Damian Cotter is an Australian

basketball coach and is, currently, an assistant coach for the Chicago Bulls of the NBA. His coaching career began in 1999 with the Knox Basketball Incorporated as a director of coaching (1999-2007) and head coach

(2000-2007).

Damien served as the head coach

of the Sydney Kings Australian men’s basketball team from 2014 until 2015. He has also previously trained numerous Australian teams for World Championships and Basketball Competitions. From 2013 to 2016, he

served as the assistant coach of the Australian Opals, finishing in third place at the 2014 World Championships and fifth place at the

2016 Olympic Games. He also served the head coach of the basketball program at the NSW Institute of Sport. 

An Australian born boxer of Lebanese heritage. Started boxing at the age of 12 to try and overcome his chronic asthma.

As an amateur he had 133 bouts for 98 victories. It was this amateur career success that led him turn professional and win the IBO super featherweight title in 2008 and holding the IBF featherweight title from 2011 to 2013.

Currently active and being trained by Australian boxing legend Jeff Fenech.

A former Australian professional rugby league footballer. Considered a journeyman, having played for 5 clubs, the last being the Cronulla Sharks with whom he won the 2016 Premiership which was the clubs first title win. He has also represented NSW in the State of Origin series.

Now retired, he is a Fox Sports rugby league commentator and a game analyst.

Is a retired Australian professional Boxing legend, who represented Australia in the 1984 summer Olympic Games. He would later go on to win 3 World Championships, in 3 different weight divisions, undefeated. 

He was the first man to accomplish this feat which led to his induction into the international Boxing Hall of Fame in 2002, the Australian National Hall of Fame in 2003 and in 2013, was the 4th person to be elevated to legend status. Currently Jeff is training some of Australians up and coming boxers.

Is an Australia former professional Rugby league footballer of the 1980’s and 1990’s. He was a part of the Penrith Panthers grand final winning team in 1991, delivering the clubs maiden premiership. He was also a NSW State of Origin representative , and has also represented Australia internationally. From 2009 to 2017, he was part of Triple M’s breakfast radio show, “the Grill Team’. He currently continues to work as a Rugby League media identity.

Love him or hate him, Bill Harrigan was the best rugby league referee in the world, referring 393 games in a 17 year career. Prior to picking up the whistle, he served as a police officer, was also part of the tactical response group, worked for the special weapons and operations section, witness protection unit and finally as a police negotiator.

It was here he learnt important lessons in arbitration and conflict resolution, attributes that proved to be vital skills on the rugby league field. He presided over 10 grand finals, 21 State of Origins and 22 test matches.

Is an Australian Radio presenter, media and television personality. His career began in community radio in 1990 in Bankstown and then all around the country. 

When on 2MMM Sydney afternoons he achieved the highest daytime figures for the station, people began to take notice. This led to him being paired with Amanda Keller on WFSM where they have become the powerhouse of FM morning radio in Sydney. Coupled with regular stints on lifestyle television shows has made Jonesy a staple of our cultural diet.

Amanda Keller is an Australian journalist, radio and television presenter and media personality. Early in her career she was a researcher on ‘Simon Townsend’s Wonder World’ and then a researcher and producer for ‘Good Morning Australia and the ‘Ray Martin Midday Show’, where she began to appear regularly on camera. This led to her being signed to ‘Beyond 2000’ the internationally popular science television program, for which she won numerous awards for. In 1995, she joined forces with her friend, Andrew Denton, of Sydney Radio station ‘Triple M, where she cohosted the breakfast show. Currently she is one half of WSFM’s Breakfast show ‘Jonesy and Amanda’ with cohost Brendan Jones as well as hosting the highly successful channel Ten show ‘The Living Room.

Karen has become one of Australian day-time television’s most recognisable faces through her role as lifestyle reporter and presenter on programs including Good Morning Australia, Sydney Weekender and Channel 7’s The Morning Show.

Over the years she has interviewed local and international celebrities, co-hosted live events, reported on current affairs and done voice over work.

Karen’s professionalism and experience in the field of on-camera presenting have resulted in her being appointed as a tutor in NIDA’s “presenting to the camera” program and she has become a sought-after corporate media skills trainer and facilitator.

She is one of the most recognizable faces on Australian television. She started out as a primary school teacher, but a career in acting beckoned. She started her career on the stage with roles in “Bye Bye Birdie” and “West Side Story”. 

In 1993, she joined the cast of Home & Away to play the role of Irene Roberts and she continues in that role to this day making her the 2nd longest cast member of the show and the longest serving female cast member of a television soap opera in Australia television history.

Steve is a former Australian rugby league professional, best known for his career with the Manly Sea Eagles. He is the leading try scoring forward in the history of the game and third all time. When you add up all the first grade games he’s played, it totals a remarkable 531 games.

He has been awarded the following honours, 1994 Dally M rookie of the year, Dally M second rower of the year ’94, ’95, ’98 and lock of the year 2002 and was a premiership winner on three occasions.

Australian born Actress of Greek-Cypriot descent started working in televeision at the age of 13 as an extra which led to her first major role on the Heartbreak High. 

She went on to join the cast of Home & Away, playing the role of Leah Patterson-Baker, where she now is one of its longest serving cast members. She also featured in the Hollywood blockbuster, The Matrix, as White Rabbit, along the way taking out the 3rd season of Dancing with the Stars. She is a darling of Australia television.