International Speakers Group

Lisa Sthalekar is a pioneer of Australian women’s cricket who has earned many accolades as a captain, player, administrator, coach and cricket commentator. Lisa has been a part of the Australian cricket scene for over a decade and won four World Cups during her playing career. She has led her team as a captain in international[…] Read More

Deborah Hutton first appeared on the cover of Australian Cosmopolitan at sixteen and since then has become a household name and much-loved personality. Her modeling career began while she was still at school and led to top international contracts in Germany, Italy and New York, where she worked with the world’s top models and photographers. For more than[…] Read More

Originally from Collie, a small town in Western Australia, Neroli set her sights on sports media from a young age. An avid sports and Fremantle Dockers fan, Neroli is now a Fox Sports News and Fox Footy Presenter in Melbourne. After a four-year stint with Channel 7 in Perth as a sports reporter and AFL[…] Read More

Lead caller for the weekly Hyundai A-League games, and have called over 100 Australian international matches. In vision host of the Hyundai A-League highlights show, going out worldwide. After more than a decade working in both radio and television in the United Kingdom. After graduating from the University of Portsmouth in 1990, Simon Hill embarked[…] Read More

A member of the Seven Network’s television sport broadcast team, Sam’s experience and multi-platform reach is unique. Her first book, ROAR, is unparalleled; telling of the culture transformation generated by the AFL women’s league launch. Sam has been engaged nationally to discuss the phenomenon since ROAR’s 2018 release. Sam is a co-host and boundary rider[…] Read More

Since capturing Australia’s attention as one of the most successful football players in AFL history, Wayne Schwass has gone on to make a name for himself in more ways than one. Born in New Zealand and raised in Warrnambool, Western Victoria, Wayne Schwass began playing Aussie Rules football at the age of ten. But with[…] Read More

David Reyne has plagued Australian television screens for more than three decades, constantly building on an impressive body of work as presenter, morning show host, Logie winning actor, travel writer and musician. He is currently a presenter and producer on Australia’s, longest running and most successful travel program, Getaway, where for over 20 years he[…] Read More

Mark Bosnich is arguably one of the finest footballers Australia has ever produced. The former Manchester United, Chelsea and Aston Villa goalkeeper is considered by many football pundits as a legend of Australian football. Mark Bosnich returned to Australia in 2008 completing a guest stint with Hyundai A-League club the Central Coast Mariners followed by[…] Read More

Highly experienced corporate moderator/facilitator and MC Tracey Curro began her career as a reporter on regional television in Shepparton, Victoria. A year later she returned to her home state to join National Nine News Brisbane as a reporter and weekend news presenter, before being head-hunted by Channel 10 to present Eyewitness News Melbourne and Ten[…] Read More

Sami Lukis is an inspiration to those that meet her. She is confident, intelligent, outgoing, funny and most importantly,  a true professional. Sami graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Business Communication, majoring in Film and Television, and a minor in Journalism. In her final year, Sami was awarded the Federation[…] Read More

Winner of 15 Group 1 events, Simon Marshall was Australia’s premier weight-for-age jockey in the early to mid-90s. Riding such stars as Super Impose, Naturalism, Better Loosen Up, Hareeba, Poetic King, All Our Mob, Mahogany and Mannerism, he was king of the turf. The son of a jockey who took up training after a bad[…] Read More

After spending much of her life on stage, and doing a degree in performing arts – Laura McGoldrick first got into broadcasting in 2009. She hosted a children’s TV show called “Push Play” and after catching the eye of Sky Television, Laura started hosting “The Cricket Show”. As well as being a presenter for NZ[…] Read More