Colin made history as the first Australian drafted into the NFL, gaining popularity for his explosive moves and signature 'kangaroo hop' celebration while playing for the St. Louis Cardinals, Arizona Cardinals, and Houston Oilers. However, his career came at a cost, with multiple concussions and head knocks from his time in Rugby, NFL, and wrestling. Colin later became a powerful speaker, sharing his story with NFL alumni, raising awareness of the mental health and cognitive decline issues faced by players. Tragically, he has seen many of his teammates pass away due to brain-related diseases. Many Australian football players also struggle, with little hope from the medical world. In his 40s, Colin returned to Sydney, serving as a Federal Ambassador for health, advocating for good nutrition and exercise. In his 50s, after being diagnosed with cognitive decline, he fought back with the same determination that got him to the NFL, improving his cognitive ability by 10%. Now, he’s an advocate for brain health through Brain4life, a charity he co-founded to promote brain health research, education, and support programs. Colin’s unique journey continues to inspire hope.

Josh Stuart is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played for the North Sydney Bears and Northern Eagles in the National Rugby League. Josh grew up in Sydney, attending St Paul College, Manly, during which time he was chosen to represent the Australian Schoolboys team in both 1990 and 1991. As prop, he started his first-grade career at North Sydney in 1993, going on to make 111 appearances, including six finals. Josh played in North Sydney's final ever match as a first grade side which Norths won against North Queensland by a score of 28–18 in Townsville. When North Sydney merged with Manly to form the Northern Eagles, he spent two seasons with the new club, playing 22 first-grade games before retiring after the 2001 season. At representative level, Josh played for NSW City in the 1997 City vs Country Origin match. He is the brother-in-law of former players Ivan Cleary and Jason Death, who are married to his sisters Rebecca and Yvette respectively. Josh brings a huge amount of passion and hands on experience in the Brain health area.

Shane Lee played cricket for Australia and captained the New South Wales team. Shane was part of the dominant Australian team that won the 1999 Cricket World Cup. Shane first played for NSW in 1993 and was called up for the Australian team in 1995. Shane featured in two World Cup squads for Australian in 1996 and 1999. Shane is the brother of fellow Australian cricketer Brett Lee. Together, Shane and Brett are one of Australian and international cricket’s iconic family duos which resulted in them featuring

prominently in numerous major international brand’s marketing campaigns such as Weet-Bix for a number of years as one of the highest paid sporting ambassadors at that time across Australian sport.

In addition to this commercial marketing experience, Shane brings to 1TT and its roster of talent an international audience including the UK (where Shane played cricket for Somerset) and in the growth market of cricket mad India where he and his brother maintain a significant profile and business and entertainment industry connections.

Anthony played rugby league for 25 years both in park footy and professionally for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and the Carlise Border Raiders R.L .F.C in the UK. After rugby league, Anthony co - wrote and produced the feature film “The Final Winter” distributed by Paramount Pictures and spent time in Iraq producing a documentary with “Save the Children” focusing on the education and progress of women in Iraq following the war with ISIS. In 2020 Anthony became involved in the medical cannabis and hemp industry. He is the CEO of ProCell Medical Cannabis and the COO of Hemp Processing Australia. During his career, Anthony suffered thirty-plus concussions. After working with medical and health professionals he was educated as to the benefits of medical cannabis in both reducing inflammation and repairing nerve damage in the brain. After experiencing his own issues with post-concussion-related symptoms and witnessing friends and former teammates suffering from the same symptoms, Anthony underwent brain rehabilitation with great success, regaining confidence, functionality and hope, as such, Anthony is extremely passionate about education in brain rehabilitation practices and assisting those who