Kym Wilson is a Logie Award winning actress and is the PR dynamo behind Australian Fashion Designer Leona Edmiston's International expansion.

Kym’s work includes ABC’s Brides of Christ, for which she received a Logie Award for Best New Talent, McLeod's Daughters and Water Rats for Channel Nine, Heartbreak High on Network Ten, All Saints, the role of Darcy Hudson in A Country Practice and co-hosted Video Smash Hits on the Seven Network. Her other credits include G.P. The Lost World and The Ferals.

Her film credits include the short film He She We filmed in the U.S.and Flirting alongside Naomi Watts and Nicole Kidman, which won Best Film at the AFI Awards. In 2008 Kym was made a board member of Australian in film based in L.A.

Kym has also performed in The Crucible and Blackrock The Sydney Theater Company, The Ensemble and in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Adam Williams is a Creative Director, Choreographer, Presenter and Performer. Adam has a wealth of professional experience in the commercial dance, fashion and musical theatre worlds.

Adam appeared as catwalk coach on Australia’s Next Top Model 2011, Foxtel and most recently hosted Network Ten’s McDonalds Art Challenge. 

His choreography credits include series regular on So You Think You Can Dance on Network Ten and corporate events globally such as the 2009 MTV Awards, The Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Awards, Australian Idol, Telecom (Hong Kong), Australian Film and Television Awards, 20/20 Cricket, Rosemount Australian Fashion Week, GQ Man of the Year, American Apparel and Panasonic.

Adam has also choreographed for Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Kylie Minogue, Kelly Clarkson, Delta Goodrem, Sophie Monk, Tina Cousins, Fall Out Boy, Vanilla Ice and for the private birthday celebrations of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Greece. Adam Williams is the ongoing Creative director and choreographer of the live underwater display at the Mirage currently in Las Vegas.

Adam’s musical theatre credits include Dirty Dancing, Saturday Night Fever, Titanic, The Full Monty, Leader of the Pack, Footloose and Chicago.

On screen, he is a featured dancer in the Warner Brothers film Scooby-Doo: The Movie.

Adam Williams is currently an ambassador for the children’s charity Smile Foundation.

Sharni was the Star of international films Step Up 3D, Bait, Blue Crush 2. She has also filmed guest roles in the USA for Cold Case, Navy NCIS, and CSI NY, among others and is well known to Australian audiences as Cassie Turner whom she played from 2005 – 2008 in the long running television series Home & Away.
Sharni Vinson is a professional dancer, trained in ballet, jazz, tap and contemporary and is also an accomplished singer and was signed to Sony Australia as part of the girl band Foxfire IV.

Blake Worrall Thompson is a health and wellbeing expert / trainer and currently appears on Foxtel’s Lifestyle program Eat Yourself Sexy. He was nominated as a finalist in Cleo’s top 50 Bachelors in 2011.

Blake writes for Daily Telegraph's Body & Soul and features regularly in magazines such as Network, Fitness First, Good Health, Health Smart, and Shop Til You Drop. He is quickly developing a strong online following as contributor to Women’s Weekly online, Lifestyle Channel online. Blake has appeared on Channel Nine’s Feeling Good and Style Network's reality weight loss show Ruby.

He is the founder of Ministry of Wellbeing, taking an innovative and holistic approach to health and fitness. His clients come from a diverse range of executive backgrounds from the world's leading bankers to celebrities such as Chef Ainsley Harriott and Natalie Bassingthwaighte. During his time in London, Blake developed his approach to holistic health, learning international best practices to bring home to his clients in Australia.

Blake has co-authored Switched On: Health & Wellbeing Professionals Vol 2. a book targeted at the busy, stressed individual of the 21st century. The book teaches strategies around resilience and sustained performance, which features Australia’s most inspiring health and wellbeing experts.

