Myf Warhurst is a broadcaster, TV presenter, journalist & writer. She is currently Australia’s commentator for the Eurovision Song Contest alongside Joel Creasey and co-host of the weekly arts and culture podcast Bang On with Zan Rowe.

Myf grew up in regional Victoria before moving to the city to study Music and Fine Arts at Melbourne Uni. She worked for some time as a journalist, providing arts and music stories for The Age and Inpress magazine, before becoming Managing Editor of the Melbourne street paper in 1999.

Myf was first introduced to radio as the showbiz reporter on Merrick and Rosso’s Triple J Drive Show in 1999. When they moved on, Myf moved into a full-time gig at the Js, hosting the Saturday night request show in 2000 before landing the afternoon shift in 2003. Here Myf got to do all the things she loves best: playing CDs, talking about music, pop culture and chatting with folks. She then combined her loves to create her infamous daily segment show, The Trashy Lunchtime Quiz. It was also on this lunchtime shift that listeners once heard her sing along to an entire You Am I song on air after she left her microphone on. After a few years, she moved on from Lunchtime to spend some time getting up super-early to do Triple J Breakfast with Jay and The Doctor. In January 2008 Myf left Triple J and joined her great mate Peter Helliar on the Pete and Myf Triple M Melbourne Breakfast Show. She and Pete enjoyed finding out way too much about each other over 18 months!

Between 2014 and 2017, Myf presented Lunch With Myf weekdays on ABC’s digital radio station Double J. The opportunity to play new releases, talk to musicians and have free reign to delve into the archives made Double J the perfect home for this massive music fan! From 2018 to 2019, Myf hosted the daily afternoon show on ABC Radio.

Myf has been a columnist for The Guardian and The Age, musing on the world around her and giving us an insight into her take on life. She guest-hosted on ABC local radio and reports regularly for The Project on Network Ten.

Myf is best known for her 7-year stint wrangling rock stars and other showbiz luminaries as a team captain on ABC TV’s music/comedy quiz show, Spicks and Specks. After 277 episodes Myf, Alan and Adam decided to finish the show on a high note in 2011. Starting in Sydney in November, she toured the country with the guys performing the hugely successful Spicks & Speck-tacular – a concert version of the TV show. Over 80,000 dedicated fans came to farewell the trio over 27 shows with the tour wrapping up in Melbourne in January 2012. In 2018, Myf, Alan and Adam returned to reboot Spicks for a one-off special that was the ABC’s highest rating show of the year. The gang got back together for yet another big special as a part of Ausmusic Month in 2019, as well as three exciting shows which ran through 2020. This year, for the first time since 2014, Myf, Alan and Adam returned with a full 10-episode series that aired on Sunday nights.

Myf premiered her first solo venture Myf Warhurst’s NICE, a series that embraced cultural icons of the past, the things that surround us, and all things… ‘nice’ in 2012. With one of the most recognisable voices in Australian entertainment, Myf also lends her voice to the popular ABC Kids show Bluey as Aunt Trixie.

In 2020, Myf entered the South African jungle for the sixth series of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! Australia, where she was one of the most popular celebrity contestants. Online she hosted Delivered Live alongside Henry Wagons throughout Covid-19 lockdown in Victoria and teamed up with Joel Creasey to present the Coopers Live Loud and Local virtual entertainment series.