Luke Carroll

Luke Carroll is one of Australia’s most prominent and accomplished Indigenous actors, known for his outstanding contributions across television, film, theatre, and media. With a career spanning over three decades, Luke has built a reputation for his versatility and passion for storytelling, playing key roles in both mainstream and Indigenous-led productions.

Luke first rose to fame as a child star on the iconic children’s television show Lift Off in 1989, and since then, he has become a familiar face in Australian homes. He has appeared in a wide range of films and TV shows, including prominent roles in Play School (ABC), where he is a long-time host, and as a regular presenter on Channel 7’s Sydney Weekender. Luke also plays an important role on National Indigenous Television (NITV), including his hosting duties for Big Mob Brekky during NAIDOC Week, where he showcases and celebrates the achievements and stories of the Indigenous community.

A gifted and sought-after MC, Luke’s credits include hosting prestigious events such as the Australia Day Celebrations at the Sydney Opera House, broadcast nationally on Channel 10, and on-field MC duties for the NRL All Stars Games and State of Origin. He has also hosted major awards ceremonies, including the National NAIDOC Awards and numerous corporate and community events over the years.

Outside of his media work, Luke is a proud father of two boys and a passionate supporter of the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Sydney Swans. His commitment to his family, community, and heritage remains central to his work and life.

Whether on screen, behind the mic, or in the theatre, Luke continues to break barriers and inspire audiences, while using his platform to elevate Indigenous voices and stories.