I Had Wanted To Be A Fish

Mcleod's Daughters Was My First Regular Job Out Of Drama School, And My First Full-time Role. That Was Great Because I Learned A Lot, In Terms Of Working In Front Of The Camera. I Learned A Lot Of Technical Aspects That You Take For Granted Once You Know Them, But You Have To Learn Them Somewhere, Along The Way. It Was A Bit Of A Training Ground For Me, Working In Front Of The Camera And Also Dealing With Media.

There Are Parliamentarians In Australia I Really Support. People Through History, You Know? Men Like Ned Kelly In Australia Who Challenged Ideals. Governor William Mckell In Australia Really Set The Tone Of Building A Nation. The Fundamentals Of The Country Are Built On What The Governor Mckell Created. I Think Sea Shepherd (conservation Society) Is A Wonderful Organization And I Support What They Do.

I'm Singing And Dancing And Playing Guitar. I Really Enjoy Pushing Myself Into Different Aspects. I'm Not Going To Do This For The Rest Of My Life, But I Want To Keep Challenging Myself. And If I'm Fearful Of Something I Definitely Want To Step Into It And See How Good Or Bad I Am At It.

There's Always A Project Around, But You Have To Pick And Choose.

New Zealand Is A Pretty No-nonsense Place To Work Like Australia. I Mean It Doesn't Falter To Anyone. There's A Nice Sense Of Reality On The Set And It's Really Enjoyable. There's A Good Camaraderie And A Good Banter Between The Obviously New Zealand And Australian Rivalry.