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TO YOUR EVENT.

At Morey's we dont just connect teams and fans, we bring the stars to you!

Whether you’re hosting a corporate conference, gala dinner, or community event, our network of celebrity chefs, sporting legends, and VIP speakers can kickstart your program into a memorable experience.

The right speaker at the right price. Start your story with Morey!

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Thanks to our partners, we can connect you to AFL, AFLW, NRL, NRLW, NBL, Super Netball players, Supercar drivers and media personalities

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Steven Baker

St Kilda FC, AFL

Steven shares his highs and low from football and his battles with depression post his 12 year career. His stories inspire those facing adversities to never give up!

Isaac Smith

Geelong, Hawthorn FC, AFL

Isaac Smith's remarkable journey from Cootamundra to AFL stardom is a testament to his talent, dedication, and perseverance. Smith has achieved the pinnacle of success, boasting an impressive four AFL premierships and a prestigious Norm Smith Medal to his name

Matthew Richardson

Richmond FC, Media, Expert Commentator

Matthew Richardson, the celebrated Tiger superstar, is ready to electrify your event as a keynote speaker, sharing his captivating journey from the field to AFL greatness. Following his inspiring address, attendees will have the unique opportunity to participate in a post-match Q&A session.

Campbell Brown

Hawthorn, Gold Coast FC

Campbell Brown, known for his tenure with the Hawks and Suns, offers engaging talks on footy, family, and his role as a racing ambassador. Brown captivates audiences, sharing stories that inspire and entertain while shedding light on the diverse facets of his career and interests.

Josh Jenkins

Adelaide Crows FC, Geelong FC

Former Adelaide Crows and Geelong AFL player Josh Jenkins now finds himself working in media for Sportsbet during the day and SEN during the night, Josh shares his story of three clubs, 149 games, 297 goals and is helping Morey’s Sports Tours customise packages for Cats fans and racing fans.

Russell Robertson

MELBOURNE FC

Robertson hails from Penguin and after recruiters spotted him in a home video featured on The Footy Show's "Almost Footy Legends" segment, he was added to the Melbourne Football Club rookie list.

228 games and 428 goals later, Robbo reminds us he was an excitement machine taking numerous Marks of the Week, although never winning Mark of the Year.

Funny, warm, and engaging, Tasmanian and former AFL player, post football, Russell has appeared in reality TV series, done some modelling and is an accomplished singer.

Cal Bruton

NBA Basketball Legend

From his electrifying playing days to his impactful coaching career, Bruton's story is one of triumph and inspiration. Let us handle all the logistics while you immerse yourself in the captivating journey of this basketball icon.

"The Suburban Footballer"

Tom Sigert

For anyone who knows, dates, parents, works with, lives with or is a suburban or country footballer….this is the show not to be missed. ‘The Suburban Footballer’ is now available to your sports club or corporate event Australia wide.

Jim Cassidy

NZ Champion Jockey

With a career spanning decades, Cassidy's name is synonymous with success and thrill on the track. Delve into his remarkable career filled with unforgettable victories, heart-stopping finishes, and the unwavering determination that made him a true racing icon.

Lauren Jackson

Aus Basketball Champion

As one of the most iconic figures in Australian basketball history, Jackson's story is one of perseverance, dedication, and unparalleled success. Join us as we explore her remarkable career, from dominating the courts in the WNBA to representing Australia on the global stage.

Damien Fleming

Former Australian Cricketer, Commentator

First Australian to take a hat-trick on Test debut, against Pakistan in 1994, played in 20 Tests and 88 ODI’s from 1994 to 2001, in a dominant Australian cricket era alongside legends like Warne, McGrath, Ponting and Gilchrist. Fleming retired in 2003 to become a coach at the “Australian Cricket Academy”, where he purveys his “Bowlology” principles. He's now a TV commentator as part of Channel 7’s commentary team.