Tony Coghlan is an award-winning television correspondent and producer with more than 25 years of experience covering major stories around the world. Coghlan joined CBS Television Distribution's Inside Edition in 1998 as a producer and was named Los Angeles Bureau Chief in 2002.
As Los Angeles Bureau chief, Coghlan continues to help Inside Edition break news with headline-making interviews.
Coghlan has made Inside Edition a major presence at award shows and red carpets. Whether covering devastating fires in Los Angeles, celebrity criminal trials or the Academy Awards, the Inside Edition L.A. bureau has been at the forefront of television news.
Before joining Inside Edition, Coghlan was a producer for the newsmagazine "American Journal." Prior to that, he spent seven years as a foreign correspondent for Australian television where he covered major American stories such as the Oklahoma City bombing, the first attack on the World Trade Center, the 1994 Northridge earthquake and the O.J. Simpson murder trial. Coghlan also traveled extensively throughout Asia and the South Pacific covering military coups in Fiji and riots in South Korea.
Coghlan began his journalism career working as a reporter for his home town newspaper in Perth, Western Australia.
He lives in California with his wife and two children.