Livinia Nixon Ends Two-Decade Tenure at 9News Weather
After 20 years as Melbourne’s trusted weather presenter, Livinia Nixon is stepping away from her nightly forecasts, reflecting on her career and upcoming plans with the Nine Network.
A Familiar Face for Melbourne Families
For many Melbourne viewers, the evening news wouldn’t be complete without Nixon’s warm presence delivering the weather. Now, she is set to say goodbye to her weeknight role, concluding an important chapter with the network.
Focus on Family and New Priorities
Nixon, aged 50, is not leaving due to exhaustion or loss of passion but to devote more time to her family, especially as her youngest son, Ted, prepares for high school alongside his older brother Henry.
“I’ve been on air for more of my life than I’ve not,” she joked, illustrating how deeply her career is intertwined with her personal life.
Career Beginnings at Nine Network
Her television journey began in 1997 when, at 22, she joined the iconic show Hey Hey, It’s Saturday. Once a shy schoolgirl, Nixon quickly became a well-known TV personality.
Early Influences and Mentors
Her move into television was influenced by childhood commercial roles and encouragement from a neighbor connected to a casting agency, Artist Services. Key mentors like Steve Vizard and Glenn Robbins, along with the Nine Network team, were instrumental in shaping her early career.
Summary: Livinia Nixon concludes a remarkable 20-year career as Melbourne’s weather presenter to focus on family life and embrace future opportunities beyond the Nine Network.