Jessica Rowe
Departure from the Nine Network
On 6 May 2007, it was announced that Jessica Rowe had left the Nine Network following reported payment disputes. Her departure attracted significant media attention, as Rowe had become one of Australia’s most recognisable television journalists and news presenters.
Move to the Seven Network
In July 2007, reports emerged that Jessica Rowe would return to television with the Seven Network as a news presenter for Seven News. The move marked a new chapter in her broadcasting career and reinforced her position as a respected figure in Australian television.
During the same year, Rowe also appeared as a contestant on the seventh season of Dancing with the Stars Australia, introducing her to a broader audience outside of news broadcasting.
The NightCap
In February 2008, Jessica Rowe joined the panel of The NightCap, a late-night entertainment and discussion program broadcast on Seven’s high-definition channel, 7HD.
Her role on the program showcased her versatility as a television personality, allowing her to move beyond traditional news presenting into a more relaxed and conversational format.
End of Seven Network Contract
On 15 December 2008, reports confirmed that Jessica Rowe’s contract with the Seven Network would not be renewed.
Seven Network chief executive David Leckie stated that the network was unable to offer Rowe a permanent news presenter position, although opportunities for casual presenting work could still arise in the future.
Despite the setback, Rowe remained a popular and respected presence in Australian media.
Weekend Sunrise Presenter
In late 2010, Jessica Rowe was appointed news presenter for Weekend Sunrise. The role allowed her to reconnect with viewers and further strengthen her reputation as a trusted television journalist.
During her time on the program, Rowe became a familiar face to Australian audiences each weekend and remained in the position for almost three years.
Leaving the Seven Network
In September 2013, Jessica Rowe announced her resignation from the Seven Network after several years with the broadcaster.
Her departure marked the end of a successful period that included news presenting, panel appearances and her role on Weekend Sunrise.
Joining Studio 10
Later in September 2013, Jessica Rowe signed with Network Ten to become a co-host on the new morning television program Studio 10.
She joined an experienced panel that included Ita Buttrose, Joe Hildebrand and Sarah Harris. The move introduced Rowe to a new daytime television audience and allowed her to showcase her personality in a more conversational and lifestyle-focused format.
Jessica Rowe’s Television Career
Jessica Rowe has enjoyed a successful career across Australian television, working with major networks including Nine, Seven and Network Ten. Known for her professionalism, warmth and engaging on-screen presence, she has established herself as one of Australia’s most respected journalists, news presenters and television personalities.
