The Big 6-Oh!

What do a KISS tribute band, being a TV producer, having a successful weekend radio program and being a chauffeur to some of the biggest names in Hollywood have in common? 

The multi talented, multi faceted Geoff Moxham.

Helen Hayes has been a travel writer and editor for decades and has never lost her sense of wonder for discovering a new destination or revisiting an old favourite; whether it be a ski resort, a country town, a Neon-clad city, or a journey by train, car or ship.

Joel Gibson has spent the past 15 years hunting down every money-saving trick, hack and loophole available and sharing them with Aussie households via cost of living movement One Big Switch and regular media appearances on TODAY, 2GB, 4BC, and ABC Radio, as well as columns in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

Kobe Steele is Founder and President of Orangutan Foundation International Australia, and a recipient of the Medal of the Order of Australia in the 2021 Queen’s Birthday Honours List for services to conservation and the environment.

Recipient of the Women at Work 2015 International Women’s Day Leadership Award for Global Charitable Endeavours for her work on behalf of orangutans and OFI.

International Board Member for the World Biological Corridor. The World Biological Corridor is an international project for the benefit of all – a continuous area as an ecological belt around our planet, that will unite countries, people, plants and animals, jungles, forests, reserves, savannas, marine habitats of algae forests , reefs, areas of high geological interest, ultimately natural spaces, ensuring the survival of species, thus trying to maintain a continuous path of global biodiversity.

Les joined HUSH as lead guitarist from 1972-1977. HUSH became one of the staple acts of ABC’s Countdown and pioneered glam rock in Australia. With No 1 hits like “Bony Maronie” and “Glad All Over”, HUSH earned 12 gold albums and toured the country selling out wherever they played.

After the band broke up in 1977, Les set up a music production company offering his musical skills to the ad industry with phenomenal success, penning and producing memorable ad campaigns including “This Goes With That At Sussan”, “D-D-D Decore” and his arrangement of “Still Call Australia Home” for Qantas.

The company grew to become Song Zu, a music and sound design mecca in Sydney and Singapore, that attracted some of the cream of Australasia’s composers and sound engineers. Song Zu won every conceivable advertising award domestically and internationally. Les also became chairman of AWARD, advertising’s most prestigious creative body.

Marty Rhone is a multi-award-winning actor and singer who has accumulated a distinguished six decade career on the stage, in television and on film. Marty’s theatre credits include both West End London, Australian appearances in The King and I alongside Yul Brynner, Lou Diamond Phillips, Lisa McCune, and Jason Scott Lee. As the Kralahome in the Opera Australia production he was nominated for a Helpmann Award as Best Supporting Actor.

The Woman Who Rowed Two Oceans | Both Solo | Non-stop | Unassisted

She smashed a World Record on the concept 2 and is the first woman in the world to row the Pacific ocean non-stop and unassisted. She has survived more than 300 days alone on board her 8-metre rowing boat and rowed a total of 20,000kms. 

Seana Smith is the author of Sydney for Under Fives and the co-author of The Australian Autism Handbook, Beyond the Baby Blues and The Superfoods Index.

She studied Latin, Greek and Old and Mediaeval English at Wadham College, University of Oxford before coming to Australia and becoming a best-selling author and well-followed blogger on family and health issues. 

Seana has also just released her new title Going Under: A memoir of family secrets, addiction and escape.

Tim Webster (born 15 December 1951) is an Australian television and radio personality and sports broadcaster. He held various presenting roles on Network 10 from 1981 until 2008.