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Mike Amor leaves Seven after three decades
Mike Amor has left Seven after about three decades at the network.
He was most recently a weekend news anchor in Melbourne.
Amor told colleagues by email after a bulletin, saying he wanted no fanfare and thanking them for their time together.
He spent 17 years covering international stories in the United States and became a news anchor in 2018.
His departure marks the end of a long career at the network, though no reason for his exit is stated.
His name has been linked to speculation that Sarah Abo may join Seven, but no appointment is confirmed.
Melbourne news director Chris Salter is also reportedly preparing to leave, after overseeing newsroom changes that cut more than 25 jobs.
Mike Amor has left Seven after three decades with the network.
The longtime journalist most recently anchored weekend news in Melbourne.
He told colleagues he was leaving in an email sent after the previous night’s bulletin.
Seven made no announcement to viewers, according to TV Tonight.
Amor said he had covered “some incredible stories” and would support the network from home.
- Who
- Mike Amor, a longtime Seven journalist and news anchor.
- What
- He has left Seven after three decades.
- When
- He departed by the time of the 2026-10-30 reports; the exact departure date is not stated.
- Where
- Seven, where he most recently anchored weekend news in Melbourne.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Amor emailed colleagues to say he was wrapping up his time at Seven.
TV Tonight reported that Amor had quietly departed the network.
- Time at Seven
- Three decades
- Most recent role
- Weekend news anchor in Melbourne
- Email timing
- After the previous night’s bulletin
- US reporting
- 17 years
- Anchor role began
- 2018
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What people are saying
I didn’t want to make any fanfare
There will be a spare desk from today, as I wrap up my time at Seven.
I’ve had a great time here – covered some incredible stories