Tim Wong-See is coming to the ABC’s Sunshine Coast studios.

The veteran radio presenter Tweeted that he is slated to join the station as a morning show producer.

Wong-See joined the ABC in March 2018 as reporter and producer with ABC’s Gold Coast bureau.

He had previously been with NOVA 106.9 until his contract lapsed at the end of last year in the wake of restructuring moves, as reported by Radioinfo, then became senior producer at SBS for most of the summer of 2017/2018.

WIN News Central Queensland in Rockhampton welcomed Erin Buchan as its new sports journalist in early August.

Buchan signed up with the network a few weeks after graduating from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Journalism degree, Sports Studies major.

Wendy Tuohy has stepped down from the Herald Sun.

She announced her exit in a Tweet where she thanked the staff for a long run as contributing blogger and feature writer, focusing on women's issues and family matters, among others.

Tuohy was with the Herald Sun for over ten years. She previously served with The Age as editor and deputy chief of staff and with ABC 774 Southbank as morning presenter.

The ACCC has begun a review of the proposed merger behind Fairfax Media and the Nine Network.

In a market enquiries letter, ACCC GM for merger investigations Tom Leuner said the commission was concerned about the competitive impact of the merger.

A list of 27 questions was also laid down for both companies and other interested parties, which include questions about how both entities’ media platforms operated and the nature of their conduct with advertisers.

The ACCC set September 7, 2018 as the deadline for feedback, with a ruling to be possibly announced on November 8.

This year’s NRMA Kennedy Awards for Excellence in Journalism became a glory run for journalists from News Corp Australia, earning 14 of the 35 honours on the rolls.

At the top of the list, The Daily Telegraph national political editor Sharri Markson made history for News Corp when she became the conglomerate’s first Kennedy Prize for Journalist of the Year recipient, based on her coverage of big stories such as the Barnaby Joyce scandal and the NSW Rural Fire Service’s conduct during the Tathra blazes this year. She later received the Outstanding Political Journalism award and was a joint recipient with Kylar Loussikian for the Rebecca Wilson Scoop of the Year award.

Other News Corp honourees include News.com.au national news reporter Benedict Brook (Outstanding Reporting on the Environment), Australian FOXTel ‘s Ivan O’Mahoney, Dan Box, and Nial Fulton (Outstanding Online Video), and The Daily Telegraph’s Ray Thomas (Rod Allen Award Racing Writer

Shauna Anderson (pictured) is coming back to the Nine Network – as the new editor of 9Honey.

She recently wrapped up affairs as news editor at Kidspot to take up the new job in October 2018. Anderson’s previous sojourn with Nine was as chief of staff at morning show Today.

“I’m so excited to be joining 9Honey – a site that in less than two years has established itself as a real leader in the online lifestyle space. This is a great opportunity to continue growing the audience and developing the proposition for an audience of women interested in our lifestyle content,” said Anderson of her new opportunity.

At the same time, current 9Honey deputy editor Julia Naughton was promoted to managing director of lifestyle.

Naughton previously held editorial roles at the Huffington Post and Cosmopolitan.

Nine digital content director Helen McCabe praised Anderson and Naughton for their experience in lifestyle topics, and expressed confidence in their new jo