Michael Ward is an experienced media analyst. He has also researched public service media, innovation and nation-building, as well as media ownership concentration in Australia.

Janet Clayton
(Secretary/Treasurer)

ABC from 1988 to 2000. Secretary to the Board, TV News CAff Manager Resources, Chief of Staff and Head of Policy and Planning reporting to Brian Johns.

Quentin Dempster, AM

ABC 1984-2014. Investigative reporter, TV current affairs presenter/interviewer including 7:30 Report and Stateline (NSW), staff-elected Director on ABC Board (1992-1996).

Jonathan Holmes

ABC from 1982 to 2013 journalist, presenter, executive producer and overseas correspondent. Programs include Four Corners, Foreign Correspondent, The 7:30 Report and Media Watch.

Dr Gael Jennings, AM

ABC from 1986. National science and medical reporter on TV News, Quantum and 7:30 Report. Presenter ABC Radio 3LO/774. Development Producer for science, natural history, indigenous, religion and ethics.

Sandra Levy, AO

Eminent TV and feature film producer for over 45 years, CEO AFTRS, Director ABC Television, drama producer at Southern Star, Head of Drama ABC Television.

Peter Marks

ABC from 1982 to 2017 with stints at CNN, News Interactive and Apple.
Software developer and technology commentator.

Chrissie McIntyre

ABC from 1987-1994 and again 2003-2010. Science Producer and Director on Quantum, Question of Survival, Catalyst, Experimentals, Ace Day Jobs.

State Coordinators


Bobbie Mackley
Western Australia

ABC Perth 1980 to 2010. CPSU ABC Section WA & National delegate 1990-2022; CPSU WA State President 2003-6; Life membership awarded 2010. President, ABC Friends WA 2012-2022; Inaugural National Secretary, ABC Friends 2017-2022; ABCF-WA Life member.

Dr Mark Hayes
Queensland (co-convenor)

Researcher, reporter and producer of 7:30 Report in Queensland, including coverage of Fitzgerald Inquiry and Bjelke-Petersen Regime.

Trish Lake
Queensland (co-convenor)

Reporter, ABC News Brisbane, Washington overseas correspondent, producer of documentaries and feature films. Past president of SPAA.

David Brill
Tasmania (co-convenor)

One of Australia’s most respected news and documentary cinematographers, including coverage of war zones for programs such as Four Corners.

Phil Williams
ACT

International correspondent in Europe, London, Tokyo and chief foreign correspondent 2016-2021. Reporter for Countrywide, producer for Australian Story, Canberra 7:30 reporter and ACT Stateline presenter.

Peter Marks
Victoria