Bureau of Meteorology executive Peter Stone is resigning following criticism of the agency’s revamped weather website. Multiple reports say Stone led the $96 million website redesign and stepped down after the rollout drew broad backlash. Sources describe the launch as problematic, with some users reporting difficulty accessing weather information during severe storms after the changes went live. The coverage notes that the issues were raised months after the website overhaul, prompting public concern about access to critical weather data. One outlet also reports that Stone is expected to leave by the end of June, placing the timing of the resignation in the coming weeks. Overall, the reports characterize the departure as linked to the fallout from the website redesign, including operational concerns and user complaints during periods of extreme weather. The Bureau’s management changes are framed as an accountability response to the controversy around the redesign rather than additional policy or technical detail.