Noni Hazlehurst

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Noni Hazlehurst is an Australian television icon, starting her career on The Box in 1974.

Memorable moments would sparkle the television landscape with roles in The Sullivans, Waterfront, The Shiralee and The Letdown.

A whole generation of Australians watched her present the ABC’s flagship program, Play School, for over 20 years. She was the main presenter of Better Homes and Gardens on Channel 7 for a decade and then had a lead role in the Seven drama series, City Homicide.

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In 2013, Noni went on to play Elizabeth Bligh / Goddard in the Seven and then Foxtel series, A Place to Call Home.

She currently stars in the new Australian drama, The End.

In this podcast, Noni Hazlehurst talks about:

  • Playing a significantly different role in The End
  • Baring all on screen
  • How the elderly are treated in the aged care system
  • Play School, and should we move with the times
  • Women in a male dominated industry
  • The state of Australian drama
  • Memorable moments
  • Why she has not appeared in reality formats
  • Acting with her son William in City Homicide
  • The future
  • and THAT smile
  • Special thanks to Vanessa Hollins at Foxtel for organizing this interview

    The End – 8:30 Tuesdays on Fox Showcase or all 10 episodes On Demand

    Note: My story and podcast first appeared on TV Blackbox

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Aaron Ryan is the owner and editor of TV Central, an independent Australian television and media publication. He has more than 25 years of media experience, including work with The Kalgoorlie Miner, ebroadcast, Mumbrella and TV Blackbox. Aaron leads editorial direction for TV Central and writes television news, ratings coverage, interviews, programme features, cinema reviews and podcasts.

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