Meet one half of Sea Fm’s new Breaky Radio show Luke “Foz” Forrest.
With over a decade of experience in the radio industry, Foz has left his mark across community radio and Triple M, showcasing his passion for broadcasting. Standing … Continue Reading
Anthony Barnhill is a leading Australian conductor, pianist, and composer. His international credits span concerts, theatre, television, and radio.
Anthony was recently Musical Director for Opera Australia’s acclaimed production of The Phantom of the Opera, the best-selling show of all … Continue Reading
Milena was born and raised in Brisbane though she often travels to Serbia to visit family. Milena’s passion for the performing arts permeated throughout her childhood as she trained extensively in ballet and other accompanying styles. During the Covid lockdown, … Continue Reading
Natasha Wanganeen is a proudly indigenous actress whose career commenced with her starring role in the 2002 award winning feature film Rabbit Proof Fence which she shot at age 15. She has subsequently performed in numerous stage, film and television … Continue Reading
Blair Joscelyne (also known as “Moog”) is a musician, presenter and Youtube personality from Sydney, Australia. He is the co-creator and co-host of the Youtube series ‘Mighty Car Mods’ which is one of the worlds most watched automotive … Continue Reading
Jack Post can be heard as ‘Cacklin’ Jack’ on Australia’s most downloaded & listened to podcast The Hamish & Andy Podcast on SCA’s LiSTNR. Jack is also well-known for waking up Melbournian’s each weekday for the last 7 years, alongside … Continue Reading
Trisha Morton-Thomas is an Anmatyerr woman born in the Northern Territory of Australia. She is a writer, producer, director and actor who has worked in the Australian film industry since 1998 when she appeared in Radiance playing the lead role … Continue Reading
Mike Amor is one of Australia’s most experienced broadcast journalists.
He is currently a presenter for Channel Seven Melbourne’s top rating new service, having returned to Australia after 18 years as the network’s United States Bureau Chief.
In a career … Continue Reading
The powerful play “Fortune & Men’s Eyes” by Canadian playwright, drag queen and theatre director John Herbert inspired Neil to cancel his intention to study law and instead pursue a career in the performing arts. Neil opted to study with … Continue Reading
Born in Hong Kong, Richard spent over 18 years deeply immersed in the Hong Kong Chinese culture before moving to Australia in 1994.
Training at Melbourne’s National Theatre and graduating in 1999, Richard went on to appear in many local … Continue Reading