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Paul Bongiorno (born 1943 or 1944) is an Australian political journalist, chief political correspondent for Ten News and a member of the Canberra Press Gallery. He is also a former Roman Catholic priest. Paul started in television on Channel 7 in Melbourne in 1974, moved to WIN TV in Wollongong later that year, then moved to Ten in Brisbane in 1978 as a reporter, and for a time a weather presenter. In Brisbane, he won 4 Walkley Awards for investigative journalism, as well as reporting state politics and writing for The Bulletin magazine. He has been in the Network 10 Canberra Bureau since 1988.

Of Italian descent, Bongiorno is a veteran broadcaster who regularly appears on Network Ten's news programs and the weekday television programs on the same network with his reports on politics. He is also a regular commentator on radio.

He also hosts a Sunday morning show, Meet the Press, where he interviews politicians.

Paul Bongiorno is related to the Honourable Justice Bernard Bongiorno, Supreme Court of Victoria.

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