Tim Shaw

Tim Shaw is an award winning journalist with 20 years’ experience in presenting and producing for television and radio. He is also a highly respected MC and keynote speaker.

Tim Shaw became host of Canberra’s Two Double C Breakfast radio (2CC.net.au) in January 2016, is a member of the Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery, and a Director of the National Press Club of Australia. In 2017, he received the 2017 Winner of Best Current Affairs Presenter at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards.

Prior to moving to Canberra, Tim was the Thailand based Correspondent and senior journalist for the Seven Network Australia. He also hosted his own program, The Tim Shaw Show on Sydney Radio 2GB 873. Additionally, he hosted Legal Matters, and he broadcast an entertaining and informative overnight talk radio program nationally on Sydney Radio 2UE 954.

Tim’s guests have included Prime Ministers, past and present and the key players in business, politics, the arts, science, technology, culture and lifestyle.

Tim has also appeared on all commercial television networks in Australia and on current affairs programs including the Seven Network’s Today Tonight and My Business. He was a Sydney New South Wales 2000 team member at the Sydney Media Centre, Darling Island during the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games coordinating radio, print and TV media in the Rocks Precinct to a global audience.

Tim Shaw studied a BA in Media with a major in Indigenous cultural studies at Macquarie University in Sydney. He was a foundation student of the Macquarie University Indigenous Studies Program. An accomplished radio broadcaster. He has been an Australia Day Ambassador for the Australia Day Council since 1995.

Tim is professional and highly entertaining with boundless energy and enthusiasm. Drawing on his extensive experience, he delivers informative content and presentations. A born extrovert, Tim is the perfect corporate host, MC, conference convenor, after dinner speaker and presenter for your next awards night or corporate event in the Asia Pacific region.