Rozz Switzer is a leading television presenter, corporate speaker and trainer. Rozz is a regular on Mornings with Kerri-Anne (Nine Network), where she presents advertorials, hosts lifestyle segments, interviews celebrities and provides live red-carpet coverage. Rozz has interviewed many local and international names including Hugo Weaving, Keanu Reeves, Nicole Kidman and the late Mr Kerry Packer, among others. Rozz was the host of the hit reality series Chains of Love and has hosted several specials for Network Nine including Days of Our Lives: A New Day and The Young and the Restless: The Next Chapter. Rozz is the face of the advertising branding segment What's New and has hosted campaigns for companies such as Virgin Mobile, Woolworths, Arnott's, Raid and Dairy Farmers and also owns her own talent and production agency specializing in Advertorial expertise. Rozz holds a post-graduate certificate in Television Journalism from UTS, is an Honours Graduate of QUT with a Bachelor of Education majoring in Drama and Film and Media.

Toni is an accomplished actress, singer and presenter who most recently played the role of Tilly Devine in an Episode of Crime Channel’s Tough Nuts.

Toni’s television credits include Beth Armstrong in Home & Away, Justine in Out of the Blue, Jenny in JAG, Toni Windsor in E-Street and Patty Morrison in A Country Practice. Toni also made a guest appearance in Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg’s The Pacific.

Toni has had film roles in the Australian feature films All Men are Liars and On the Dead Side as well as on the US production Colin Fitz Lives!

Toni has also appeared on stage with Perth Theatre Company’s Stories from Suburban Roads and at Brisbane’s Lyric Theatre in Return to the Forbidden Planet.

As a presenter & personality Toni was the host of the hugely successful Australia’s Funniest Home Videos for over four years and then took to the floor in Channel Seven’s Dancing with the Stars. Toni has hosted numerous TV programmes including Red Music Television, Video Smash Hits, Coca Cola Take 40 and also featured in Celebrity Circus and Abbamania (Nine Network).

Toni’s early music career saw her release four singles and an Album titled Intimate through Mushroom Records.

Matt Lee is a leading Australian dance personality and choreographer who has starred in some of Australia’s favourite television and stage shows. Matt is currently performing the role of Bert in Mary Poppins for which he won the 2011 Helpmann Award for Best Male Actor in a Musical.

Matt’s stage credits include major roles in Miss Saigon, We Will Rock You, Hugh Jackman’s The Boy from Oz, Rent, The Witches Of Eastwick, Oh’ What A Night, Grease, Dein Perry’s Steel City, Hot Shoe Shuffle and the Australian Opera production of Rags.

Matt was a permanent member of the judging panel, as well as choreographer, of the Logie Award winning series So You Think You Can Dance for Network Ten, which earned him a 2009 Logie Nomination for Most Popular New Talent.

Matt is the motion capture principal in the Oscar winning animated feature Happy Feet. Other screen credits include the role of Jonno in the multiple AFI winning feature film Bootmen and a guest role in the Channel 7 series Home & Away.

Matt is widely recognised as a choreographer for his work with Hilary Duff, Human Nature, Guy Sebastian, Marcia Hines, and Christine Anu. In 2000, working as Choreographer with Australian pop group sister2sister, He toured worldwide supporting Pop Princess Britney Spears on her Oops I Did It Again tour. He choreographed the opening of the 2010 Logie Awards with six-time ARIA award winner Gabriella Cilmi.

Maggie Kirkpatrick holds a unique place in the Australian entertainment industry. Maggie created one of the most iconic characters in our drama television history and simultaneously evolved into one of the most accomplished and admired theatrical leading ladies. She more recently appeared as Madame Morrible in the Australian production of the Broadway musical Wicked, which opened in Melbourne 2008 and toured nationally.

She has worked extensively with Australia’s leading theatre companies including STC for Major Barbara, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, The Ham Funeral, A Delicate Balance, A Cheery Soul and The Cripple of Inishmaan. MTC’s Emerald City, the State Theatre Of South Australia’s Shoehorn Sonata, The One Day Of The Year and Perth Theatre Company’s A Passionate Woman. She has also appeared extensively at Marian Street Theatre, her most successful role being Margaret Ramsey in Peggy for You, for which she received a Mo Award (2001).

Maggie was directed by Michael Blakemore in Death Trap and shared the stage with Sir Michael Redgrave in JC Williamsons Voyage Round My Father, Susannah York in Shoehorn Sonata for London’s Kings Head Theatre and Topol in Fiddler on the Roof among others.

