Kate first came to our attention in the mid-1990s with her unfettered opinions and insightful observations on the iconic Melbourne community radio station 3RRR, where she was part of the popular Breakfasters team. Her distinctive voice and perspective caught the eye of the Working Dog team, leading to her becoming a regular cast member on "The Panel," one of Network Ten's longest-running shows.
In 2001, Kate was invited to bring her unique and very personal conversational style to the start-up radio station Nova 100. She became one of the key figures who catapulted the station to its ratings success. Alongside co-host Dave Hughes, Kate continues to be heard each weekday on Nova 100 and each weekend on the Nova national network.
Kate has remained a familiar face on Australian television, appearing on top-rating TV shows such as "The Panel," "Dancing with the Stars," "Thank God You're Here," "Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation," and "The Circle."
With a degree in journalism, Kate expanded her talents to scriptwriting, contributing to TV shows including "The Col'n Carpenter Show," "All Together Now," "The Bob Morrison Show," "Us and Them," "Shark Bay," "Crocadoo," "Medivac," and "Neighbours." She also co-edited the book "Dear Jack" with Flip Shelton. Additionally, Kate has been a columnist for the Melbourne City Weekly, The Sunday Age, Saturday Herald Sun, and The Age Green Guide.
Life is always interesting around Kate. Celebrated for her original style, wit, and free spirit, she never treads the expected path and somehow manages to juggle a frenetic work career, busy social life, and motherhood.
