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| Dr Karl Kruszelnicki |
Science commentator
Dr Karl makes you curious about things you didn’t know existed. It’s his enthusiasm and vast knowledge that makes you sit up and listen. And listen we do. every week to his many radio broadcasts, He makes regular television appearances on Seven’s Sunrise and The ABC's 'Sleek Geeks. His latest book 'Please Explain" is a hit. Audiences are fascinated at his ability to simpify the complex world of physics. A great entertainer. |
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| Lee Kernaghan |
2008 Austn. of the Year
Lee is one of Australia's most popular country singers with 24 Golden Guitar Awards to his name. His empathy with drought stricken farmers and his efforts to assist their plight inspired his 'Pass The Hat Around' Tour to bring help and caring to this special group. He represents the essence of the spirit of contemporary rural Australia. |
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| Jean Kittson |
Popular comedian and television personality
One of Australia’s funniest women of the stage, screen and radio, Jean started out as a stand-up comedian at Melbourne’s legendary venue Le-Joke and has never looked back. Jean’s career advanced with ABC’s The Big Gig and has grown exponentially, taking in shows such as Good News Week, Media Dimensions, The Great Debate and The Einstein Factor – to name just a few. Jean’s passion, though, is theatre, and in recent times has returned to her source to deliver the sequel to her famous Mums the Word play. |
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| Hon Paul Keating |
Former Prime Minister
Former Prime Minister Paul Keating is considered one of the greatest leaders in our country’s history. His election to the top job was on the strength of his 7 year role as Treasurer, where he was applauded for a range of economic reforms that transformed the Australian economy. His leadership saw the formation of a National Training Authority, superannuation scheme and implementation of the Mabo legislation recognising land rights for indigenous Australians. Paul’s knowledge of international and local issues makes him an engaging and respected speaker. |
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| Thomas Keneally |
Schindler’s List author
Thomas Keneally is one of Australia's most popular and prolific writers, having published more than 30 novels, dramas, screenplays and books of non-fiction. He is also one of its most distinguished, winning numerous prizes including the Booker for Schindler's Ark, later made into Academy Award winning film Schindler’s List. A fellow of the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Tom is also widely known as the founding chairman of the Australian Republican Movement. This garrulous character describes himself as a free-thinking hedonist. |
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| Jennifer Keyte |
Newsreader, presenter and journalist
Jennifer Keyte began her career in radio but it’s the move to television where Jennifer really hit her stride and she was soon presenting early morning program Good Morning Australia. Jennifer’s career has beamed her into lounge rooms with channels Seven, Nine and Ten, hosting shows such as Tonight Live with Steve Vizard, Nine’s Good Medicine and a series of one off and special programs. Jennifer is an accomplished journalist and presenter, MC and guest speaker. |
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| Julia King |
Extraordinary businesswoman
Julia has a strong track record of building sustainable, profitable retail enterprises, with in-depth knowledge of media and marketing. Under her management Louis Vuitton’s operations grew from 3 stores to become one of the best-known, international premium product brands in the region. Furthermore, Julia has been actively involved in developing strategies for a number of Australian and international retailers. A witty and engaging speaker, Julia’s presentation enlightens audiences to the intricacies of business success. |
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| Phil Kearns |
Former Wallaby captain
There is little doubt that Phil Kearns is one of the enduring stars of the rugby fraternity. Renowned as Australia’s most capped hooker, the ten-time captain of the Wallabies has a consistency of character and leadership on and off the field that has earned him the respect and admiration of his peers, fans and the media. Phil’s winning combination of talent, tenacity and determination remained steadfast until his retirement from the field. |
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| Anthony Koutoufides |
AFL hero and showbiz star
Former AFL premiership hero Anthony Koutoufides led an exceptional career with Carlton and accepted captaincy for the 2004-2006 seasons. Widely regarded as the club’s favourite son, Anthony was renowned for his unpredictable and explosive play. After his 2007 retirement Anthony shifted the limelight to showbiz, performing in stage musical 42nd Street, and took out championship of the 2006 Dancing With the Stars. Anthony continues to explore his opportunities, signing up to Seven’s Gladiators and acquiring the moniker, Kouta the Greek God. |
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| Ian Kennedy |
Marketing guru
Regarded as the ‘Father of Direct Marketing’, the visionary and pioneer is the brainchild behind some of Australia’s most successful campaigns: membership acquisition for Diners Club, building the first loyalty database for Qantas, launching the State Bank's first ATM card and developing the first direct response TV campaign for AMP. Ian’s 30 year career has earned him Australia’s highest honours in the business, and frequent speaking engagements across the globe. He is also President of the Starlight Children's Foundation and is frequently quoted on marketing issues. |
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| Kerri-Anne Kennerley |
Host of daytime television
Kerri-Anne’s adaptability, articulate presentation and down-to-earth nature have earned her a successful career spanning business, entertainment and the media. The host of Mornings with Kerri-Anne has been a huge success for the Nine Network and a delight for loyal audiences who mourned the demise of her lunchtime show. Kerri-Anne’s informative and entertaining style has generated great demand for her to endorse products and company profiles, and raise awareness on social issues. |
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| Mary Kostakidis |
Chief newsreader, SBS
Iconic SBS reporter and news presenter, Mary Kostakidis is highly regarded for her strengths in policy, linguistics, research and public administration. Responsible for the development of several SBS departments, Mary went on to anchor the prime time news, a position she has held for more than a decade. A respected moderator, Mary has facilitated numerous panel discussions for government and non-government organisations both locally and overseas. She is also an experienced MC known for her polished and professional address. |
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| Moira Kelly |
Executive Director, The Children First Foundation
Captivated by the work of Mother Theresa, Moira Kelly stuck to her childhood vow to work with the revered nun and was inspired to begin her own journey of humanitarian aid. In 1999 Moira opened the doors on The Children First Foundation, an organisation run to connect children the world over with the medical treatment needed to live. From Bosnia to the Bronx Moira has given hope and life to hundreds of families, facilitating the treatment of their children, and overseeing their after care on her farm outside Melbourne. Moira is driven by her philosophy, "Wherever there is the greatest evil, the greatest good can be achieved." |
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