Maggie’s musical repertoire further includes Irene, Anything Goes, Songs from A Side Show Alley, Singin’ in the Rain and the West End production of Prisoner Cell Block H; The Musical, not to mention several highly successful and long running, one-woman cabaret shows, The Screw Is Loose and Maggie Kirkpatrick...Still Here.

Her television credits include, All Saints, Blue Heelers, Water Rats, GP, Home and Away, Pacific and of course, Joan “the freak” Ferguson in Prisoner.

Maggie’s feature film roles include Welcome To Woop Woop, Lillian’s Story, Billy’s Holiday, The Night of the Prowler, The Getting of Wisdom and the SBS produced feature With Mother.

Media personality, Shelly Horton is Editor-At-Large of the entertainment section “S” in the Sun Herald. She writes a weekly column “Last Word” about what’s hot, who’s hot and new trends. Shelly is a regular on both Sunrise and The Morning Show, commentating on fashion, celebrity, gossip, lifestyle and entertainment. She has interviewed some of the world’s biggest stars and worked the red carpet at the Emmy’s, MTV Movie Awards and the Logies. Shelly has appeared regularly on TV and radio on ACA, Today Tonight, Today Show, Mornings with Kerri-Anne, Australia’s Next Top Model, 2UE and ABC Radio. Before working at the Sun Herald Shelly was the South Pacific Correspondent for the most watched entertainment program in the world, Entertainment Tonight America. She started her career as a newsreader on Triple J, then a reporter on ABC on covering health, arts and crime. From chasing ambulances to chasing celebrities it’s been an interesting road in her Jimmy Choos!

Dan Ewing is an actor and presenter. He is currently playing the role of Heath in Network Seven’s Home & Away.

Dan played Dillon, The Black Ranger, in the ongoing international Disney television series Power Rangers. He has also appeared as the guest role of Jason Stone in the Foxtel Network’s Spirited, Jason Gardner in Nine Network’s Rescue Special Ops, Blue Water High, Go for It, LA Noir. He has also featured US feature film, Superman Returns.

Dan is the face of the MensFit campaign along with being the face of Yd. and Cotton On. He has appeared in a number of television commercials and has been featured in music videos for Amy Pearson and Scarlett Bell.

He was awarded a NIDA scholarship in 2008.

Dan is an ongoing supporter of the Westmead Children’s Hospital along with St. Vincent De Paul.

Laura Csortan begun her career as both Miss Universe and Miss World Australia and has become one of Australia's leading television presenters.

Laura travelled the world with Network Seven’s, The Great Outdoors. She then co-hosted the internationally acclaimed Wheel of Fortune and continued her passion for travel as a presenter on Network Nine’s, Holidays for Sale and Qantas Destination Guides.

Laura hosted Discovery Channel’s, Worlds Best Beaches and fronted BBC’s six part series Massive Nature, Racing Today and Good As Gold, all for Network Seven.

Originally from Adelaide, Laura gained certificates in Outdoor Leadership as a fitness trainer before completing a Bachelor of Applied Science in Sport and Recreation Management majoring in journalism.

Laura supports the National Breast Cancer Foundation and is an ambassador for the Cancer Council's ‘Girls Night In’.

Michael Cormick is an accomplished actor and singer of international standing.

In 2011, Michael released his first solo album to coincide with his starring role in the Australasian tour of The Music Of Andrew Lloyd Webber.

In 2009 – 2010 Michael completed a national sell out tour of Mamma Mia in the lead male role and was invited to perform at the prestigious Carols By Candlelight at The Myer Music Bowl on The Nine Network.

Michael played Preston Walker in City Homicide (Seven Network). He recently featured in Sea Patrol as Don Andrews on Network Nine and as the role of Paul Kruger on Bluebird for the ABC.

Michael’s local theatre lead credits include:  The Rocky Horror Show, Cats, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Grease, Falsettos, Eureka, Sunset Boulevard and the lead role in Beauty and the Beast, for which he received a MO Award.

His international roles include the lead in Phantom of the Opera, Calamity Jane, Romeo & Juliet, Chess and Evita and most recently End of the Rainbow for the Edinburgh Festival and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End production of The Woman in White.

Michael has performed in numerous live and television concerts throughout Europe, including Royal Command performances of The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables, the Christmas Festival opening at Royal Albert Hall and frequent guest appearances on the Terry Wogan Show (BBC London).

