Liam Bartlett

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Liam Bartlett is a journalist from Perth, Western Australia. He currently works on the Nine Network's 60 Minutes current affairs program.

Bartlett has had a 15 year career in journalism in television, radio and print media.

In July 2006 he announced that he was leaving Perth radio station 6PR, after only nine weeks on air, to join 60 Minutes, replacing the late Richard Carleton.

Bartlett previously had a six year stint with ABC radio station 720 ABC Perth, presenting the morning program. He also writes a weekly opinion column in the News Corporation newspaper The Sunday Times. He had previously appeared on television on Channel 9, ABC TV and GWN, presenting both current affairs and news.

Liam is married to Claire and they have 3 children, Sam, 9, Olivia, 6, and Connor, 4.[1]