Michael Coggan Bio, Age, Family, Wife, Kids, ABC News, Networth

Michael Coggan Biography

Michael Coggan is the lead anchor for ABC News in the Northern Territory and is an Australian news broadcaster. Coggan began his career in Canberra as a broadcast journalist. From there, he moved to Darwin to work for ABC News, where he covered every Territory election.

Michael Coggan Age

He is in his late forties.

Michael Coggan Height

His height is still unknown.

Michael Coggan Parents

There is no information about his parents released to the public yet.

Michael Coggan Wife

He is still single.

Michael Coggan Kids

He has no kids yet

Michael Coggan ABC News

Michael Coggan has been the Darwin reporter for Radio Current Affairs, reporting on Northern Territory affairs since 1996. He has worked for the ABC in a variety of capacities, including hosting NT Stateline from 2003 to 2004 and delivering the 7 p.m. television news (2004-2008).

Moreover, he spent a year reporting for ABC’s overseas broadcaster, the Australia Network, in New Delhi, India (2008-2009).  Coggan began his career in Canberra as a broadcast journalist. Coggan stood for the Northern Territory political seat of Arnhem in 2005, replacing anchor Barbara McCarthy. Coggan is a reporter for the ABC program Stateline’s local edition.

Michael Coggan Salary

He earns a salary of approximately $72,000 annually.

Michael Coggan Networth

Her net worth has been estimated at $1 million.

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