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Scott Cam

Scott Cam

SCOTT CAM

Scott Cam is one of Australia’s most loved television personalities, with a laidback larrikin attitude that millions of Australian’s can relate to.

Scott first appeared on Nine’s ‘Backyard Blitz’ in 2000 as the multi award-winning show’s resident builder/carpenter, until the show’s completion in 2007. During that time, the huge popularity of Backyard Blitz was acknowledged when it won Logies for Most Popular Lifestyle Program on five consecutive occasions, and Scott’s general fun loving nature endeared him to the Australian public.

Scott also appeared on Nine’s hugely successful ‘Renovation Rescue’ specials, featured in his own live lifestyle program in 2007, ‘Our Place’,  co-hosted Nine’s immensely popular lifestyle program ‘Domestic Blitz’, hosted a popular Triple M radio program and a program on radio show on MTR1377. Scott has been the host of the popular series “The Block”  and has written two books and been awarded the TV industries top award the Gold Logie.

It was through his role on Domestic Blitz that Scott first came into contact with the Samuel Morris Foundation.

Scott said “I am very pleased to be an ambassador for the Samuel Morris Foundation. They do tremendous work with pool safety awareness and give ongoing support to families who have had tragedies in their lives. If one young life can be saved, The Samuel Morris Foundation has done their job”

 

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