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Home Actress Virginia Trioli HD Photos and Wallpapers September 2023 Virginia Trioli Instagram - A few words from me … Before I returned to work in April, after my long break over summer, I informed my managers here at ABC Radio Melbourne that I needed to step down from the position of presenting Mornings on this station. And I will do that on Friday September 15 – almost exactly four years to the day that I took on this role. Instead, I have been incredibly lucky to be asked by the ABC to move to television, to present a new prime time arts show for ABC TV in 2024. After a difficult period of dealing with multiple illnesses in my family, and with the realisation that you’re lucky if you get EVEN ONE warning about how long you have on this earth with the people you love, I now find myself at that stage of life that requires me to live and work in a different way. And after almost 20 years of working to the hardest alarms that the ABC has to offer – presenting Mornings on ABC Radio Sydney, 11 years as the founding anchor of News Breakfast, and on Melbourne mornings here – it’s a change that feels unavoidable for me right now. When I was offered this position, I did not hesitate to say yes – both because of my deep love of radio and this ABC Melbourne audience, and also because of my commitment to the task of holding those in power to account. That hasn’t always made me many friends with those in power. But that goes way back with me … I was never going to be any different! I have many many thanks to make – but they can come later. Right now -- I want to thank you, the listeners. We have been through a great deal. Fires and pandemic and floods and a cost of living crisis that is re-shaping our understanding of what is possible for us and our families in Australia. Some of our years together in Melbourne have been very very hard indeed. And only you and I will ever know what being here for each other day after day has been like over the last four years. Don’t ever let anyone try to tell you what that was, and what that was like. We lived it. We know it. And I was honoured to have the grave responsibility of being in this chair while we went through it. @abcinmelbourne @abctv #work #life #family #virginiatrioli

Virginia Trioli Instagram – A few words from me … Before I returned to work in April, after my long break over summer, I informed my managers here at ABC Radio Melbourne that I needed to step down from the position of presenting Mornings on this station. And I will do that on Friday September 15 – almost exactly four years to the day that I took on this role. Instead, I have been incredibly lucky to be asked by the ABC to move to television, to present a new prime time arts show for ABC TV in 2024. After a difficult period of dealing with multiple illnesses in my family, and with the realisation that you’re lucky if you get EVEN ONE warning about how long you have on this earth with the people you love, I now find myself at that stage of life that requires me to live and work in a different way. And after almost 20 years of working to the hardest alarms that the ABC has to offer – presenting Mornings on ABC Radio Sydney, 11 years as the founding anchor of News Breakfast, and on Melbourne mornings here – it’s a change that feels unavoidable for me right now. When I was offered this position, I did not hesitate to say yes – both because of my deep love of radio and this ABC Melbourne audience, and also because of my commitment to the task of holding those in power to account. That hasn’t always made me many friends with those in power. But that goes way back with me … I was never going to be any different! I have many many thanks to make – but they can come later. Right now — I want to thank you, the listeners. We have been through a great deal. Fires and pandemic and floods and a cost of living crisis that is re-shaping our understanding of what is possible for us and our families in Australia. Some of our years together in Melbourne have been very very hard indeed. And only you and I will ever know what being here for each other day after day has been like over the last four years. Don’t ever let anyone try to tell you what that was, and what that was like. We lived it. We know it. And I was honoured to have the grave responsibility of being in this chair while we went through it. @abcinmelbourne @abctv #work #life #family #virginiatrioli

