Aus TV & music stars reveal ‘crazy’ plans for epic Telethon

The pair will return to RAC Arena on November 21-22 with the rest of their crew for The Wiggles’ Sparkle! BIG SHOW.

For The Chase’s David Poltorak, better known as The Professor, he’ll be hoping his lip syncing skills prove as impressive as his tri

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A trio of screen stars left home at Summer Bay for a weekend away in Perth, as returning pair Kyle Shilling and Hailey Pinto educated newcomer Rocco Forrester-Sach on what the weekend means.

Shilling declared “the highlight is always the hospital visit”, while Pinto was adamant she would be invited back to Perth in what will be her third “magical weekend”.

“I told them after my first Telethon here that I have to come every year, so I was just automatically put down on the list,” she said.

Forrester-Sach admitted he wasn’t aware of Telethon’s profound reach until Pinto clued him in.

“She told me all about it and how it’s a charity raising money, and we get to meet kids, and I’m just so delighted and grateful to be here,” he said.

Leading the next batch of arrivals was The Voice Australia coach Kate Miller-Heidke.

With experience performing for rapturous Eurovision crowds, in her first Telethon appearance the singer is hoping for equally voracious cheers at RAC Arena.

“That’s what I’m picturing, Eurovision,” she beamed.

“I’ve been told that it’s absolutely epic. I still don’t quite have a proper understanding of the scale of it. It’s just massive. But my mate Ronan Keating was here last year, and he said he had a brilliant time.”

Fellow Eurovision alumnus and Telethon veteran Jessica Mauboy could not stop smiling after arriving in Perth, posing for photos with fans and reminiscing on previous visits.