Grant Denyer is a versatile talent known for his diverse achievements—from winning the 2018 Gold Logie to racing cars and holding Guinness World Records, all while maintaining his reputation as a genuinely likable personality.
Grant’s career in media spans two decades, where he has endeared himself as a fun, warm, and cheeky radio and television presenter.
Starting at Prime TV in Wagga Wagga as a journalist, he moved to Network Ten in 1999, leveraging his racing background to become a prominent pit reporter for their V8 Supercar coverage.
In 2003, Grant joined Seven Network's SUNRISE as a weather presenter, marking the beginning of his remarkable journey. During his time there, he set five Guinness World Records, tackled challenges like trying out as a Rugby League cheerleader, and travelled Australia in the weather wagon for a full year. He also made headlines as the first journalist to report from Innisfail’s cyclone zone in 2006.
Grant’s versatility shone further when he won the fourth series of Dancing with the Stars, surprising many with his dancing skills. He later hosted the inaugural season of It Takes Two and fulfilled his dream of racing at the Bathurst 1000, finishing ninth. His popularity soared as the host of Australia’s Got Talent and the Sunrise weather presenter.
In 2013, Grant expanded his hosting repertoire, leading Seven’s Slideshow and becoming the energetic quizmaster on Million Dollar Minute. The following year, he joined Network 10 as the beloved host of Family Feud, where he presided over nearly 1200 episodes, including award-winning specials like the All Star Family Feud.
Grant Denyer continues to captivate audiences with his charisma and diverse talents, leaving an indelible mark on Australian television.
