Stephen Quartermain Biography
Stephen Quartermain is a television personality, journalist, and presenter from Australia. In Melbourne, he is currently a sports presenter on 10 News First.
How old is Stephen Quartermain? – Age
He is 39 years old as of 2023. He was born in 1984 in New Zealand.
Stephen Quartermain Family
Glen, his brother, is the Sunday Times’ sports editor and a sports reporter for The West Australian in Perth.
Stephen Quartermain Wife
Quartermain was married to Julie Quartermain, a former Keno presenter, from 1992 until their divorce in 2000. He married Paige again in 2003, and they have a son from his first marriage and a daughter from his second.
Stephen Quartermain Net Worth
He has an estimated net worth of $5 Million.
Stephen Quartermain 3AW
Quartermain joined radio station 3AW as an AFL commentator in 2013 but resigned at the end of the season after being appointed head news presenter at Network Ten Melbourne. Quartermain took over as a caller for Crocmedia in 2017. Quartermain is a 3AW fill-in presenter.
Stephen Quartermain Network 10
Quartermain joined Network 10 in December 1984, where he covered the Seoul Olympics, Wimbledon, The Ashes, and the world gymnastics championships in the 1980s. He was likewise an individual from the “Observer News Group”.
He hosted the sports show Sportsweek in 1991. He also wrote about the Commonwealth Games, the Sydney Olympics, and other special sporting events like the Australian Football League, Rugby League, Basketball, and Swimming.
He provided sports reports on shows like The Panel from 1998 to 2004, and he also commented on Australian Football League games for Network Ten when they acquired the rights in 2002. Beginning with the 2009 season, he has co-facilitated with Robert Walls the new football conversation show Each Week In turn on Organization 10’s HD channel 10 Strong. Stephen hosted and called eight AFL Grand Finals and five Brownlow Medal ceremony presentations before Network Ten lost its football rights at the end of the 2011 season.
After Organization 10 lost the freedoms to broadcast AFL, Quartermain stayed at the organization, holding his job as work day sports moderator for the 10 News First notice in Melbourne. Mal Walden wanted to reduce the size of his on-air role, so he took over as Friday host of 10 News First in 2013.
Quartermain took over for Walden as the main news anchor of Ten Eyewitness News Melbourne in December 2013, after having done so for a few months on two days a week.
Quartermain was additionally a periodic fill-in on the morning show, 9 am with David and Kim. He is a lifetime member of the Australian Football Media Association and the MCG Media Hall of Fame. With Network 10, Quartermain celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2015.