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Sue Kellaway is a former New Zealand-born Australian television journalist.

Career background

Kellaway initially trained as a nurse, before switching to modelling and singing, in which she was a former Miss New Zealand[disambiguation needed], before entering public relations and advertising. She then worked on New Zealand broadcasting corporation television as a reporter and presenter, before being selected to host Good Morning Australia on Channel 10 alongside Gordon Elliott in 1981.[1] before moving to co-host the Nine Network's Today Show when it launched in 1982 and was there until 1985 as Steve Liebmann's original co-host.[2]

Currently

She now lives in the United Kingdom with her New Zealand business mogul husband Charles Bidwill.

References

  1. ^ Start the day with Miss New Zealand
  2. ^ Steve bows out after 22 years on Today
Preceded by
originator
 Today
co-host with Steve Liebmann
1982–1985 		Succeeded by

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