Liz Hayes' distinguished career in television and print journalism can be attributed to her exceptional talent, versatility, and unwavering determination. Unafraid to tackle new and challenging roles, Hayes has continually pushed beyond her comfort zone to deliver her best work.
Her illustrious career includes numerous prestigious assignments, such as "The Greatest Gift," a documentary on heart transplantation highlighting the work of Dr Victor Chang. This program, which Hayes produced and presented, aired nationally and earned her a Logie Award.
Hayes has showcased her versatility by hosting a variety of special event broadcasts, including the BHP Awards, the Business Woman of the Year event, the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, and the Olympic 2000 decision live from Monte Carlo.
Among her acclaimed projects is a documentary for Care Australia, in which Hayes travelled through war-torn and impoverished third-world countries to profile the lives of children. More recently, she produced and hosted two impactful documentaries—one on death and another on premature babies. Both received widespread acclaim and solidified Hayes' reputation as a skilled journalist, producer, and media executive.
Her expertise also translates to corporate work, where she excels in keynote speaking, presenting corporate videos, and serving as a master of ceremonies. Her popular keynote address draws inspiration from her extensive experience and unconventional approach to achieving dreams, both personal and professional. Her presentations have consistently enhanced the success and appeal of various functions, including corporate conferences, award dinners, and fundraisers.
Liz Hayes continues to build on her impressive career achievements with her role at "60 Minutes," Channel Nine’s premier current affairs program.
