John Cripps (journalist)

John Cripps was an Australian journalist, broadcaster, and media executive. He is best known for his long career at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

Cripps began his career in journalism in print media before transitioning to radio and then television. He held various roles at the ABC, including reporter, producer, and presenter. He was a prominent figure in the ABC's news and current affairs programming for several decades.

His reporting covered a wide range of topics, from politics and economics to social issues and the arts. Cripps was known for his insightful commentary and his ability to explain complex issues in an accessible manner. He was also a skilled interviewer.

Cripps held senior management positions within the ABC, contributing to the development of its programming and editorial policies.

After leaving the ABC, Cripps continued to contribute to public discourse through writing and consulting.

Further details on his specific programs, awards (if any), and career timeline may be found in archived ABC records and journalistic databases.