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Tom Baddeley
Tom Baddeley

Former ABC new reader Tom Baddeley is manager government and community relations, WA & NT at energy company Santos. Before joining Santos, Mr Baddeley was director WA of the Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association, the peak industry association for the Australian upstream oil and gas sector, and WA Director of policy think-tank the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA). He was a solicitor before moving into journalism, initially with The West Australian and then with Channel and the ABC. He also worked for the Western Force rugby team as media and communications manager. He is on the board of the Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority Board of Management.

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APPEA digs into Alcoa

Thursday, 8 October, 2009 - 16:23

A petroleum industry body has accused Alcoa of confusing energy security with the supply of natural gas into their commercial activities, after comments the company made at an event today.

New faces at Celebrate WA

Monday, 10 February, 2014 - 08:50

Not-for-profit organisation Celebrate WA has appointed Tonya McCusker, Bruce Robinson, Tom Baddeley and Krista McMeeken to its board.Mrs McCusker is trustee and administrator of McCusker Charitable Foundation.

Tom Baddeley named ABC Breakfast host

Thursday, 6 January, 2022 - 15:53

Former ABC journalist and Santos executive Tom Baddeley will replace the late Russell Woolf as ABC Radio Perth’s breakfast presenter.

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APPEA digs into Alcoa

New faces at Celebrate WA

Tom Baddeley named ABC Breakfast host

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