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Key Points for Gus Worland

  • Australian television and radio personality, Gus Worland, is the director and founder of mental health foundation, Gotcha4Life.
  • He is well known for his series of reality television programs An Aussie Goes Barmy, An Aussie Goes Bolly and An Aussie Goes Calypso and A&E Marathon Man. He also covered Commonwealth and Olympic Games for Foxtel.
  • Gus has spent 10 years in breakfast radio on Triple M's The Grill Team which changed it's name to Moon Man in the Morning in 2019.
  • He was awarded ‘Best On Air Newcomer’ at the 2010 Australian Commercial Radio Awards.
  • In 2016 Gus hosted the ABC series Man Up, a series exploring modern masculinity and men’s mental health issues.
  • Gus founded Gotcha4Life with the mission to target Men’s Mental Health, saving lives and making a significant impact in raising the mental state of boys, men and their families.

Topics for Gus Worland

  • Comedian
  • Master of Ceremonies
  • Raconteur / storyteller
  • Mental wellbeing
    Gus' goal is to build the mental fitness of all Australians and trust in the concept of starting meaningful conversations by developing better social and emotional connections with mates, families, colleagues and the community.
    In his keynote Gus: 
    • Shares his personal story and how it led him to found Gotcha4Life which funds educational workshops and innovative training programs throughout Australia.
    • Empowers with positive strategies to seek support and social connectedness.
    • Enables people to actively listen and to have transparent conversation and express themselves in meaningful ways.
    • Raises awareness about the multi faceted health benefits associated with having a close mate.

Testimonials for Gus Worland

Effective, engaging and right on topic.
Marist Catholic College North Shore

Gus’ recent presentation at the Golf Club's 'Father, Sons and Friends Night' drew the highest appreciation. Many members attending have since indicated to me how much they gleaned from it, how it set up a long overdue conversation with their sons (about mental health but also about subject matters between father and son that are traditionally swept under the carpet) and how encouraging it is that RSGC is playing a role (albeit a small one) in surfacing these issues and what Gotcha4life is doing. In short, you were superb; both your set piece and your easy style in handling the Q&A.
President
Royal Sydney Golf Club