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Peter Stone, a senior executive at the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM), is stepping down after nearly a decade with the organisation. His tenure has been marked by controversy, including a close association with former Coalition-era CEO Dr Andrew Johnson, and a finding that he deliberately misled a Federal Court. The resignation comes six months after the highly criticised launch of BoM's $96 million new website, which went live despite failing key testing benchmarks and being $47 million over budget. The rollout, plagued by years of delays, attracted widespread criticism from both the public and stakeholders. Stone was acting chief executive when the website launched, and his exit highlights ongoing challenges within the Bureau, including accountability, governance, and project management issues. The website’s troubled debut reflects deeper structural and management concerns that the Bureau will need to address to restore public confidence in its digital services and operations. This departure also signals potential shifts in leadership and oversight as BoM seeks to recover from this high-profile setback.

Dr Peter Stone, a long-serving executive at the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM), is stepping down from his role at the end of June 2026. Dr Stone, who has worked at BoM for over a decade and currently serves as chief customer officer and group executive business solutions, was acting chief executive when the Bureau launched its $96 million new website in October. The site redesign faced widespread criticism for being less user-friendly and failing to clearly indicate the severity of storms. However, the most contentious issue was the enormous cost escalation from an initial $4.1 million to $96.5 million. One portion of the project, contracted to Accenture, ballooned from $33 million to $77 million following ten contract amendments, prompting scrutiny from the Senate. Greens Senator Barbara Pocock questioned the management of the project, while Environment Minister Murray Watt highlighted the need for stronger oversight of consultants and better use of public sector capabilities. Despite the backlash, Dr Stone defended the website, emphasising its long-term stability, security, and resilience for critical services. BoM CEO Stuart Minchin praised Dr Stone’s contributions in an internal email, noting his energy and commitment during major organisational transformations. Dr Stone will finish in his current role on 30 June, take leave, and retire early next year.