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New Zealand Rebecca Gibney is a multi-award-winning actress known for her extensive career in Australian and New Zealand television and film, making her a respected figure for brand collaborations.
Australia's Lif3 Global announced multi-award winning actress Rebecca Gibney as a brand ambassador.
Rebecca Gibney lent her presence to the annual Witchery White Shirt Campaign, in support of the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF).
Rebecca Gibney partnered with World Vision to invite individuals to sponsor one of #1000girls.
Starred in television commercials for Advil pain relief capsules in 2006/2007, with new advertisements featuring her appearing in October 2007.
Starred in the web documentary series 'The Circle', developed for the real estate company Domain. The series featured two couples trading small urban apartments for a more affordable life on the Sunshine Coast.
Appeared in a TV commercial for Lux Soap.
Rebecca Catherine Gibney was born on December 14, 1964, in Levin, New Zealand, the youngest of six children. She began her career in New Zealand television with roles in series such as ‘Inside Straight,’ ‘Pioneer Women,’ and ‘Sea Urchins’ before moving to Australia at age 19. Her breakthrough in Australian television came with her role as ‘Julie Davis’ in ‘Zoo Family,’ followed by a prominent part as ‘Emma Plimpton’ in the popular Nine Network drama series ‘Flying Doctors.’ Her early work also included the 1990 miniseries ‘Come In Spinner,’ where her portrayal of ‘Guinea Malone’ earned her an AFI Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Mini-Series and a Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress, marking significant early career achievements.
Gibney is widely recognized for her role as ‘Dr. Jane Halifax’ in ‘Halifax F.P.,’ a character created specifically for her. This multi-award-winning series ran for twenty-one telemovies from 1994 to 2002 and was later rebooted in 2019 as ‘Halifax: Retribution,’ earning her a Best Lead Actress Nomination at the 2020 AACTA awards. Another notable role was ‘Julie Rafter’ over six seasons on ‘Packed To The Rafters,’ where she received a Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality, two Silver Logies for Most Popular Actress, and seven additional Logie nominations. In film, she starred in ‘Mental’ (2012) and ‘The Dressmaker’ (2015), the former earning her multiple nominations for Best Supporting Actress.
Demonstrating her diverse talents behind the camera, Gibney co-created, produced, and starred in three seasons of the Seven Network drama ‘Wanted’ (2016-2018), which received eight nominations at the NZ TV Awards and a 2017 International Emmy Award nomination for Best Drama Series. She also co-produced the TV movie ‘The Killing Field’ (2014) and the series ‘Winter’ (2015), in which she also acted. Her career progression includes hosting the factual series ‘Sensing Murder’ (2006-2010), and recent projects like ‘Under the Vines’ (2021-2024), which she executive produced, and ‘Prosper’ (2024). In 2024, she was inducted into the Logie Hall of Fame, recognizing her sustained contributions to Australian television.
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