Amanda also co-hosts the Podcast Double A Chattery, alongside her best friend Anita McGregor, where they provide a weekly hit of smart, funny, dumb, engaging, and topical conversation.

She can currently be seen hosting the heartwarming second series of ABC’s, The Piano.

Amanda hosted Network Ten’s Logie Award winning lifestyle show, The Living Room, for over a decade alongside Chris Brown, Barry Du Bois and Miguel Maestre, and previously hosted Network Ten’s Dancing With The Stars alongside Grant Denyer.

Amanda was nominated for the Gold Logie award at the 2018 and 2019 TV Week Logie Awards, as well as Most Popular Presenter.

Amanda’s television career began as a producer’s assistant on Simon Townsend’s Wonder World. Within a week she was the program’s head Researcher and she hasn’t looked back. In 1985, Amanda became a regular on-air reporter on Ray Martin’s Midday Show but it was Beyond 2000 that made her a household name. During her six years on the program, she reported from all over the world and has received a number of journalism awards including a United Nations Media Peace Award (1989) and the Michael Daley Award for Science Journalism (1989).

Her mischievous sense of humour and quick wit were revealed on the Seven Network’s Denton and she and Andrew Denton went on to share a five-year stint as one of the country’s leading breakfast radio duos on Triple M. Amanda then hosted ABC TV’s Mondo Thingo but was soon lured back to breakfast radio where she continues to enjoy success with co-host Jonesy at WSFM.

Amanda’s other television credits include Team Leader of the Baby Boomers on the Network Ten Logie Award winning series Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation, and roles on the SBS comedy Swift and Shift Couriers, Housos, Spicks and Specks and Good News Week. She also competed on Season 5 of Dancing with the Stars and traced her family tree on Season 3 of Who Do You Think You Are?

Amanda’s autobiography Natural Born Keller was released in October 2015 and she was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in 2016 for services to broadcast media and the community. In 2017, Amanda was the first on-air female to be inducted into the Australian Radio Hall of Fame in recognition of her outstanding lifetime achievement and contribution to radio broadcasting.

Amanda appears daily, in wax, at the Madame Tussauds Museum in Sydney, where she was immortalised in 2012.

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She is a best-selling author of A Zero Waste Life: In thirty days, published by Penguin Random. The book won Gold at the Nautilus Book Awards in 2019 and has been translated to seven
languages. Anita writes about sustainable living on Instagram, at @rocket_science, or at anitavandyke.com.

She is also a medical doctor currently working in the Sydney Health district and has over 7 years’ experience working as an engineer including project design and project management.

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Annabel’s recent credits include the popular long running series HOME & AWAY, Netflix series SURVIVING SUMMER, the Stan mystery series BLACK SNOW alongside Travis Fimmel, award-winning short film THE OVERTHROW and the short film BLUEBIRD.

Her other television credits include the ABC/Netflix series THE UNLISTED, ABC series DIARY OF AN UBER DRIVER and Nine Network’s popular drama series DOCTOR DOCTOR.

Annabel made her feature film debut as the lead role of Abbie Tansy in Matt Drummond’s MY PET DINOSAUR.

She first appeared on stage in the 2012 production of CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG and at the age of 11, she was hand picked by Baz Luhrmann himself for the role of Kylie Hastings in the global premiere production of STRICTLY BALLROOM THE MUSICAL.

In 2025, Annabel was announced as a nominee for the ELLE Next Gen Awards as one of Australia’s best and brightest emerging actors.

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Jules is a Clinical Nutritionist and used her knowledge to delve deep into the world of feeding our babies, whilst Lauren embarked on a Baby Nutrition qualification at Oh Baby Nutrition School to better understand the considerations and intricacies of feeding our little ones.

Together, they started creating nutritionally considered recipes for our babies, understanding not just what to feed them, but strategies around the ‘how’ to ensure they are setting them up to raise adventurous, intuitive eaters.

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She made history as the world’s first LGBTQIA+ and First Nations Bachelorette, and has since become a familiar face across Australian television. Her credits include appearances on Luxury Escapes, The Challenge Australia, SBS’s The Cook Up with Adam Liaw, as well as serving as the news host on ABC’s Always Was Tonight and joined as a regular host on SBS/NITV’s Going Places with Ernie Dingo, further cementing her presence as an on-screen presenter. Her acting credits include, Neighbours, The Imposter and the feature film It Will Find You.

A proud Noongar-Yamatji woman, Brooke released her memoir Big Love with HarperCollins Australia in 2022. Her memoir is a powerful testament to her journey from adversity to empowerment. With raw honesty and vulnerability, Brooke shares her story, inspiring readers to embrace their own resilience and find strength in the face of adversity. She has since expanded into young adult fiction with her debut novel A Good Kind of Trouble realeasing in 2025, followed by its sequel Making Trouble in 2026.

Beyond her media career, Brooke’s background as a youth worker underpins her work as an advocate for mental health, Indigenous rights and LGBTQIA+ visibility. Her authentic voice, combined with her distinct personal style and cultural perspective, has cultivated a highly engaged audience across Instagram and TikTok, as well as through her former podcast First Things First.

Brooke has partnered with leading global brands including Dove, Lancôme, and Nude By Nature, cementing her position as a trusted and influential voice across beauty, lifestyle and social impact.