He has also performed his own one-man cabaret show, Michael Cormick Sings Burt Bacharach, throughout Australia and at The Ritz and Savoy Hotels in London, to rave reviews.

Harry Cook made his professional debut in the lead role of Larry Conway in the feature Accidents Happen, starring opposite Academy Award winner Geena Davis. Harry quickly landed the lead role as Archie Cox in the thriller feature film Caught Inside.

Harry’s television credits include the Logie Award winning children's series My Place and Nine’s Telemovie Panic at Rock Island. Harry has also appeared on stage in ATYP’s Citizenship Directed by Lee Lewis.

Maz Compton is one of Australia’s foremost entertainment reporters and presenters. Maz currently heads The Action Battle Team at Nova 919 Breakfast show and has most recently been spotted on the weekly Metro Whip on The Project, Network Ten. Maz was regarded as the most experienced VJ on MTV, delivering live broadcasts globally. She went onto co-host the Nova nights show ‘Launchpad’ in Sydney.

Maz has hosted numerous MTV Australia-produced events and programs such as Full Tank Texas and Las Vegas, MTV & Billabong’s Backdoor to J-Bay, MTV & Billabong’s Backdoor to Mundaka, Full Tank Fuji Rock Festival (Japan), Girlfriend Model Search, Maz’s Mexican Vacation which included the MTV Video Music Awards Latin America and TRL European Vacation which included the MTV Europe Music Awards (Italy).

Nationally she has presented two of MTV Australia’s ARIA Red Carpet Specials and was nominated at the 2006 Dolly Teen Choice Awards for ‘Raddest VJ in the Country’. She has interviewed international superstars including Wyclef Jean, Kelly Rowland, Fergie, Good Charlotte, Avril Lavigne, The Foo Fighters, Wolfmother, Hilary Duff, Kanye West, Alicia Keys, Nick Lachey and Outkast.

Her producing credits include the M&R Show with Dicko and Sophie Monk on Sydney’s Nova 969, Merrick & Rosso as assistant producer and co-hosting the Hot 30 Countdown across the Austereo National Network, reaching millions of Australians.

Maz has appeared in Australian TV series’ Heartbreak High and Breakers.

Maz presented at Wave Aid, NIDA and is the Australian MTV spokesperson for World AIDS Day and the Starlight Foundation. Maz was nominated ‘Most Popular Female Personality at 2008 Astra’s’.

Bill Collins is Mr Movies, his charisma charm and warmth have made him one of our most loved and respected presenters. With an enormous depth of knowledge and appreciation of the arts, including film, music, literature and dance, Bill Collins holds a unique place in this Australia’s cultural history.

Bill has graced screens on virtually all Australian free to air networks over the years and in 2009 he was inducted into the Logies Hall of Fame to recognise his contribution to Australian television.

Bill’s television career began when he first appeared on ABC TV presenting and producing a series of segments on film appreciation. In 1966 he appeared on Channel 9 with the Golden Years of Hollywood and in 1975 moved to Channel 7 with Bill Collins’ Golden Years of Hollywood, Bill Collins’ Picture Show and Bill Collins’ Show Business. In 1980 he moved to Network Ten where he continued to present the hugely popular Golden Years of Hollywood.

In 1995, Bill joined the FOXTEL network. Bill now evokes the golden years of Hollywood every night of the week when he presents Fox Classics, the dedicated movie zone on the Fox channel. From the Boatshed Theatrette, Bill showcases Twentieth Century Fox’s fantastic library of musicals, action thrillers, comedies and academy award winners.

Bill is fully qualified teacher at both secondary and tertiary level and lectures regularly on film and associated subjects at various Universities, including the University of Sydney where he gained his B.A. (Hons) Dip.Ed.M.Ed.

Bill’s career as a film critic covers newspapers, magazine interviews (over 500 celebrities) and reviews which eventually led to the publication of three books: The Electric Classroom (in collaboration with two colleagues at the Sydney Teachers’ College); Bill Collins’ Book of Movies and Bill Collins Presents The Golden Years of Hollywood. He has also launched his own series of classic movies through CEL, the Bill Collins Movies Collection.

