James Mathison

His career includes high-profile interviews with international music icons such as Beyoncé, Robbie Williams, Rihanna, Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney, earning him widespread acclaim within the entertainment industry.

Mathison appeared on a celebrity episode of the Australian version of Ready Steady Cook in October 2005, in which he was declared the winner, beating Osher Günsberg (aka.

[2] In June 2009, Network Ten announced that James would be a reporter and panelist on The 7pm Project covering media and sport alongside, Charlie Pickering, Carrie Bickmore and Dave Hughes.

In July 2013, Network Ten announced Mathison would be presenter of its new breakfast program Wake Up alongside Natarsha Belling, Natasha Exelby and Nuala Hafner.

Mathison has also built a successful career in radio and digital media, where he continues to engage audiences with his in-depth interviews and coverage of major events within the entertainment sector.

His ability to connect on a personal more meaningful level, has made him a sought-after interviewer, with conversations that often offer unique perspectives on the people and trends shaping popular culture.

[9] He assisted in grassroots training and campaign events supporting Zali Steggall in her successful bid to win the federal seat of Warringah as an independent in 2019.