Virginia Trioli Instagram - A few words from me … Before I returned to work in April, after my long break over summer, I informed my managers here at ABC Radio Melbourne that I needed to step down from the position of presenting Mornings on this station. And I will do that on Friday September 15 – almost exactly four years to the day that I took on this role. Instead, I have been incredibly lucky to be asked by the ABC to move to television, to present a new prime time arts show for ABC TV in 2024. After a difficult period of dealing with multiple illnesses in my family, and with the realisation that you’re lucky if you get EVEN ONE warning about how long you have on this earth with the people you love, I now find myself at that stage of life that requires me to live and work in a different way. And after almost 20 years of working to the hardest alarms that the ABC has to offer – presenting Mornings on ABC Radio Sydney, 11 years as the founding anchor of News Breakfast, and on Melbourne mornings here – it’s a change that feels unavoidable for me right now. When I was offered this position, I did not hesitate to say yes – both because of my deep love of radio and this ABC Melbourne audience, and also because of my commitment to the task of holding those in power to account. That hasn’t always made me many friends with those in power. But that goes way back with me … I was never going to be any different! I have many many thanks to make – but they can come later. Right now -- I want to thank you, the listeners. We have been through a great deal. Fires and pandemic and floods and a cost of living crisis that is re-shaping our understanding of what is possible for us and our families in Australia. Some of our years together in Melbourne have been very very hard indeed. And only you and I will ever know what being here for each other day after day has been like over the last four years. Don’t ever let anyone try to tell you what that was, and what that was like. We lived it. We know it. And I was honoured to have the grave responsibility of being in this chair while we went through it. @abcinmelbourne @abctv #work #life #family #virginiatrioli

Virginia Trioli Instagram – A few words from me …

Before I returned to work in April, after my long break over summer, I informed my managers here at ABC Radio Melbourne that I needed to step down from the position of presenting Mornings on this station.

And I will do that on Friday September 15 – almost exactly four years to the day that I took on this role.

Instead, I have been incredibly lucky to be asked by the ABC to move to television, to present a new prime time arts show for ABC TV in 2024.

After a difficult period of dealing with multiple illnesses in my family, and with the realisation that you’re lucky if you get EVEN ONE warning about how long you have on this earth with the people you love, I now find myself at that stage of life that requires me to live and work in a different way.

And after almost 20 years of working to the hardest alarms that the ABC has to offer – presenting Mornings on ABC Radio Sydney, 11 years as the founding anchor of News Breakfast, and on Melbourne mornings here – it’s a change that feels unavoidable for me right now.

When I was offered this position, I did not hesitate to say yes – both because of my deep love of radio and this ABC Melbourne audience, and also because of my commitment to the task of holding those in power to account.

That hasn’t always made me many friends with those in power.

But that goes way back with me … I was never going to be any different!

I have many many thanks to make – but they can come later.

Right now — I want to thank you, the listeners.

We have been through a great deal.

Fires and pandemic and floods and a cost of living crisis that is re-shaping our understanding of what is possible for us and our families in Australia.

Some of our years together in Melbourne have been very very hard indeed.

And only you and I will ever know what being here for each other day after day has been like over the last four years.

Don’t ever let anyone try to tell you what that was, and what that was like.

We lived it.

We know it.

And I was honoured to have the grave responsibility of being in this chair while we went through it. @abcinmelbourne @abctv #work #life #family #virginiatrioli | Posted on 01/Sep/2023 02:54:03

Virginia Trioli Instagram – Even as Virginia Trioli says goodbye to radio, she knows its power to reconnect people. In four short years, it feels like everything has changed, but one thing is constant – the conversations and connection to an audience in radio is stronger than anywhere else, she writes. To read the full story, see our link in bio. #ABCNews #Radio #Melbourne
Virginia Trioli Instagram – ABC Radio Melbourne presenter Virginia Trioli has announced she will be stepping away from talkback radio for a new position hosting an arts television program. Trioli will finish up on Friday September 15th ahead of the launch of a new high-profile arts interview series, which will broadcast on ABC TV in 2024. Trioli, who has also filled in as a presenter on Q&A in recent months, said she came to the decision to leave radio after a short break from broadcasting earlier this year. “The time has come after decades of working to the hardest alarms that the ABC has to offer on News Breakfast and on Mornings,” she said. “And with my family needing a little bit more from me, now is the time to work and live a little differently.” She took on the role as Mornings presenter in 2019 when Jon Faine stepped down, in what she said was a difficult time for Melbourne. “I started just as bushfire smoke filled our city, we then headed into the dreadful Black Summer fires and then straight into COVID,” she said. “It’s been an honour and a privilege to be here with the audience through some of the years that the city of Melbourne has gone through.” #virginiatrioli #abcradiomelbourne #abc #radio Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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