ABC’s chief election analyst Antony Green announces his retirement following the election.
ABC chief election analyst Antony Green to step down after election
March 7, 2025
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Antony Green has been a significant figure in Australian electoral analysis, and his contributions will certainly be missed. His insightful commentary has helped many understand the complexities of elections. It’s hard to imagine future elections without his expertise guiding us through the results. Thank you, Antony, for your years of dedication and clarity in covering the electoral landscape! What do you think will be his legacy in political analysis?