Since working in Parliament House, she’s continued to foster her relationships with all sides of Federal Government granting her direct access to some of the most powerful people in the country. 

 

As the United States Correspondent, Natasha covered major stories including the assassination of Osama Bin Laden. She also became a member of the highly prestigious CNN World Fellowship.

 

Natasha spent two years in Turkey as a Foreign Correspondent. It took her to the front line of the world's most war-torn nations including Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq.

 

In 2015 her own home was sprayed with bullets during Turkey’s attempted coup where her newsroom was raided by the military, hundreds of journalists were arrested and many jailed. Yet the veteran reporter continued to lead the 24-hour broadcast on the unfolding catastrophe, where 265 people were killed and thousands more injured. 

 

The same year she made the harrowing journey from Syria, across the Aegean Sea to Northern Europe with thousands of refugees fleeing war zones. 

 

The highly esteemed presenter has has been an anchor for an international news channel, the presenter of Ten News First, regular co-host of Studio 10 and the The Project , as well as a guest on many entertainment shows including Can Of Worms and The Cheap Seats.

 

In 2019, she ventured to South Africa to take part in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. In doing so, she raised funds for Fearless - a PTSD Charity she is a proud Ambassador for.

 

As a former war correspondent and presenter in the public eye, Natasha has been in the firing line both figuratively and literally.

 

Natasha's ability to handle high pressure life and death situations, combined with experiencing the media spotlight herself, is what truly sets her apart from other media consultants.