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• GAY ALRN RIGNS AFTER TWO YEARS AS EDOR OF THE AGE TO RE FOR HBAND WH HEALTH NDN
• THE AGE EDOR GAY ALRN TO TAKE EXTEND LEAVE
• GAY ALRN TO STEP DOWN AS EDOR OF THE AGE
• GAY ALRN NAMED NEW EDOR OF THE AGE
• GAY ALRN

GAY ALRN RIGNS AFTER TWO YEARS AS EDOR OF THE AGE TO RE FOR HBAND WH HEALTH NDN

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The edor of the Age, Gay Alrn, has rigned om her posn after two years to take re of her hband, who is battlg a ser health Thursday, the Age and Sydney Morng Herald executive edor, Tory Maguire, announced Alrn would be steppg down om the edorship of the 168-year-old Melbourne masthead now owned by Ne Entertament. “Gay has led The Age through two credibly challengg and exhilaratg years verg the story of a lifetime and she has done so wh energy, passn, ambn and tellectual prows, ” Maguire said a statement.

THE AGE EDOR GAY ALRN TO TAKE EXTEND LEAVE

“I will miss Gay’s h take on the big issu, as well as her fect enthiasm for news and ias, and I look forward to havg her back the newsroom the future. I worked for The Age for the bt part of 20 years before leavg seven years ago to return to wrg and to jo Guardian Atralia as s Melbourne edor of The Age Gay AlrnCred: Simon SchluterI had no expectatn of returng to The Age, but when the opportuny arose, I found so tertg I uldn’t rist.

So let me know what you thk, and let’s n wre to me at om the EdorThe Age's edor, Gay Alrn, wr a weekly newsletter exclively for subscribers.

54amThe edor of The Age, Gay Alrn, is takg extend leave until the new year. Gay Alrn to step down as edor of The AgeWe’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. Please try aga to sectns navigatnSkip to ntentSkip to footerGay Alrn has cid to step down om her role as edor of The Age after two years at the helm to take re of her unwell, who was appoted edor September 2020, will return to the masthead a senr posn when she is able to do so.

GAY ALRN TO STEP DOWN AS EDOR OF THE AGE

“Gay has led The Age through two credibly challengg and exhilaratg years verg the story of a lifetime, and she has done so wh energy, passn, ambn and tellectual prows, ” Maguire said. I will miss Gay’s h take on the big issu, as well as her fect enthiasm for news and ias, and I look forward to havg her back the newsroom the future.

The Age has appoted Gay Alrn as the masthead's first female edor s 165-year, who is currently Melbourne edor at Guardian Atralia, will replace actg edor Michelle Griff who has been standg sce the parture of Alex Lavelle Alrn will mence her new role as edor of The Age on September The AgeThe appotment marks a return to the masthead for Alrn, who spent 20 years The Age's newsroom workg rol such as Washgton rrponnt, puty edor and edor of The Sunday Age. "Gay is an edor of substance who will spire and lead a team of the most talented journalists the untry who have performed so admirably this year unr immense prsure. I’m so lighted Gay has agreed to e home.

“Gay is an sightful journalist wh a strong sense of what is important for all Victorians, ” Chsell said. “Gay is an edor of substance who will spire and lead a team of the most talented journalists the untry who have performed so admirably this year unr immense prsure. Get touch wh Gay.

GAY ALRN NAMED NEW EDOR OF THE AGE

Contact Gay, search articl and Tweets, monor verage, and track repli om one place. Gay Alrn steps down as edor of The Age. Age edor tak extend leaveThe newspaper’s edor Gay Alrn is takg the rt of 2022 off to spend time wh her hband after revealg his medil diagnosis.

Gay Alrn began her reer Queensland, and joed The Sunday Age before s lnch 1989. Gay was appoted Sunday Age edor March 2008 after two years the posn of puty edor for The Age. Age edor sorry for ‘embarrassg’ Babridge storyThe Age edor Gay Alrn has apologised to the publitn’s rears over an “embarrassg error” ma publishg a now-discreded story about former Lark CEO Geoff Babridge.

GAY ALRN

Alrn will be leavg to spend time rg for her hband, who is unwell Gay Alrn has announced that she will step down om her posn as edor of Ne newspaper The Age after two years the will be leavg to spend time rg for her hband, who is ternal and external recment procs will now be nducted to fd a new edor to lead The Age team, and actg edor Michael Bachelard will rema place until this is pleted. “Gay has led The Age through two credibly challengg and exhilaratg years verg the story of a lifetime and she has done so wh energy, passn, ambn and tellectual prows, ” Maguire said.

Melbourne's The Age has a new Edor, Gay Alrn. Gay returns to the paper where she worked for 15 years, before jog the Guardian Atralia as Melbourne Edor.