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Nine's shake-up continues as ex-ABC boss joins board

'I am passionate about the media and its critical role in a democratic Australia - about the future of journalism, the opportunities of video, and the further potential of digital marketplaces.'

By Natasha LeePublished Jan 14, 2025
2 min read
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Nine Entertainment Co. has appointed former News Corp Australia and Foxtel CEO Peter Tonagh as an independent non-executive director.

Tonagh has held several key roles during his time at both News Corp Australia and Foxtel, including serving as CEO. He is currently the chair of Quantium, Australia’s leading data and analytics company, as well as GTN Limited, Bus Stop Films, and Honey Insurance.

Until recently, Tonagh also served as deputy chair of the ABC, a position he has since stepped down from.

In a written statement, Nine Chair Catherine West said: “I am delighted to have someone of Peter’s calibre and experience join the Nine Board."

She added: "With his extensive career in media and in data and digital businesses, I am confident Peter will prove a valuable addition to the Nine Board, not only for Nine’s contemporary business but also for our strategic aspirations for the future. I look forward to Peter making a strong contribution to Board deliberations."

Tonagh expressed enthusiasm for his new role, stating: “I am looking forward to working with the Board and management to ensure shareholders benefit from the ongoing strength of Nine’s position.

"I am passionate about the media and its critical role in a democratic Australia - about the future of journalism, the opportunities of video, and the further potential of digital marketplaces.”

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His appointment comes amidst a significant shake-up at the company following an independent review of Nine’s workplace culture.

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