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Will Goodings joins 10 News First

FIVEaa broadcaster becomes sports presenter in Adelaide as Nick Butler moves to Melbourne.

FIVEaa broadcaster Will Goodings will become weekday sport presenter for 10 News First Adelaide, replacing Nick Butler who moves to Melbourne’s 10 News First and 10 Sport.

10’s Network Director Of News Content Ross Dagan said: “I know Will is a fantastic fit for our outstanding Adelaide team. I haven’t met a more enthusiastic sports fan, so he is perfect to front our sports coverage. His radio role means he is already well placed to know what matters most to the people of South Australia.”

10’s Adelaide News Manager, Fiona Clark, said: “I’m delighted to have such a talented broadcaster join our local team. Anyone who listens to the FIVEaa breakfast show each morning knows what a passionate sports fan Will is and I look forward to him sharing that passion with our 10 News First viewers.”

Goodings said: “I couldn’t be more thrilled to be joining the team at 10 News First. Sport is a passion of mine and the opportunity to work on the biggest sporting stories in 2019 with the dynamic group at 10 is an incredible one.

“Continuing to watch, read, and tweet about sport but getting to call it work is pretty exciting too.”

Goodings joins 10 from Monday, 28 January. Nick Butler’s last day with the Adelaide team is Friday, 25 January.

Dagan added: “Nick has a lot to offer in a combined news and sport role in Melbourne and we see it as a perfect fit for his experience and talents. He has my warmest thanks for his impressive contribution over the last five years.”

Nick said: “To be given the opportunity to work on sport coverage for Network 10 is a dream come true for me and a great honour.

“While I’m excited to return to my hometown and be welcomed back to 10 News First Melbourne, I leave Adelaide with a heavy heart. I have had five wonderful years in Adelaide and I will forever consider myself an honorary South Australian, especially as I met my wife Mel here.”

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