Osher Günsberg is one of Australia’s most recognisable media personalities and has been a guest in Australian living rooms for over 25 years. From his work on Channel [V] in the early 2000s to seven seasons on Australian Idol, Osher was the first (and at this stage still the only) Australian to host live network prime time TV in the USA when he fronted CBS’ Live To Dance.

Osher celebrated his 30th year in broadcasting with a Gold Logie Nomination for hosting both the Masked Singer and The Bachelors on Network10. In the audio space, Osher can be heard on his podcast “Osher Günsberg: Better Than Yesterday”, making it better every week since 2013. Aside from his broadcast work, Osher Günsberg is a passionate advocate for positive conversations around mental health and climate action. The release of his memoir Back, After the Break became an instant bestseller and was nominated for a 2019 ABIA for Biography Book of the Year. Osher recently moved into hosting and producing documentaries – with spectacular success.

His first film Osher Günsberg: A Matter of Life and Death” (produced with Lune Media) was met with enormous acclaim and went on to win the coveted “Golden Goddess” for Best Documentary (one-off) at the 2022 Asian Academy Awards. His 2024 SBS documentary, Osher Günsberg: A World of Pain explores the treatment of chronic and persistent pain. Off-air, Osher is a regular columnist for Men’s Health, and an in-demand keynote speaker. He currently serves on the board of We Ride Australia after having previously served on the board of SANE Australia, and is a proud ambassador for Movember. He lives in Sydney. Edit