FiFi Box

Fifi Box, born Fiona Box in 1977 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, has established a prominent career in Australian media spanning radio and television. Her early professional life involved working at regional radio stations such as 2MC/ROXFM Port Macquarie, 3TR Traralgon, and 3GG Warragul, building foundational experience in broadcasting. This period provided the essential skills and exposure that prepared her for a broader national presence. Box attended Tintern Grammar in Ringwood East, where she demonstrated leadership as school captain in her final year. Her television career has included significant roles in long-running Australian dramas and various popular entertainment programs. She is also an author, having released children’s books.

Box’s radio career saw her co-hosting “The Shebang” on Triple M in Sydney from 2003 to 2008, a role that brought her widespread recognition. Following this, she joined Jules Lund to co-host “Fifi and Jules” on the Today Network, which commenced in February 2011. A pivotal move in her radio career occurred in 2013 when she announced her co-hosting role for “Fifi & Dave” on Fox FM in Melbourne, replacing an established breakfast show. This show evolved through several iterations, becoming “Fifi, Dave and Fev” in 2016, then “Fifi, Dave, Fev & Byron” in 2017, and subsequently “Fifi, Fev & Byron” after Dave Thornton’s departure. In 2021, the show was rebranded to “Fifi, Fev & Nick” with the addition of Nick Cody. On television, Box gained popularity for her performance on “Dancing with the Stars” in 2007 and later as a weather presenter for “Sunrise” in 2009. She also undertook acting roles, notably joining the cast of “Neighbours” in 2016 as Brooke Butler, a role she reprised in 2017.

Her career further expanded with guest appearances on programs like “The Project,” “Thank God You’re Here,” and “Have You Been Paying Attention?”. In 2021, Box returned to “Dancing with the Stars” for its “All Stars” season. Beyond her media work, Fifi Box is an author, contributing to children’s literature with titles such as “Posey Pearl is a Curious Girl” and “Minty Mae Gray and the Strangely Good Day.” In 2022, her cultural contributions were recognized when she was named a Moomba Monarch alongside Peter Hitchener. She is also a mother of two daughters, with her second child conceived via IVF, a journey she has openly shared.