Rev Bill Crews OA Radio Commentator 2GB, Sydney. Bill Crews AM is a much-loved Australian. He is a radio broadcaster and founder The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation which gives 200,000 meals to the poor and homeless every year. The Foundation also teaches poverty-stricken kids to read.
Reverend Crews has been honoured by Rotary, he’s been named Humanitarian of the Year and awarded an Order of Australia for his services to the disadvantaged and homeless youth.
Reverend Crews has also been included in the National Trust’s list of 100 “National Living Treasures”.
In addition, he’s been awarded the “Ernst & Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year” award and named as one of Australia’s 100 most influential people.
Vic Alhadeff is former Chair of Multicultural New South Wales.
- former Editor of the Australian Jewish News, during which time he reported on major world events, including
- reporting from Moscow on the campaign to free Soviet Jewry;
- from East Berlin when the Wall came down;
- from Tel Aviv during the First Gulf War and on the assassination of Prime Minister Rabin;
- And from South Africa on that country’s historic elections.
He is the former chief sub-editor of The Cape Times in Cape Town.
He has written two books on South African history.
He was born in Zimbabwe and his paternal grandparents were murdered in the Holocaust.
And he has run 25 marathons..