Veteran Australian television reporter Tim Stoney has died at the age of 58, prompting an outpouring of tributes from across the media industry. His passing follows a battle with cancer, a struggle that his family had spoken about publicly in recent months as they received messages of support from friends, colleagues, and viewers.
Stoney built a long and respected career in journalism, working across major Australian newsrooms and covering everything from breaking news to in-depth features. Known for his professionalism and calm presence on screen, he earned the trust of audiences and the admiration of peers. Beyond journalism, he was widely remembered for his curiosity, sharp wit, and wide-ranging interests, including history, travel, and sport.
Colleagues have described him as generous with his time, deeply thoughtful, and committed to telling stories with integrity. Above all, many highlighted his devotion to his family. Tim Stoney is survived by his wife and their two children, and he will be remembered not only for his contributions to Australian journalism, but also for the kindness and humanity he brought to those around him.

