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WILLIAM McINNES Appointed September 2014
PAULA McNAMARA Appointed August 2008
NIGEL MILAN , AM Appointed August 2011
William is one of the most accomplished and popular actors on the Australian landscape today . He has appeared in some of Australia ’ s most memorable productions .
In television , William has shone in dramatic lead roles in The Shark Net , My Brother Jack , Blue Heelers , Stepfather of the Bride , Seachange , the telemovie Curtin , and in East West 101 . William most recently starred Dangerous Remedy , and in The Time Of Our Lives .
Growing up with parents in the hospitality industry , Paula made her first coffee at 15 and has worked in a variety of cafes and restaurants in Melbourne , Sydney and London .
Working in businesses focused on food Paula loves the sense of community and familiarity that builds up over time between regular customers and staff — in a big anonymous city , the local cafe and shops can be a small haven of neighbourliness .
Now a professional non-executive director and executive coach , most of Nigel ’ s career has been in television and broadcasting , in the Australian and New Zealand public and private sectors . Nigel , who has held numerous non-executive directorships in not-for-profit organisations , was a member of the board of the Fred Hollows Foundation from 1997 to 2007 ( Chair from 2002 ) and National Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Flying Doctor Service ( RFDS ) from October 2006 until October 2010 .
William has received the Film Critics Circle of Australia Award for Best Actor in 2005 as well as an Australian Film Institute ( AFI ) Award and a Film Critics Circle of Australia Award in 2007 . In 2009 , he featured in Prime Mover and Blessed . In early 2011 , he was in the New Zealand feature , The Hopes and Dreams of Gazza Snell .
William ’ s stage career includes Don Juan for Sydney Theatre Company , Macbeth for Melbourne Theatre Company and Darcy for both company ’ s productions of Pride and Prejudice . William also appeared in Equus for Perth Theatre Company and My Fair Lady in New Zealand .
William is an author of seven books , which he co-wrote with his late wife Sarah Watt , receiving the 2012 Indie Non Fiction Book of the Year . His book The Birdwatcher , was published in November 2013 .
William lives in Melbourne with his two teenage children .
Returning to study Paula recently finished an Arts Degree at Sydney University , majoring in English literature and Australian History . With an interest in theatre , film and television , time constraints have made television her main form of entertainment . She loves documentaries , particularly stories about real people and the challenges life throws our way .
Paula lives in Sydney with her teenage daughter .
While Managing Director of the Special Broadcasting Service ( SBS ) from 1998 until 2006 , SBS television and radio audiences grew significantly as did the quantity and quality of Australian ( including Indigenous ) produced programs on the network .
In Australia , Nigel had a successful commercial radio career in CEO and leadership roles in the Macquarie , Bond Radio and ARN networks . He was Chief Executive Officer of Radio New Zealand from 1991-1995 .
Currently Nigel is on the Board of the Greater Sydney Local Land Services , Chairs the Advisory Board of The Australian School of Performing Arts and is Chairman of Special Olympics Australia .
He and his wife Judi own a small cattle farm in the Southern Highlands of NSW . His daughter Lucy is a teaching musician and singer , she lives in London .
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