Johanna Nicholson Biography
Johanna Nicholson is a reporter, anchor, and presenter for ABC News Channel. She presents Weekend Breakfast alongside Fauziah Ibrahim. She previously worked with SKY News and Seven Network as a producer.
Johanna Nicholson Age
Johanna is 36 years old, she was born in 1987 in Adelaide, Australia. She celebrates her birthday on January 21.
Johanna Nicholson Height
She stands at approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall.
Johanna Nicholson Education
She holds an undergraduate degree in news media from the London School of Journalism.
Johanna Nicholson Parents
Johanna is the daughter of Leigh Hatcher (father) and Meredith Hatcher(mother). Her father Leigh is a veteran journalist with more than 40 years experience. He worked in the Canberra press gallery between 1975-1977 and 1981-1983. He also worked at Seven Network at different capacities including Canberra correspondent, Chief Olympic correspondent and European correspondent, based in London. In addition, he worked as a senior presenter at Sky News for 13 years. He has also worked as Director of Public Affairs, and senior consultant for HammondCare. He is also an author having written three books, one bestseller, I’m Not Crazy, I’m Just A Little Unwell; which he wrote after he was forced out of work for more than two years after suffering chronic fatigue syndrome.
Johanna Nicholson Siblings
She has three siblings; Tristan Hatcher who is the eldest brother, Amy Watson Hatcher who is the eldest sister and Sophie Hatcher who is the youngest sister.
Johanna Nicholson Nationality
She is an Australian national.
Johanna Nicholson Husband
She is happily married to her husband James. They tied the knot on 4th October , 2014.
Johanna Nicholson Children
She is an adorable mother of one, Henry Winter Nicholson born in 2020 August. Prior to giving birth to Henry she suffered unexplained infertility. After a year of trying to get pregnant, she went to a specialist who say everything was normal she just had to keep trying but she never conceived. A year later , together with her husband, they saw a specialist who told them to continue trying as all tests showed things were normal. A year later she was advised to do ovulation tracking for three months and still didn’t get pregnant and that’s when they decided to do IVF. They harvested 30 eggs and got only two embryos.
She was implanted the first time but she suffered a miscarriage after 8 weeks. She had gone for the 7 weeks check up and they was a tiny heartbeat but the embryo was measuring a few days small and they decided to do follow up check up after one week and there was no heartbeat. At the time she had no experienced nothing physical as they knew about the miscarriage via the scan. She was given the option to do DnC or just wait for things to happen naturally. She opted for the later. At the time she had planned to go for a road trip to south of Australia and the miscarriage happened on the road, she felt a lot of pain and vomiting and since they had no phone reception they decided to continue with the trip. Since she felt attached, they decided to name it and called it blueberry as it was that size when she suffered the miscarriage. As a way of remembrance she bought a glass necklace at Etsy with a shape of blueberry.
After the first process, she suffered ovarian heart syndrome and had to wait for a couple of months before going in for the second implantation. It was successful which led to the birth of her son.
Johanna Nicholson ABC News
Johanna is the host of the Weekend Breakfast program on the ABC News Channel alongside Fauziah Ibrahim. They work on and develop fascinating story lines throughout 7 hours of live television each weekend with a small team. She conducts interviews and reports on stories from throughout the world. More-so, she reports on breaking news, world events, politics, crime, human interest, sports, and weather. Johanna has covered news for ABC News morning, The ABC News Channel, and ABC radio programs as an ABC News reporter. Johanna has also contributed to ABC online and on the radio.
She worked with Sky News Australia for 5 years and 5 months in a variety of positions. As part of an agreement between the stations, Nicholson sent stories, content, and information to Sky News in this function. She negotiated with people who had often conflicting interests.
Finally, she worked for the main news channel as a producer and field producer. This required her to create both local and international content for the main news channel. She also did functions such as write, voice, and edit articles, create and output bulletins, and go on location to assist in the coverage of major news items.
Johanna assisted in the coverage of the Sydney Olympics by Channel Seven in 2000. She worked in production, keeping track of numerous sporting events and collaborating with journalists covering the games. Later in 2005, she returned to the Seven Network as a researcher, working with journalists to locate archive data. She has also worked on the network’s international desk. She created and wrote international material, monitored international agencies, and collaborated with foreign correspondents.
Johanna Nicholson Salary
Johanna earns an estimated annual base salary of $50,000.
Johanna Nicholson Net worth
She has an estimated net worth of $ 500,000.