Bill’s achievements were also acknowledged when he was awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) for his services to film and television (1987).

Benita Colling’s face is synonymous with Australian childhood. Since 1969, she was a presenter and toured nationally with Play School. Benita has most recently MC’d The Australian Observance of the United Nations Day of Vesak 2011.

Benita is an accomplished actress and began her career at The Independent Theatre in 1955, with names such as Reg Livermore and Owen Weingott. She then joined the famed Ensemble Theatre and Hayes Gordon, playing lead roles in many Ensemble productions.

Benita has worked extensively in television drama with roles in Division 4, Homicide, Rafferty's Rules, A Country Practice, The Restless Years and The Sullivans among others and has made appearances on Talkin 'bout Your Generation, Rove, The James O'Loghlin Show, Backberner and the Micallef Programme. Her film credits include Knowing (with Nicholas Cage), Computer Ghosts, Return to Eden and Sun Struck, alongside Harry Secombe.

As a presenter, Benita’s documentaries include: CES, Telecom, Griffith University (QLD), The NSW Department of Sport, Recreation and Racing, and St John Ambulance.

Benita has worked as a narrator with The Sydney, Tasmanian and Queensland Symphony Orchestras, The Sydney Youth Orchestra and The West Australian Symphony Orchestra. She has provided numerous voice-overs for television and radio, and recorded nine albums and CDs, many for Play School and more recently, narrating and singing for the West Australian Symphony Orchestra Education Chamber Orchestra.

Benita has also MC’d for many corporate and public events including Carols in the Domain.

Didier Cohen is an actor, model and television personality with a bright future and a colourful past. Didier has just been announced as a new member on 2 Day FM’s Kyle & Jackie O breakfast show and is developing his own clothing line.

He recently appeared on Channel Nine’s successful Celebrity Apprentice and proved to be one of the series most popular contestants - the series attracted up to 1.6 million viewers.

A highly successful international model, Didier has featured in campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana, Nike and Adidas, among others and was the face of Industrie with Miranda Kerr for two years. He has also has appeared in video clips for Natalie Bassingthwaighte and Mariah Carey.

Didier has recently starred in three short films Nightcrawlers, Coincidence and Mind Games directed by up and coming filmmaker James Demitri and will also feature in and co-direct the documentary film, The LA Story.

Prior to Didier moving to Australia he began his career in music where he worked as one of LA’s youngest music industry executives starting at 18 as an A&R scout for Immortal Records/Epic, RCA Records under music industry legends Clive Davis and Jeff Blue. At 20 he moved over to A&R /Management for Velvet Hammer Records/Management.

Didier is an ambassador for Youth off the Streets

Casey Burgess is an established actress, musician and television presenter with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. She is currently a cast member of the internationally successful children’s ensemble Hi-5. Hi-5 has been nominated for numerous ARIA & TV Week Logie Awards.

Casey is currently writing and recording music for her debut as a solo artist.

Her extensive television credits include roles in the Chanel Seven’s Home and Away, Tripping Over and White Collar Blue for Network Ten, Farscape and Don’t Blame Me. Casey has featured in the film My Husband My Killer, and telemovie Scorched for the Nine Network.

She hosted the television series Girl TV for Seven Network and took part in a number of live show appearances as a presenter, including Carols in The Domain and The People’s Choice Awards.

Casey has performed in Annie The Musical and for GFO’s A Little Princess stage workshop.

Nick Bracks is an actor, presenter and model. Nick has most recently launched his own underwear line, Underbracks.

In 2011, Nick appeared on Channel Seven’s Dancing with the Stars and was fondly referred to by judge Helen Richey as ‘Mr Dynamite’. He was also a finalist in the Top 50 Cleo Bachelor’s of 2011.

Nick has also established himself as an elite player in the modeling industry. He has recently worked with high profile brands MYER, David Jones, American Crew and Bonds. Nick was featured in the 2010 L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion week launch.

Nick is an ambassador for Beyond Blue in raising awareness about depression. He is passionate about health and fitness and holds a BA in Business. He is the son of the popular Victorian Premier, Steve Bracks.

Natalie Bassingthwaighte is one of Australia’s most versatile entertainers and has achieved significant success as an actress, musician, presenter and author. She was most recently a mentor on Channel Seven’s The X Factor Australia.

