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Famous Australian TV Anchors

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Brianna Keilar
(Journalist and Host of "New Day" and "Right Now" On CNN)

Brianna Keilar
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Birthdate: September 21, 1980
Sun Sign: Virgo
Birthplace: Canberra, Australia

Brianna Keilar is a journalist who previously worked as a general assignment correspondent, Congressional correspondent, and White House correspondent for CNN. She is currently working as CNN's senior political correspondent. In 2019, Keilar, a military spouse, started writing a column titled Home Front, which continues to play an important role in bridging the civilian-military divide.

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John Torode
(Celebrity chef)

John Torode
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Birthdate: July 23, 1965
Sun Sign: Leo
Birthplace: Melbourne, Australia
Australian celebrity chef and restaurateur John Torode initially worked at the U.K.-based Conran Group's restaurants. He is also known for his appearances on shows such as This Morning and the revival of MasterChef in 2005. He owned the Luxe and Smiths of Smithfield and has also authored several cookbooks.

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Eddie McGuire
(Television presenter)

Eddie McGuire
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Birthdate: October 29, 1964
Sun Sign: Scorpio
Birthplace: Broadmeadows Vic

Eddie McGuire is an Australian TV presenter, radio presenter, and sports commentator for Fox Footy. A famous name in Australian Football League, McGuire was honored with the Australian Sports Medal in 2001. For his achievements in entertainment, media, and community-based activities, Eddie McGuire was awarded an honorary doctorate by RMIT University on 17 May 2013.           

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Marc Fennell
(Co-anchor on The Feed)

Marc Fennell
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Birthdate: June 2, 1985
Sun Sign: Gemini
Birthplace: Sydney, Australia

Marc Fennell is an Australian film critic, television presenter, and technology journalist. He is best known as the co-anchor on the satire television series The Feed. He won the first AFI Young Film Critics Competition as a young man. He also produces digital video projects exploring cinema culture and is the author of That Movie Book.