Tony Jones is a renowned Australian television news and political journalist, radio and television presenter, and writer, with a career spanning multiple decades and a plethora of prestigious positions.
He began his journey with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) as a radio current affairs cadet, working on the esteemed programs AM, PM, and The World Today. As his skills and experience grew, he joined the Four Corners program as a reporter in 1985, making a significant impact on the Australian journalism landscape.
The following year, Tony made the bold move to SBS, where he presented on the Dateline program, further expanding his repertoire. However, his roots with the ABC remained strong, and he returned to the organization in 1987, reporting for the renowned Four Corners program.
In 2011, Tony took on the esteemed role of host for the ABC's Q&A political panel discussion show, a position he held until 2020. Throughout his illustrious career, Tony has garnered numerous accolades, including four Walkley Awards, widely regarded as Australia's leading journalism awards.
His exceptional work has not gone unnoticed, with Crikey honoring him as the "Outstanding Media Practitioner of the Year" in 2005. Tony's personal life is equally impressive, as he is married to the accomplished ABC journalist Sarah Ferguson.
