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  • Max Walker

Max Walker

Sports Media Personality 

Following an outstanding test cricketing career Max moved on to become a successful entrepreneur, author of 14 books and in demand globally for his authentic and inspirational speaking style, Max is described as the ‘total professional’ and ‘extremely user friendly’. Add 3,000 hours of anchoring 'live' television programs to his already substantial life experience and it becomes easy to see why Max is often referred to as the complete all-rounder.

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  • Doug Walters

Doug Walters

Cricket Player / Commentator 

The man regarded as one of Australia’s greatest batmen ever became the third youngest Australian to score a test century just a few days shy of his 20th birthday. He went on to build his popularity and success with a string of highlights spanning over a decade, and continues his career today as a commentator for Channel 9 and conducts coaching clinics for youngsters. A brilliantly dry and funny speaker

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  • Lisa Wilkinson

Lisa Wilkinson

Co-host - 'Today Show'

Lisa Wilkinson is a respected journalist and corporate presenter who exhibits her talents in magazine publishing, television and radio. She runs a thriving international magazine consultancy. Lisa’s relaxed and informative delivery style, exemplified in her co-host role on the Nine Network’s Today Show, has made her a popular presenter and facilitator.

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  • Tom Williams

Tom Williams

TV Celebrity

From carpenter, to travel show host and Dancing With The Stars champion, Tom Williams is keen to continue his rise in television, or wants his old job back. A stint on radio led to a blossoming relationship with Channel Seven where Tom moved into our lounge rooms and became a household name. The adventure mad presenter combines his energy with good humour and charm to engage and entertain audiences.

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  • Keran Wicks

Keran Wicks
Founder– Network Video

Between leaving school at 13 and founding Australia’s largest independent video chain marketing and buying group at 33, the rise of Keran Wicks would not have been complete without an abundance of vision and determination. Keran’s inspiring story includes the David vs Goliath battles and balancing a serious career with single parenthood and a child with mental illness.
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  • Dr Fiona Wood

Dr Fiona Wood
Burns Specialist

Fiona, an established plastic surgeon and mother of six, became world renowned for her patented invention of spray on skin for burns victims. Her exceptional skill and leadership received deserved praise in 2002 when she and her team at Royal Perth Hospital treated the largest proportion of the Bali bombings survivors. This highlighted the ground breaking research into burns treatment taking place in Western Australia and subsequently led to Fiona receiving the 2005 Australian of the Year Award. 
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  • Steve Waugh

Steve Waugh
Cricket Great & Philanthropist

Steve is widely acclaimed as one of our greatest ever test captains. His skill at the crease and in the field are only matched by his gentlemanly off field demeanour. His philanthropic exploits are also significant with his role as Patron of Camp Quality in Australia and the work he and his foundation does in India for the children of the por and Leprosy afflicted. In 2004 Steve was named Australian of the Year
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  • Max Walsh, AM

Max Walsh, AM
Political and business journalist

Journalist, author and broadcaster, Max Walsh has covered the relationships between politics, business and economics for over four decades. His significant contribution to journalism is recognised with an Order of Australia and is shared with audiences through several media channels. Max facilitated the launch of Nine Network’s Sunday program, and was co-presenter of the ABC’s Carleton-Walsh Report.
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  • John Williamson

John Williamson
Australian Country Music Legend

John has carved out a niche in the Australian musical scene, writing and performing songs that resonate with audiences from the city to the outback. His hit, True Blue, has become somewhat of a national anthem, and many more hits followed, rewarding him with numerous albums and 18 Golden Guitars by the Australian Country Music Awards. The man himself is as connected to people and country as his songs describe; John often engages in conversation with his audience, and it’s from these that new hits are born.
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  • Todd Woodbridge

Todd Woodbridge
Most Titles Won

Australian tennis great Todd Woodbridge is one of this country’s most celebrated sporting legends. His talent and dedication have earned him the sports highest accolades including 7 Wimbledon championships; his 2000 French Open doubles win with partner Mark Woodforde sealing off his achievement for the most titles won in professional tennis. Off the court Todd has built a respected media and speaking career, travelling internationally for engagements and appearing on local television.
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  • Paul Wade

Paul Wade
Socceroo Captain 

Paul’s on-field soccer career spanned more than 400 international and national games. The former Socceroos captain, known worldwide as “Wadey”, looks back on a stellar football career punctuated with numerous highlights including World Cup and Olympic appearances, and  playing against one of the game’s most celebrated players – Argentina’s Maradona. Paul’s ability to engage audiences in his passion for the game has ensured a thriving media and consultancy career – motivating everyone from our nation’s youth to the boardroom with his messages of teamwork, leadership, persistence and perseverance.
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  • Rebecca Wilson

Rebecca Wilson
Sports Journalist & Commentator

Rebecca Wilson is all over it – sport that is. Coming  from all angles – player, spectator and commentator – Rebecca is well-placed to leverage on her journalistic beginnings. The commentator and reporter has covered numerous major sporting highlights in a media role that has seen her move  effortlessly between print and broadcast reporter, television host and senior media management roles for the Super League and News Limited. Rebecca’s journalistic cred also embraces social commentary, where her fast-paced wit, intelligence and strong personality have positioned her as both a force to be reckoned with and highly entertaining.
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