Tiffany is deeply passionate about public speaking and regularly engages with schools, sporting clubs, and corporate groups, hosting major functions and events.
Her journalism career began in 1993 with Australian Runner Magazine as a feature writer, followed by roles at 3UZ (now Sport 927) and freelance work at The Age until 1999. Tiffany's career took off when she joined Prime News in Albury as the Sports Presenter and journalist. In 2000, she moved to Channel Seven in Melbourne as a full-time Sports Reporter, covering a wide range of sports including the Olympics, Australian Tennis Open, and AFL Grand Finals.
In 2007, Tiffany joined ESPN to establish their Melbourne Bureau and became their correspondent for SportsCenter (Pacific Rim), covering major events like the ESPY awards and anchoring SportsCenter from ESPN's headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut.
Returning to Australia in 2009, Tiffany rejoined Foxtel as the Host for their coverage of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, and London 2012 Olympic Games. She also presented sports for Sky News until 2012 and launched her radio show 'The Hen House' on SEN 1116.
Tiffany's achievements include being the first female AFL boundary rider, winning multiple awards in sports journalism, and maintaining a diverse sporting background - from competing at the World Triathlon Championships to working as an AFL physiotherapist and owning her own practice.
Her extensive travels to six Olympic Games, three Commonwealth Games, and numerous other global sporting events enrich her storytelling, reflecting her deep love for sports and adventure.
