Scott Tweedie

Scott Tweedie has transitioned from Australian television and radio presenter to an international host, known for his work across diverse entertainment platforms. After establishing himself as a compelling radio presenter for Nova 106.9 in Brisbane, Scott Tweedie transitioned into television, making a significant impact as the host of the Australian children’s series ‘Prank Patrol’ on ABC3 from 2009. His success on the program, where he assisted children in orchestrating elaborate pranks, led to further hosting roles for ABC3, including ‘Splatalot!’ starting in 2011 and ‘WAC: World Animal Championships’ in 2013, solidifying his presence in youth entertainment. In January 2012, Tweedie expanded his reach, joining Network Ten as a co-host for ‘The Loop,’ a prominent music program that broadcast top music charts, viral videos, and trending social media content.

shows in New York, he moved to Los Angeles in late 2020, continuing to explore international opportunities. In 2022, Tweedie briefly filled in as host for ‘The Amazing Race Australia,’ showcasing his adaptability across major reality franchises. Most recently, in September 2022, the Seven Network announced him as a co-host for the highly anticipated reboot of ‘Australian Idol,’ which premiered in early 2023, alongside Ricki Lee Coulter. This role further cements his position as a dynamic and marketable host across major entertainment properties in both domestic and international markets.