James Tobin

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Engaging television personality and Entertainment Reporter James Tobin is part of the Seven Network's Sunrise team and is seen on weekends roving around the country dishing up the weather. He also appears regularly on Sunrise and The Morning Show with entertainment reports, interviews and weather.

Recently James has featured as the 'face of' Seven' Vaalia Happiness campaign and Oral B's Powering Australian Smiles. James will also features on Seven's digital channels hosting their latest movie sneak peeks reviews. James has also embarked on a corporate relationship with Sabre Pacific Travel - the world's biggest travel IT provider, filming monthly internal web videos and hosting corporate events.

James can be seen on the Movie Network hosting star bios on the Star Pics channel and movie juice on MovieOne. James also hosts Event TV and red carpet premiers for Event Cinema's.  Previously James hosted a Saturday evening travel series No Leave No Life.

James started his media career when he joined ARN as a music researcher, then moved on to Austereo's 2DAY FM.  He jumped across into television to join Foxtel's Nickelodeon Channel, hosting their Saturday morning show sn:tv and specials, including Head to Head. He became a popular children?s television personality and appeared on a number of other shows, including Sarvo and the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards.

James joined the Seven Network hosting the weekly music program Eclipse Music TV and children's game show Go Go Stop.

James joined the networks top rating breakfast show to take on the role as Sunrise's Entertainment reporter. Audiences have loved James' interviews with such diverse stars as Hugh Jackman, Michelle Monaghan, Robert Downey Jnr, Kelly Clarkson, Dannii Minogue, Jack Black and The Foo Fighters.

James has also established an acting career, appearing in Network 7's medical drama All Saints and the Australian feature film Lovely Scary Wolves.  He proved a to be a crowd favourite and had a ball on the Seven Network's Dancing with The Stars - which he believes proved that he is better at interviewing entertainers than perhaps dancing around as one!


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