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In many ways, Sylvia Jeffreys’ time working in the cut-throat world of breakfast television was the perfect preparation for motherhood. As the news presenter on Nine’s Today for 4½ years, Sylvia’s alarm would shake her from sleep five mornings a week at the eye-watering time of 3.15am. Coffee and adrenalin were her constant companions. Since having Oscar, […]

Australia’s most successful broadcaster, Alan Jones, will host a new weeknight program exclusively on Sky News. With an unprecedented track record of putting Australians first and his words into action, each Monday – Thursday at 8pm Alan Jones will bring his purposeful and informed insights to Sky News audiences. Alan Jones will premiere on Monday

Pushing a shopping trolley down the sparsely stocked aisles in her local Woolworths, Lisa Wilkinson is stopped by a sudden thought.”I wonder if Mum needs anything,” she ponders, pulling out her mobile phone and preparing to make a quick call to find out.  It’s then – not for the first time, and certainly far from

Sky News today announced former Australian Ambassador to the United States Joe Hockey has been appointed Sky News US Political Contributor and will play a key on-air role during the channel’s 2020 US Election coverage. Live from Washington DC, Mr Hockey will provide exclusive US political and economic insights in the lead up to the pivotal US Presidential Election

Tyler Wright is a two-time world surfing champion in her athletic prime. But the fact she is back on her feet, carving down the line with power and grace, is remarkable given just a few months ago she could barely even walk. “The amount of pain I was in consistently and the state at which

Ben Fordham has been named as the new host of 2GB’s breakfast program replacing legendary broadcaster Alan Jones, who this morning announced his retirement following advice from his doctors. Fordham is a Walkley award-winning journalist who has won ‘Best Talk Presenter’ in Australia five times and who has, for almost a decade, served as 2GB’s

Belinda MacDougall, nee Krum, was 14 years and nine months old and a student at Warners Bay High School in NSW when she got her first job at Charlestown McDonald’s. “I earnt $4.25 an hour and saved enough to get a navy blue Mazda 323, which was huge at the time,” MacDougall, now 42, says