Erin Molan

Erin Molan is one of Australia’s most popular television and radio presenters, with over two decades as a journalist and broadcaster, she is one of the country’s most recognisable faces.

Currently Erin is the host of her own primetime show ‘Erin’ on Sky News, a current affairs program that airs every Friday night at 5pm and is a columnist for the Daily Telegraph and Stellar Magazine. She is also the ambassador for multiple charities and foundations.

Erin spent over a decade as a sports and news presenter on Channel 9, including her position as the first female to host the NRL Footy Show and 2GBs Continuous Call Team.

Erin is passionate about politics, national security and foreign affairs, and uses her platform to support countless charities and causes, including Bowel Cancer Australia, Dreams2Live4, Syd2Camera and Tresillian. She is a sought after brand ambassador.

A well known and passionate leader for change, Erin campaigned for the Australian Government to introduce new online safety legislation for all Australians. Her own experience with online abuse led to her advocacy for new laws to protect Australians online. The ‘Online Safety Act’ or ’Erin’s Law’, as former Prime Minister Scott Morrison refers to it, was passed in Parliament in 2021.

Among her many achievements, Erin also competed in the world’s most dangerous open ocean race, The Sydney to Hobart, on two occasions. The second, as part of the World Record breaking winning team, Perpetual Loyal.

Erin is also the proud designer and owner of a world-first baby range, ‘By Erin’, inspired by her own daughter Eliza, born in 2018.

Whether campaigning for the ‘Online Safety Act’ to sailing in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race, Erin is no stranger to a challenge.

A popular keynote speaker and master of ceremonies, Erin travels the country to share her story of persistence, failures and resilience as well as her journey and experiences on becoming a catalyst for change. Erin considers it a privilege and responsibility to inspire and empower the next generation of Australians.