[1][2] Coc-Kroft began her television career appearing in Sale of the Century,[2] and in 1991 on the New Zealand version of Wheel of Fortune as the co-host with Phillip Leishman, later Simon Barnett.
During the late 1990s she hosted 91ZM breakfast radio with Marcus Lush, leaving in 2002.
Over the next few years Coc-Kroft hosted a series of shows and documentaries including Can You Hackett, Make or Break, DIY Dads, On the Road, and Test the Nation.
[1] Regarding the 2005 celebrity drug case involving former rugby players Marc Ellis and Brent Todd[3] (called Project Aqua by the police),[4] as part of the case, Coc-Kroft was granted name suppression, which she later let lapse, and she went to the police to explain her relationship with the men involved, but was not charged.
[4][5] In 2009, Coc-Kroft co-hosted the show Who Dares Wins with former SportsCafe presenter Marc Ellis.