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She was last seen in Josephine Stewart Te-Whiu’s New Zealand feature WE WERE DANGEROUS which had its World Premiere at the 2024 SXSW Film Festival, and Hamish Bennett and Paul Middleditch’s feature UPROAR with Minnie Driver, Rhys Darby and Julian Dennison which premiered at the 2023 Toronto Film Festival.

Erana came to prominence starring as Toni Shalifoe in two seasons of the popular Amazon series THE WILDS, created by Sarah Streicher. She has guest starred in numerous Australian series including the Stan series BAD BEHAVIOUR, the Network 10 series MY LIFE IS MURDER alongside Lucy Lawless, and PLAYING FOR KEEPS, also for Network 10.  Erana also starred in the New Zealand comedy series GOLDEN BOY alongside James Rolleston and Lucy Knox’s short film HOT MOTHER which premiered at the 2020 Berlinale International Film Festival.

Erana made her feature film debut playing the lead role of Laura Chant in the NZ film THE CHANGEOVER, alongside Timothy Spall, Melanie Lynskey, Lucy Lawless and Nicholas Galitzine, which screened as part of the Alice nella Citta sidebar at the Rome Film Festival in 2017, the 2018 Sydney Film Festival and the 2018 Bucheon International Film Festival in South Korea. Co-directed by Miranda Harcourt and Stuart McKenzie, the film was adapted from the novel of the same name.

Erana is of Māori heritage. Her iwi are Ngāti Whātua o Ōrākei and Waikato Tainui.

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Five years later, Jules now holds a certificate in health coaching, an Advanced Diploma of Nutritional Therapeutics and a Graduate Diploma of Human Nutrition.

She is passionate about holistic health and Bable’s ‘food is medicine’ philosophy. After she had her first child, George, she felt compelled to use her knowledge and learnings to educate other new parents. Jules’ goal for Bable is to help all parents feel empowered about making better nutritional decisions in the crucial first years of their child’s life.

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Although her first love is design, she became passionate about baby nutrition after having her daughter, Frankie. She’s since become a certified nutrition consultant, specialising in babies. Lauren melded her knowledge of design and nutrition to make Bable the go-to place for everyday food hacks and simple, highly nutritious recipes the whole family will enjoy.

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Describing her practice as ‘Surprisingly Professional’ — Liana is an irreverent human, serious about the work. Her interests in the cultural zeitgeist span music, visual and performance art, fashion and fandoms.

In 2022, she joined ABC’s Gruen as a panellist; has delivered keynotes at SXSW Sydney, The Design Conference and State of Social; sat on juries for The Australasian Writers and Art Directors Association and judged The Australian Financial Review’s Cultural Power List; conducted artist interviews for Semi-Permanent and Sunrise and been featured in InStyle Australia, Harper’s Bazaar and Fashion Journal.

In her spare time, she is a non-executive director of not-for-profit Hello Sunday Morning, a student of clowning and is a patron of the arts.

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She will next be seen leading SOULM8TE, directed by Kate Dolan and produced by Blumhouse Productions and Universal Pictures, further expanding her international profile.

Sullivan is recognised for her psychologically nuanced performances across film and television. In 2023, she carried the feature Monolith entirely solo — a rare one-hander that premiered at the Adelaide Film Festival before screening at SXSW, earning strong critical praise for its restraint and intensity.

She then led New Line Cinema and Warner Bros.’ Evil Dead Rise, which premiered as a SXSW Headliner in 2023 and became the highest-grossing instalment of the iconic franchise, establishing her as a global screen presence.

Her other feature credits include Greg McLean’s Jungle, Lunacy, Forgive us all, I Met a Girl, Sucker, and Galore — which premiered at MIFF before screening at the Berlin International Film Festival. Her performance in Galore earned her the Best Supporting Actress Award at the Cinéma des Antipodes Saint-Tropez Film Festival.

Sullivan made her feature debut in Mental (2012), directed by PJ Hogan and starring Toni Collette and Liev Schreiber, earning both an AACTA Award nomination and a Film Critics Circle of Australia nomination.

Her television credits include Barkskins for National Geographic, The Other Guy and Romper Stomper for Stan, NBC’s Camp alongside Rachel Griffiths, and the critically acclaimed series Rake opposite Richard Roxburgh. She is widely recognised for her portrayal of Miranda in Picnic at Hanging Rock alongside Natalie Dormer. The series premiered at the 2018 Berlin International Film Festival and screened internationally on Foxtel, Amazon and the BBC.

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Immediately finding a strong connection to the oceans most feared predator, the shark, her fascination around this animal grew and became her focus. Staring in her first documentary at 18, Shark girl followed her battle to save sharks from commercial fisheries in Australia. Madison went on to work in feature documentaries and TV productions pertaining to ocean conservation such as BLUE (2017), SHARKWATER EXTINCTION (2018) and ENVOY: SHARK CULL (2021).

Befriending the world’s most infamous shark hunters, infiltrating and documenting the trades threating sharks around the world, Madison’s campaigns have gained international recognition. Most recently founding Project Hiu, an Initiative that offers alternative income to artisanal shark fisherman in the worlds largest shark catching nation, Indonesia.

A technical diver, filmmaker and activist, Madison has created a connection between her content and advocacy to the general public through storytelling and presenting, and has been recognised through awards including the Peter Benchley Youth Conservation Award, as well as Australian Geographic Society Young Conservationist of the Year.

Madison’s unique approach is revolutionising the way we approach a rapidly changing ocean and giving access to some of the world’s most controversial animal trades, while challenging the misconceptions surrounding the men at its heart.

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