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‘My body is saying, enough’: ABC presenter resigns after almost 10 years
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ABC presenter Sabra Lane has stepped down from her role as host of flagship current affairs show AM, telling listeners she would return to work next year in a different role.
Lane teased the announcement on Instagram, then revealed her departure at the end of Wednesday’s show, after almost a decade on air and just a year short of the program’s 60th anniversary.
“And now some news from me: it’s time to turn off the early morning alarm. Today’s program is my last hosting, I’m taking a long break over the summer and I’ll be back next year in a different role,” she said. “Thank you, dear listeners, it’s been an absolute privilege.”
ABC radio host Sabra Lane farewells AM after nine years
Sabra Lane is leaving AM after nine years as the program's presenter. (ABC News)
Sabra Lane is leaving the ABC's flagship morning radio program AM after nine years as host.
Lane announced the departure to listeners this morning, saying joining AM in 2017 was "a dream come true".
Lane will take extended leave before returning to a new role with the ABC, while a new AM presenter is yet to be announced.
Sabra Lane is farewelling the ABC's AM after nine years as host of the current affairs radio program.
Lane joined the ABC's Canberra bureau in 2008 and was appointed chief political correspondent in 2011 for ABC Radio Current Affairs.
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