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Peter Manning, veteran Australian journalist and ABC chief, dies at 81

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Peter Manning, a prominent figure in Australian journalism, has died at the age of 81. His career in the industry spanned 60 years.

Manning held several high-profile roles, including serving as the ABC news and current affairs chief and as the executive producer of the investigative program Four Corners. He was widely recognized by colleagues and peers for his contributions to investigative reporting and his role as a protector of journalists.

Born in Sydney in 1945, Manning began his career as a copyboy for the Daily Telegraph. He later attended Sydney University, where his political views evolved during the 1960s.

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ABC · Four Corners · Kate McClymont · Peter Manning · Sydney University

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Peter Manning death: The man who saved Four Corners from the chopping block [www.watoday.com.au]
Peter Manning death: The man who saved Four Corners from the chopping block [www.brisbanetimes.com.au]
Peter Manning death: The man who saved Four Corners from the chopping block [www.theage.com.au]