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Sita Sargeant is a historian, author, and founder of She Shapes History, a social enterprise uncovering the overlooked stories of women who have shaped Australia. Having guided over 10,000 people on tours and authored a book featuring 250 women across 31 towns and cities, Sita was recognised as a 2026 Young Australian of the Year and continues to inspire audiences to embrace a more inclusive view of history.
Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, boasts 28 medals, including an unmatched 23 golds, cementing his legacy as the greatest swimmer and athlete of all time. Born in Baltimore, he began his journey at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, showcasing unparalleled talent and determination. Phelps' dominance and versatility inspire athletes worldwide, embodying excellence and resilience.
Libby Lombardo is an inspiring speaker and advocate whose courageous journey to secure a controversial, life-changing treatment for her daughter transformed their lives and influenced Australian medical practices. Featured on 60 Minutes and honored internationally, Libby shares powerful lessons on resilience, bold action, and finding purpose, inspiring audiences to overcome adversity and embrace meaningful change.
Shae Graham shares her inspiring journey from overcoming a devastating car accident to becoming the first female member of Australia’s national wheelchair rugby team. A trailblazer both on and off the court, Shae's story of resilience, determination, and breaking barriers in male-dominated sports motivates audiences to embrace challenges and pursue their dreams fearlessly.
Amanda Reid, a two-time Paralympian and proud Indigenous woman, shares her journey from swimming to cycling, winning a historic gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. A record-breaking athlete and mentor, Amanda inspires audiences with her messages of resilience, leadership, and embracing heritage, motivating others to overcome challenges and pursue their dreams with determination.
Stan Grant is an esteemed journalist and broadcaster with a prolific career spanning over 25 years across more than 70 countries. His roles have included ABC Federal Political Correspondent, London-based European Correspondent for the Seven Network, and China Correspondent for CNN in Beijing. As the International Affairs Analyst for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Stan has covered significant global events from the release of Nelson Mandela to the war in Iraq, earning him multiple prestigious awards including the Columbia University Du-Pont and the U.S. Peabody Award.
Muggera is a family group who prides itself on its cultural knowledge and professionalism. The members for Muggera come from a long line of cultural leaders, world-class performers, with a formidable respect for culture. Based out of Yugambeh country, Muggera shares Minjungbal culture with the community through world class performances and experiences.
J-MILLA is a proud member of the Marranungu people, who are the traditional landowners of the Litchfield National Park in the NT. Born in Darwin J-MILLA's life started hard from the get-go, yet he managed to find a way to stand outside the intergenerational trauma pathway that affects so many Aboriginal families. Losing himself in music and storytelling got him through and it was this part of his culture that he clung to. When J-MILLA noticed the power of narrative and its influence on those around him; mainly his brothers and sister - J-MILLA’s passion for writing lyrics and telling his own stories began. J-MILLA used this passion as a weapon to maintain a healthy mental state for himself and his siblings. His lyrical content swings between deep societal commentary and bangin’ club vibes.
Casey Conway is one of Australia’s hottest and most unique properties right now. The former NRL Sydney Roosters player is one of Australia’s few, and most successful, Aboriginal male models, having starred in campaigns for Sluggers swimwear, aussieBum apparel and BLK performance apparel.
Michael O’Loughlin, former AFL star and founder of CMC Indigenous Services, is celebrated for his dynamic playing style, marked by his agility, speed, flair, and aerial skills. Over a distinguished 20-year career, he played 303 senior AFL games for the Sydney Swans, earning All-Australian honors twice and representing Australia in International Rules.
An influential and engaging keynote speaker, In 2016, Michael established CMC Indigenous Services leveraging his extensive leadership experience to advance Indigenous education, engagement, employment, and opportunities.
Narelle Hooper is an adviser, author, director and one of Australia’s most respected business commentators and communicators. She was the founding co-chair of the Australian Financial Review-Westpac Women of Influence Awards and editor of the award-winning AFR BOSS Magazine.
The story of Damien Thomlinson, an Australian veteran of the war in Afghanistan, is one that continues to evolve and inspire people around the world.
It was while serving in Afghanistan with the 2nd Commando Regiment that Damien's life was changed forever. In April 2009, whilst on night patrol in Southern Afghanistan, Damien’s unit drove over an improvised Taliban bomb. Damien suffered horrendous injuries in the explosion, which resulted in both of his legs being amputated. The damage to his body was so severe his medical team claim it is a miracle he wasn’t killed, and there were many times throughout his immediate treatment and beyond that medical staff did not think he would pull through.
Damien’s incredible journey of triumph over adversity, positive attitude and ambition for the future stands as proof that no challenge is too great and that the ANZAC spirit truly is alive and well. His is a story of reinvention, of embracing change and of approaching life with a mindset of positivity.
Nova Peris-Kneebone is a versatile Australian athlete who has succeeded in both the sporting arenas of field hockey and track and field. She became the first Australian Aboriginal Athlete to ever win an Olympic Gold Medal on the hocky field. She later switched to athletics and contested the 1998 Commonwealth Games and 2000 Olympic Games. Nova has since worked in many roles supporting the indi ...
From monk to venture capitalist and keynote speaker Kamal Sarma has transformed leaders and teams globally. Over the last 20 years he has delivered significant results for people and companies with his customised framework and teachings.
