Antony Green to Step Down as ABC's Chief Election Analyst After 2025 Federal Election

After more than three decades of live election coverage, Green will transition to a behind-the-scenes role at the ABC.

Antony Green, ABC's chief election analyst, announced the 2025 federal election will be his last on-air broadcast after 36 years with the network.
Green, who turns 65 this week, cited the demanding nature of the role and his desire to retire from on-camera duties before the next election cycle in 2028.
He will continue working behind the scenes at the ABC for a few more years, focusing on election-related projects and ensuring a smooth transition for his successor, Casey Briggs.
Green has been a trusted household name in Australia, known for his impartiality and expertise, and has covered over 100 state and federal elections since 1991.
His contributions to election analysis, including designing the ABC's election night computer system, have earned him national recognition, including an Order of Australia in 2016.