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| Peter Hillary |
Mt. Everest Conqueror
On 25 May 2002, like his father Sir Edmund before him, Peter Hillary stood on the summit of Mt Everest for the second time. The expedition, led by Peter and sponsored by National Geographic, was part of the 50th Anniversary of the first ascent. Peter shares his stories of challenge and achievement with a natural speaking style that is inspirational and entertaining to a backdrop of breathtaking photographic images.
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| Ian Healy |
Test Cricket Great
He is one of only five Australian’s to have played more than 100 Test matches, and has the exclusive honour of having played the greatest amount of matches by any keeper in international history, at 119. For eleven years Ian Healy was a permanent fixture in the Australian Cricket Team, missing just one Test because of a broken thumb. Off the field, Ian joins the Nine Network team as sports commentator, and enjoys guest appearances, speaking engagements and MC roles.
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| James Hird |
AFL Legend
A true football legend, James Hird was admired for not only his on-field bravery, but also his exceptional ability to anticipate the course of play. In 1997, the Essendon Football Club named the then-triple best and fairest winner in its Team of the Century on the half-forward flank, and in 2002, named him as the third-best player in the club's history. Since his retirement in 2007 James has maintained a busy role in the media.
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| Grant Hackett, OAM |
Swimming Superstar
World record winner Grant Hackett is one of the greatest swimmers of all time. The Olympic, Commonwealth, Pan Pacific and World champion has consistently displayed his power, determination and talent to take him into the record books as the world’s best 1500m swimmer, with wins and accolades in several other distance races. The level headed and charismatic star is renowned outside the pool for his leadership and captivating presentation style. |


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| Chris 'Buddha' Handy |
Larger than life rugby icon
Chris ‘Buddha’ Handy - few names are more synonymous in the world of rugby than this larger than life sporting icon. His rugby career began playing for his home state, Queensland, before going on to earn his stripes with the Wallabies. When he retired from the field, Chris’ exuberant personality fit perfectly behind the microphone, commentating on every World Cup, Super 10 and 12 since 1987. In constant demand as a guest speaker, Chris captivates his audience with endless stories, sharp wit and his unique style. |


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| Mark Victor Hansen |
Chicken Soup for the Soul
The author the best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul series is known as America’s Ambassador of Possibility. Having found his own life’s calling, Mark has made it his mission to help others find theirs through an empowering journey of discovery and motivation. He has stimulated powerful change in millions of people and continues to be a highly successful presenter, author and motivator. |


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| Roy Slaven & HG Nelson |
Radio and television personalities
Few media duos match the sharp wit and humour of the hilarious Roy & HG. Sports commentators for over 30 years the pair are inextricably linked with their entertaining commentary of the AFL and Rugby League Grand Finals, and werehosts of the television’s Club Buggery and Monday Dump among several others. Their longstanding spoof sports show The Sporting Life has aired on Triple J for over 20 years. |


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| Marcia Hines |
Singer and Australian Idol judge
Australia’s queen of soul, the rich and powerful voice of Marcia Hines has entertained audiences since the mid-sixties. The diva and theatre star shares the judging panel with Kyle Sandilands and Dicko on Australian Idol, bringing the voice of reason and support to hundreds of Idol hopefuls across the country. But it’s performance that keeps Marcia on top of her world, and with hits across four decades it’s little wonder she was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2007. |


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| Gabi Hollows |
Founder – Fred Hollows Foundation
The Advance Australia Award for Community Service speaks of the outstanding contribution Gabi Hollows has made to eye health, not only in Australia, but also in some of the most disadvantaged communities on earth. An inspiring and dedicated woman, she has followed in the path set by her late husband Fred Hollows. Their tireless efforts have given sight to hundreds of thousands of people since the Foundation’s inception in 1993. She is also recognised as one of Australia’s Top 100 Living National Treasures. |


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| Max Hitchins |
Leader in Hospitality Management and Marketing
Hospitality management and marketing expert, Max Hitchins is highly regarded world-wide for his insightful wisdom and experience and his ability to achieve results. As the creator of the Zebra Marketing Principle he designs, demonstrates and delivers ways to make your business "stand out" from the herd. An inspiring and motivational speaker, Max is recognised as one of the world’s top marketers and presenters and is the author of several top selling books. |


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| Doug Hawkins |
Star of AFL
“Dancing” Dougie Hawkins was a symbol of outstanding skill and determination in an illustrious tenure with the AFL. A prolific kick winner and veteran of 329 games, Doug hung up the boots to embark on what has become a successful media career. A truly entertaining and authentic personality, Doug has built national appeal through highly rated television shows Footy Show on Channel 9, and Channel 7’s Live & Kicking before sidestepping to The Game. |


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| Andrew Horabin |
The corporate messenger with a twist
Andrew Horabin, the man behind one of many alter-egos, Mick Stupp, is a comedian and performer of serious talent and creativity. He delivers the messages of his corporate clientele through a mix of storytelling, interaction and humour that leaves his audience in fits of laughter. Andrew’s highly polished, satirical humour, and unique ability to engage and educate have earned him many repeat performances across Australia including his standing as preferred MC for the West Australian Symphony. |


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| Timothy Hyde |
Corporate MC/ Magician of the Mind / Motivational Humorist
Timothy Hyde is a highly experienced and highly entertaining Corporate MC and Entertainer, with nearly 30 years experience working for corporations Australia wide and in the USA, South Africa and New Zealand. As a Motivational Humorist Timothy uses his skills as a Magician, Actor, Teacher, Comedian & Speaker to entertain, educate and inform. His repertoire of Stories, Magic, Humour and Insights results in highly focused, sophisticated and memorable presentations. |


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| George Halkias |
Humanitarian
George is a well respected community figure who has supported some of the most vulnerable members in our community. Over the past 15 years he has coordinated innovative services and programs that have changed the lives of many Australians. Following completion of a psychology degree, George has worked extensively in the government and community sectors on various ground breaking projects. He has used his skills to find unique ways to involve the corporate world in his projects, such as the recent 2008 Homeless World Cup in Melbourne. |


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