Natalie’s premiere solo album 1000 Stars, released in 2009, debuted at number one on the Australian charts. Natalie is the only Australian artist to date to have two simultaneous singles in the iTunes Top Ten.

Her previous musical incarnation, as front woman for The Rogue Traders, saw Natalie and the band achieve multi platinum sales cross two albums, several APRA wins, an MTV award and seven ARIA award nominations. Natalie was presented with a No 1 Aria for 1000 Stars and was honored to co - host the 2010 awards in Sydney.

Natalie was the presenter of Network Ten’s Logie award winning, So You Think You Can Dance Australia for all three series and was personally nominated for the best presenter award in 2009 and 2010.

Natalie is renowned worldwide as notorious femme fatale Izzy Hoyland in the iconic television series Neighbours (2003-2007) and recently appeared in the third installment of the hugely successful series Underbelly; The Golden Mile on the Nine Network, with the premiere of the series recording the highest rating TV debut of the year.

In 2011, Natalie returned to the theatre for the debut sell out season of Love Loss and What I Wore at the Sydney Opera House. Having established her career in musical theatre, Natalie has played roles in musicals such as Rent and Chicago and was the female lead in Grease and Footloose.

Natalie is also the co-author of Sistahood: A Journal of Self-Discovery, a book designed to boost self-esteem and inspire young women.

Natalie is the ambassador for the SONY FOUNDATION.

Daniel Amalm is one of Australia’s most versatile actors, a presenter and musician.

For over a decade, Daniel has been a regular face on our television and film screens. He has most recently filmed his third Series of the Nine Network’s Rescue Special Ops, after his critically acclaimed role of Dino Dibra in the premiere series of Underbelly on the Nine Network.

In between series, Daniel made his hosting debut on Fox 8’s Boxing Series, The Contender.  Daniel played the lead role of Anthony Argo in feature film Two Fists One Heart and appeared in the Australian film Cedar Boys.

Daniel began his career as the popular character of Jack in Home & Away in which he was nominated for the Logie for Most Popular New Talent.

Daniel pursued his music career which saw him tour internationally as a pop artist signed to Albert’s/EMI. Whilst signed to Albert’s/EMI Daniel released a single, Classical Gas which peaked at No.5 on the Dance Charts followed by Honey Dip Girl which was voted No.1 on Network Ten's Video Hits for 5 consecutive weeks.

Timomatic was a grand finalist on Australia’s Got Talent and has released his debut album ‘Welcome’ which is written, performed, and produced by Timomatic alone. Since Australia’s Got Talent, Timomatic has been in high demand performing gigs across the country including supporting International Acts, FloRider, Salt nPepa and Janet Jackson. Timomatic has a New Single being released in November 2011.

“Timomatic” starred in Fame The Musical. He reached the Top 8 in So You Think You Can Dance, Australia 2009. This was quickly followed by a sellout national tour and demand from all areas of the entertainment industry. Timomatic immigrated to Australia at 10 months old from Nigeria, West Africa. His father was an academic and thus Tim was raised in various cities around Australia as his father was placed at Universities in Canberra, Perth, Darwin, Melbourne and Sydney. He began dancing at the age of 11; studying hip hop and spending time with local break-dancers in each city; at 14, inspired by Michael Jackson’s Black and White, he commenced studying singing at The Parkway Church in Canberra. At age 16, Timomatic debuted in a semi professional production “IGNITE” with the Tracks Dance Company. After spending six months at University studying Psychology and Management, Timomatic decided to follow his true passions. He has since studied for a Diploma in Entertainment with a major in vocals with JMC Academy. At age 17 to 20 he acted as artistic director for the hip hop dance company “Kulture Break” based in Canberra, performing in Singapore, China, USA as well as touring nationally.

Lowie is an award winning radio Australian announcer, television presenter and comedian. He has just completed a year hosting his own Australian national show, "Lowie's Super Awesome Mega Mega Hollywood Show" on NOVA Sundays. Lowie is LA based, and is filming a pilot for a new dating show as host.

