Fran Kelly Net Worth, Family, Partner, Parents, Children and Career

Fran Kelly is an Australian radio presenter, current affairs journalist and political correspondent. As of 2023 Fran Kelly Net Worth is $1 Million – $2 Million.She hosted the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s Radio National program Breakfast froom March 2005 to 21 October 2021.

She then worked as an activities officer, booking bands and organising events, first at Flinders University and then La Trobe University in Melbourne from 1980. In Melbourne she fronted an all-female band called Toxic Shock, which released a single, “Intoxicated” in 1981.

Fran Kelly Bio

Name	Fran Kelly
Birthday	1950’s
Age	64 years old
Place of Birth	Australia
Nationality	Australian
Marital Status	In Relationship
Spouse/Partner	Marion Frith (1993–)
Children	yes
Parents	Name not Kown
Education	St Dominic’s Priory College in North Adelaide
Profession	Australian radio presenter, current affairs journalist and political correspondent
Social Media	@frankelly08
Net Worth	$1 Million – $2 Million
Last Update	2023

Fran Kelly Family, Parents

Fran Kelly was born in in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Arts degree and later completed a postgraduate diploma in journalism at the Queensland Institute of Technology. Kelly began her journalism career as a cadet reporter at the Courier Mail in Brisbane, and later worked for several other newspapers and radio stations before joining the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in the early 1980s.

Fran Kelly Husband/Partner

Fran Kelly is married to Martin Krygier, who is a legal scholar and professor at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. They have two children together.

Fran Kelly Net Worth

Fran Kelly has an estimated Net Worth around $1 Million – $2 Million in 2023.She earn a good amount of salary as Australian radio presenter, current affairs journalist and political correspondent.

Fran Kelly Professional Career

bands and organising events at Flinders University and then La Trobe University in Melbourne. She fronted an all-female Melbourne band called Toxic Shock, which released a single called “Intoxicated” in 1981. She began working as a reporter for ABC Radio National’s AM and PM current affairs programmes in 1990.

Kelly became the ABC’s Canberra bureau chief, chief political correspondent for AM and PM, political editor for Radio National Breakfast and The 7:30 Report on ABC television, and Europe correspondent. She returned to Australia in 2005 to host Radio National Breakfast.

In 2008, Kelly worked on the documentary series The Howard Years, for which she interviewed former US President George W. Bush.She was a panellist and commentator on ABC TV’s Insiders, which she hosted from August to December 2019.

Kelly announced her departure from RN Breakfast on October 21, 2021, though she would continue to work for the ABC in roles such as covering federal elections, continuing as co-host of the podcast The Party Room, and other future projects.

Kelly received a Same Same 25 award in 2008, recognising her as one of Australia’s most influential gay and lesbian Australians.She was named one of Sydney’s 100 most influential people in 2011 by the(sydney)magazine and she was described as “one of the most influential media players in the country” the same year by the Australian electronic magazine Crikey.Kelly has called herself an activist.Kelly is a feminist who stated in a 2012 interview that she has identified as one since she was in elementary school.

Kelly initiated the Australian Human Rights Commission’s “Same-Sex: Same Entitlements” inquiry in 2007.She has participated in One Just World’s speaker forums, moderating a WOMADelaide “Women of the World” forum and speaking on the “Stand Up Against Poverty” forum in 2009.

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