The former acting chief executive of Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology is leaving the organisation, according to multiple reports. The departure comes almost seven months after a major website refresh that was widely described as problematic. The refresh is reported to have cost about $96 million. The move follows earlier coverage that questioned how the project was managed and the impact it had on the bureau’s online services. While the articles confirm the timing and the reported cost of the website bungle, they do not provide new operational details about the specific technical failures. The reports frame the resignation as occurring after a period in which attention on the bureau’s digital update and governance increased. No outlet indicates that the executive’s exit is directly linked to criminal or formal disciplinary findings, and none of the summaries include information about a replacement appointment or an official statement’s full wording. Overall, the articles agree that the executive’s departure is the latest development after the bureau’s costly website refresh drew criticism and public scrutiny.