Lowie began working at 15years old as a junior audio producer on the Gold Coast's 90.9 SeaFM where he was nominated for his first Australian Commercial Radio Award (ACRA). He moved from Mid-Dawns (12am-5am) to B105 to host Australian Made, a late night syndicated program playing 100 percent Australian content. His profile skyrocketed after scoring one of the most sort after job in Australian Radio hosting Lowie’s Hot30 Countdown, a show he took to number 1 nationally for 2 years before venturing into TV.

Lowie was the host of Australia's FOX8's series Road to Rock Star which hunted Australian music talent to become hopefuls on the American series titled Rock Star Supernova. The band consisted of Tommy Lee (Mötley Crüe), Gilby Clarke (Guns N' Roses) and Jason Newsted (Metallica). Lowie hosted CD Live with Asha Keurten, a Saturday night countdown on FOX8 before joining free to air television to host Ralph TV on the Nine Network. Lowie returned to radio in 2009 with a new show Lowie vs America for the Southern Cross Media Network, which earned him 3 ACRA (Australian Commercial Radio Award) Nominations in 2010.

Lowie began his stand up career in late 2005 at Brisbane's Infamous Sit Down Comedy Clubs, performing at such venues as The Stones Corner Hotel, And the Paddo Tavern.

Lowie then moved to Sydney in early 2006 to pursue comedy, He would frequently do stand up at clubs such as The Mic In Hand in Glebe and The Comedy Store at Fox Studios.

Lowie moved to New York in 2008 where he began performing at Sals Comedy Hole and Comix.
After moving from NYC to Los Angeles in 2010, Lowie became a frequent comic on the local scene, performing regularly at the world famous Comedy Store on The Sunset Strip, the birthplace of such comics as Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Jim Carrey, David Letterman and Jay Leno. He meet The Laugh Factory Owner, Jamie Masada that same year and began syndicating a national show titled Lowie at The Laugh Factory in which Lowie would interview comedians and play vinyettes of there stand-up whilst also playing some of his own. In late 2011 Lowie became a student at The Upright Citizens Brigade created by Amy Pohler (SNL, Parks and Recreation) Ian Roberts (Anchor man, Arrested Development) and Matt Walsh (The Hang Over, The Daily Show).

Julie Goodwin is a versatile leading lady of the Australian stage who is currently playing the role of Grace in the forthcoming national tour of Annie.  Julie most recently starred under the direction of Kate Gaul in The Cunning Little Vixen for Sydney Chamber Opera at Carriageworks, Sydney.

In 2010, Julie performed with Michael Cormick at Carols By Candlelight at The Myer Music Bowl for The Nine Network.

Her theatre credits include the role of Maria in West Side Story, after making her debut with the role of Christine Daae in the Australiasian tour of The Phantom of The Opera starring Anthony Warlow in 2007.

Julie released her debut album Love Went a-Riding for Skylark Classics, featuring Art Songs in English and has performed at a number of large charity events including the Royal Hospital for Women Gala Dinner, Day of Difference Gala Dinner, All that Jazz for Sad Kids and A Musical Tribute to the Royal Flying Doctors Service.

Graduating from the Sydney Conservatorium High School, Julie was awarded a merit scholarship to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and is also a graduate of the prestigious Talent Development Project (2006).

Manu Bennett is a versatile actor with an extensive list of Australian and international credits to his name. Manu has most recently starred as Crixus in the third international television series Spartacus: Vengeance staring with Lucy Lawless.

Manu’s film debut was made alongside Anthony La Paglia in the 20th Century Fox film, Lantana which won seven AFI awards.

Manu’s international film credits include Billy Kitka in 30 Days of Night, Paco in The Condemned, the male supporting role of Bennett in The Marine alongside John Cena and as Andrew Simpson in Tomoko playing opposite to acclaimed actress Rumiko Koyangi.

Manu’s television extensive series credits include Kevin in All Saints (Network Seven), Lipinsk in Water Rats (Network Nine), Mark Davies in Blue Heelers (Network Seven) and Kirk Barsby in Paradise Beach (Network Nine), Brandon Bell in The Strip (Network Nine), Jon Heke in Mataku (New Zealnad), Matt Urlich in Street Legal (Canada), Jack Hewitt in Shortland Street (New Zealand), Marc Antony in Xena (New Zealand) and Sinbad in Sinbad and the Minotaur (Australia/US).