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ABC News Channel in Sydney seeks an early-to-mid career news producer who thrives in a fast-paced newsroom, writing scripts, cutting vision, and producing live crosses while identifying interview lines.
You will work with producers and reporters across daily news production, contribute editorial ideas, create news content, mentor newer staff, and help run a smooth newsroom operation. This is a 24/7 rotating roster role.
The ABC News Channel is looking for an early-to-mid career news producer who lives and breathes news and thrives in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
On any given day you’ll be across more than a dozen stories writing copy, cutting vision as well as producing live crosses and identifying the news lines in interviews and press conferences.
You will work closely with our team of producers, contributing to daily news production, undertaking a range of editorial and technical tasks, and supporting the smooth operation of the newsroom. This includes contributing to editorial discussions, creating news content, generating story ideas, monitoring news sources, and helping develop and mentor newer staff as required
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You’re a confident and capable news producer with sound editorial judgement and news production skills.
Quality journalism, powerful investigations, outstanding production, and a collaborative, engaged and supportive workplace that offers opportunities and career development across regional and metropolitan Australia. Make a positive contribution to the national conversation, help set the agenda and build your skills, by joining Australia's most trusted and diverse news organisation.
In line with our focus on diversity and inclusion, applications are strongly encouraged from Indigenous Australians, people from a range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people with disability and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The ABC also aims to achieve a gender-balanced workforce.
To request recruitment and selection information in alternate formats, request adjustments, or if you have accessibility requirements please contact accessibility@abc.net.au
If you want to know more, please contact Reed Robinson, News Channel Chief of Staff, on Robinson.Reed@abc.net.au