Lee Lin Chin

Chin was born in Jakarta, Indonesia to Chinese parents[2] and grew up in Singapore, where her media career began in television and radio in 1968.

[3] Chin migrated to Australia in 1980 where she began working for SBS TV as a translator for Chinese language films.

[7] Chin has had many roles throughout her career, including news reading, research, reporting, interviews, selecting and programming music, voice-overs for commercials, and producing in-flight programmes for international airlines.

Chin has also starred in a minor role as a newsreader in the independent Australian movie Resistance by Hugh Keays-Byrne.

She gave the "all-important" twelve points to the eventual winner, Sweden's Måns Zelmerlöw and his song "Heroes".

On 6 August 2015, The Sydney Morning Herald revealed that the tweets posted on Chin's official Twitter account were ghostwritten by comedian Chris Leben, head comedy writer for The Feed.

Lee Lin Chin, at the Logies. Chin's eccentric style has led her to somewhat of an iconic status. [ 4 ]