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Having discovered songwriting at a young age, the teenage Lou found herself in the national spotlight as the voice of Snakadaktal, a beloved five-piece Melbourne band whose five-year run from 2009-14 yielded the Hottest 100 hits Air and Dance Bear and the ARIA top 10 album Sleep in the Water. After the success of the band’s electro-tinged spinoff Two People, Lou launched her solo career with the Phoebe Go project and the EP Player, with its tough, determined breakout single We Don’t Talk.

Led by the poignant Good Fight and the irresistibly hooky Leave, Marmalade marks the sound of Phoebe Go coming into her own as an artist, weaving together the strands of her musical experience for a sound that ranks among Australia’s finest alt-pop.

Over time, Hieu developed a signature style that blends traditional and digital techniques, weaving dimensionality throughout his compositions. These works are often characterised by gilded gold leaf accents, flat graphic elements, stark negative space, expressive watercolour abstractions, and delicately rendered figures in soft realism. His paintings have been exhibited in both group and solo shows worldwide, with frequent showcases in Los Angeles, New York, and Melbourne. In recent years, his work has also entered the realm of Wizards of the Coast’s Magic: The Gathering, contributing several artworks to the iconic franchise.

Beyond his own artistic practice, Hieu is a passionate advocate for art education. Since the early stages of his career, he has shared his creative journey transparently, offering in-depth process insights across his social media platforms, which have garnered a following of over two million. His commitment to education has expanded into global watercolour workshops, where he aims to challenge the perception of watercolour as merely a hobbyist’s medium. Through his teaching, he hopes to inspire both art enthusiasts and professionals alike, fostering a deeper appreciation for the medium. His artistic philosophy is embodied in his personal motto: “be right back, chasing dreams.”

With these roles it is little wonder that Clint has a reputation of being one of the most hard-working talent in radio and TV, who thrives on spontaneity. Clint’s other career highlights so far include covering the 2024 Olympics in Paris, The Ashes in both Australia and England, Wimbledon, Australian Open, the 2012 London Olympic Games, three FIFA World Cups (Brazil, Russia, Qatar), a cricket World Cup in India, as well as a stint as Europe Correspondent for the Nine Network.

It’s quite a list for someone who initially wasn’t sure they wanted to be in front of the camera. But on his first day as a Year 10 work experience student at Melbourne’s Channel 9, things changed. Watching the doyen Brian Naylor present the 6pm news from the studio control room, a young Clint was hooked.

After finishing at Glen Waverley Secondary College, Clint completed a Bachelor of Arts at Deakin University which led to his career in sports journalism. In 2002 he began his television career with WIN in Bendigo, but it wasn’t long before he returned to Nine News as a reporter in 2005. Following a stint in the UK, Clint returned to Melbourne and worked with Wide World of Sports and became the Weekend Sports Presenter on Nine News. It was soon obvious the qualified and experienced journalist was just as comfortable sharing the fun, slightly cheeky side of his personality. Clint landed the dream job for a sport’s tragic – Sport presenter on the Today Show. His fresh-faced enthusiasm led to the role as host of Weekend Today.

Away from the camera Clint is proud to be a National Ambassador for OCRF (Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation) where he’s raised more than $250,000 with the Silver Lining ride, and the children’s cancer charity MyRoom.

Her dominance continued with more gold and silver medals through 2018 and 2019, culminating in a historic Olympic gold at the Tokyo 2020 Games, where her crew set an Olympic best time. Recognised with an Order of Australia Medal in 2022, Lucy has remained a consistent force in international rowing, competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics as a three-time Olympian and finishing fourth in the women’s eight.

He continued to train with the city's most acclaimed kitchens while building his business on the side. Ferges and his wife give back to the veteran community by regularly hosting free food events as a way to foster community and positivity.