Erin Molan

Erin Molan is an Australian television and radio presenter, journalist, and columnist known for her extensive career in sports broadcasting and media. After transitioning to the Nine Network in Sydney in 2010, Erin Molan swiftly rose to prominence in Australian sports broadcasting. She initially established her career in community television in Canberra before securing a reporting and presenting role with WIN Television. Joining ‘The NRL Footy Show’ on a regular basis in 2012, Molan contributed to segments such as ‘League of their Own’ and served as a roving reporter.

During this period, Molan also served as the Friday and Saturday sports presenter on ‘Nine News Sydney,’ showcasing her versatility across various media platforms. Her commitment to public advocacy became a cornerstone of her work, culminating in her instrumental role in the passage of the 2021 ‘Online Safety Act,’ widely recognized as ‘Erin’s Law,’ which significantly bolstered online safety regulations. In December 2021, Molan expanded her media footprint by departing the Nine Network to join Sky News Australia as a primetime contributor, while also becoming a columnist for ‘The Daily Telegraph.’ Her insights and commentary reached a broad audience through these influential platforms. Demonstrating her commitment to social issues, Molan publicly shared her experiences with domestic violence in 2024, aiming to provide support and raise awareness for other survivors and contribute to broader public discourse on the issue.

Further cementing her status as a leading media personality, Molan made a significant career move in February 2025 by becoming the host of ’69 X Minutes,’ a prominent news show funded by Elon Musk and broadcast exclusively on Twitter. This high-profile role underscores her adaptability and continued relevance in the evolving digital media landscape, positioning her at the forefront of innovative news delivery.