Justine Conway is a Reporter for 9News Melbourne.
Justine Conway started her career in journalism as a reporter at WIN Television.
After a year working in the Shepparton bureau she was called to work at the main station in Ballarat. There she extended her on air skills, filling in reading the news and presenting news updates.
In late 2009 she joined the 9 Newsroom in Melbourne where she’s covered all news genres from court to colour.
In 2014 she was appointed the position of Melbourne reporter on the Today Show. She loved the pace of live TV and being the first to share breaking news.
After having her first child, Justine returned to the newsroom as a reporter and weekend weather presenter.
She enjoys being part of the news team and sharing the latest on Melbourne’s changeable weather.
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