Bridie Jabour is the Australian opinion editor at Guardian who has previously worked as an assistant news editor covering federal politics, elections, and social issues as a reporter.
She wrote a commentary on feminism, pop culture, and inequality. She has presented daily on ABC Radio Sydney, The Drum, and Triple J.
Jablor got selected for New South Wales and Queensland media grants and was her direct result of broad inclusion of Queensland state governmental issues.
Who Is Bridie Jabour?
Bridie is the author of the novel The Way Things Should be and the book essay Trivial Grievances On the contradictions, misery of your 30s, and myths.
Furthermore, she was the reporter at Brisbane time, from July 2011 to May 2013, and worked one year and one month there. She also worked for Gold Coast Bulletin from January 2007 to July 2011, and she worked for four years and seven months.
The journalist is active on Instagram with the username @bkjabour. She has gained two thousand followers but followed back only one thousand people. She has posted her daily activities, and till now, she has 497.
Jabour is 34 years old in 2022 as she was born on May 26, 1988, in the Gemini Zodiac sign. She holds Australian nationality and lives in Sydney with her husband and children.
She graduated from Bond University with a single man in news-casting and began her for the Gold Coast Bulletin in 2007 as a writer.
Bridie Jabour Salary Details
Bridie has a good salary as she has been an opinion editor at Guardian Australia.
The average salary of an opinion editor at Guardian Australia is AU$65 thousand per year, according to payscale.com.
She previously worked for Brisbane time, News Corp, and Fairfax before she got a job at The Guardian Australia. She also earned adequate money from there.
Similarly, she is a writer who has distributed a few books, which got included on ABC, Sky News, Triple J, and others. She co-hosted the webcast Behind the Lines.
Meet Bridie Jablor On Twitter
Bridie is active on the social media platform Twitter with the handle @bkjabour. She has been gaining fans rapidly and now holds 33 thousand followers.
Besides, she has followed back only three thousand people and joined Twitter in February 2009. The journalist seems active on social platforms as she often tweets on her Twitter account.
Moreover, she is the wife of Matthew Quagliotto and has been living happily with her husband. Similarly, they fell in love ten years ago and finally had a wedding on November 28, 2015.
In Addition, She got two lovely children. They are Cormac and Hamish.