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Five-time Gold Logie nominee Adam Hills is one of Australia's most beloved comedians—and he's conquered Britain too.

Aussies know him as the charismatic host of ABC's Spicks and Specks, the music quiz show that became essential viewing. Across the pond, he's a household name thanks to The Last Leg, his Channel 4 talk show that was supposed to be a one-off for the 2012 London Paralympics. Over a decade later, the Brits still can't get enough. (You can catch it on SBS TV too.)

Carl Barron is Australia's most popular live comedian. He grew up in Longreach in Central Queensland, the son of a sheep shearer, moved to the Gold Coast where he became a roof tiler, then headed to Sydney and decided to walk on stage at the Harold Park Hotel one night - and the rest is history. His non-threatening, observational style appeals to everyone.

He has touched the hearts of thousands of people with his gentle, self-conscious, relaxed and original approach to comedy. Since winning Comic of the Year and Best Up and Coming Talent in 1993, Carl has established himself as one of the most accomplished comedy performers in Australia and around the world, treading the boards throughout New York, LA, London, South Africa, Auckland, Ireland, Singapore, Scandinavia and Edinburgh.

Dave Hughes is one of Australia's biggest and best stand-up comedians – and fellow comedians call him 'the GOAT.' A household name who's made sharp wit and larrikin charm his trademark, Hughesy is universally revered by those inside the industry as the comedian's comedian.

His career exploded in 1998 with a legendary debut on Hey Hey It's Saturday – so good it was the only stand-up spot replayed on the show's 50th Anniversary Special. From there, he became a breakout star on The Glasshouse, co-founded the iconic Before The Game, delivered unforgettable Hughesy Loses It segments on Rove Live, and was a key pillar in the launch of The Project in 2009, staying for five years.

If variety is indeed the spice of life, then Des Dowling's career is a vindaloo of life threatening intensity. He spent the early years of his career as a news and current affairs reporter for the ABC, Channel 7 and Channel 9. Des decided making people laugh, rather than making them cry, was a far more noble way to earn a living. In the twelve years since, he's carved out a career as a top line comedian and corporate entertainer travelling the length and breadth of Australia. He's headlined at Australia's premier comedy clubs and performed his own sold out comedy/sketch show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Combining his comedic and television skills he worked for two years writing and directing sketches for the hugely successful "AFL Footy Show" and wrote and directed three half hour documentaries for Arena Television's "Day In The Life" series. He also wrote and directed Ch 10's, Logie nominated, comedy mockumentary series "Mark Loves Sharon". When he's not behind the camera, Des is in front of it, working as a presenter on Ch 7's Kinne and Look at Property as well as and Ch 9's Manspace. Des is meticulous, intelligent and very funny, and an asset to any event as both a host and a stand up comedian.

Kitty Flanagan is one of Australia's best-known comedians. She has played clubs and theatres all over the world and tours Australia relentlessly, taking her award-winning stand-up shows to regional arts centres and theatres everywhere.

Kitty is a writer and performer - Kitty is co-writer, co-director, and star of the hit comedy series Fisk on the ABC and Netflix, which has won two AACTA awards for Best Comedy Performer and Best Narrative Comedy and a Logie Award for Best Scripted Comedy as well as a 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 Silver Logie Award for Most Popular Actress.

Tom Gleeson is one of Australia's most accomplished comedians and a gold Logie-winning television powerhouse. A master of high-status comedy who somehow remains beloved by audiences nationwide, Tom has conquered every stage from rowdy RSLs to the Sydney Opera House – there isn't a corner of this country he hasn't performed in, and performed brilliantly.

A ratings juggernaut, Tom's segment Hard Chat on ABC-TV's The Weekly spawned his own show Hard Quiz, which enters its eleventh season as one of Australian television's most consistent hits. His razor-sharp hosting earned him the industry's ultimate prize – the Gold Logie – which sits alongside his 7 AACTAs on a very crowded trophy shelf.

Movies, Sketch, Stand-Up, TV appearances, Radio personality and talk show host, improvisation and a published author, Akmal is one of Australia's most respected, successful and accomplished comics. He displays an incredible ability to deal with hot topics in a hilarious and non-offensive way. Being Australia's only Arab comedian, his Arab heritage steers his comedy to issues of religion, honesty, hysterical looks at modern day life. His uncanny comedic gift means he is one of those gifted comedians who has the audience eating out of the palm of his hand as soon as he walks on stage.

Anh Do is one of Australia's most inspiring success stories, though his journey has been far from easy. In 1980, at just three years old, he arrived in Australia on a crowded fishing boat with refugees fleeing war-torn Vietnam. After surviving pirate attacks, dehydration and harsh conditions at sea, the passengers spent time in a Malaysian refugee camp before Anh's family eventually settled in Sydney.

Determined to make the most of his opportunities, Anh showed an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. During school he ran a fish-breeding business, and later opened a retail store that expanded to four locations. Although he was close to finishing a double degree in Business and Law and had job offers from major law firms, Anh chose a different path - stand-up comedy.