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Andrea Burns is a highly respected and versatile media professional with over two decades of experience as a television journalist, MC, presenter, and media trainer. Known for her engaging and warm presence, Andrea has built a reputation as a trusted voice in Western Australia’s media landscape.
With a background in both journalism and corporate facilitation, Andrea has reported on some of the most significant stories of the past 20 years, covering everything from natural disasters to high-profile political and business events. As a regular backup host on Channel Seven’s Today Tonight and Channel Seven News, Andrea’s approachable style and sharp reporting skills earned her a loyal following among audiences.
Her career began at Channel Ten Perth, where she reported on major events like the Gracetown cliff collapse and covered key political stories. Andrea’s talent as both a reporter and presenter led to her being headhunted by Seven News, where she became a key member of the Today Tonight team. Her reporting highlights include a world-exclusive story on the release of a Perth Zoo orangutan back into the wild, as well as an impromptu interview with Imelda Marcos during a visit to the Philippines.
Andrea’s professional expertise extends beyond journalism. With a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Western Australia, she initially honed her communication and facilitation skills in corporate training at Aherns (now David Jones). Today, Andrea combines her media experience with her passion for teaching, working as a tutor in Broadcasting at Edith Cowan University. She also delivers customized media training and communication workshops to private clients.
As an in-demand MC and facilitator, Andrea brings her signature blend of professionalism, humor, and warmth to corporate conferences, government events, and awards evenings. Whether reporting on the big news of the day, hosting a high-profile event, or coaching the next generation of broadcasters, Andrea continues to be a dynamic force in the media industry.
