Samantha Armytage is a prominent Australian journalist and television presenter known for her dynamic presence in the media landscape. She began her career in 1999 at WIN Television in Canberra, where she quickly established herself as a skilled news reporter and presenter. Her talent was further recognized when she joined Sky News Australia in 2002 as the chief political reporter, where she honed her skills in political journalism and reporting.

In 2003, Armytage made a significant leap by joining the Seven Network, where her career flourished. She gained widespread recognition for her coverage of the 2003 Canberra Bushfires, which led to her first major presenting role on Seven News Sydney in 2004. Over the years, she became a familiar face on the network, filling in for various news programs and eventually taking over as the presenter of Seven 4.30 News in 2006. Her versatility was showcased through her participation in popular shows like Dancing with the Stars and the reality series Bringing Sexy Back.

Armytage’s most notable role came when she co-hosted the breakfast program Sunrise from 2013 to 2021, where she captivated audiences with her engaging style and insightful interviews. Her tenure on Sunrise solidified her status as a leading figure in Australian television, culminating in her decision to step down in 2021 to focus on family.

In 2024, Armytage continued to evolve her career by joining the Nine Network as the host of The Golden Bachelor, demonstrating her adaptability and enduring appeal in the industry. Additionally, her contributions as a columnist for News Corp Australia’s Stellar magazine and her podcast, Something to Talk About, highlight her commitment to connecting with audiences beyond traditional broadcasting.