Clint Stanaway is co-host and newsreader on Nova 100’s Jase & Lauren Breakfast show, with Jason “Jase” Hawkins and Lauren Phillips, weekdays from 6am to 9am.

Clint’s career in TV and radio broadcasting spans over two decades, making him one of Australia’s most beloved and versatile presenters.

Clint began his media journey at the Nine Network in 2001, working in the news library straight after high school. By 2003, he was reporting for WIN News in Bendigo, before returning to Melbourne as a general news reporter for Nine News—where he quickly became a household name.

Over the years, Clint has taken on diverse roles at Nine. In 2009, he was appointed European Correspondent, covering major global events, before returning to Melbourne in 2012 to follow his passion for sport as the Weekend Sports Presenter. Clint has reported on numerous landmark moments, including the Beaconsfield mine disaster, the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, and marquee events like the London and Paris Olympics, as well as the 2014, 2018, and 2022 FIFA World Cups. In 2019, Clint joined Weekend Today as a sports presenter, before stepping into the sought after co-hosting role in 2022.

In 2021, Clint expanded his reach into radio as the newsreader for Jase & Lauren on KIIS 101.1FM, later evolving into a co-host role. When the show ended in late 2023, Clint, Jase, and Lauren brought their chemistry and love of Melbourne to Nova 100, launching their highly successful new breakfast show in 2024.

Since launch, Jase & Lauren have become the #1 FM Breakfast show in Melbourne. Melbourne’s most-loved breakfast show brings the city together with authentic laughs, unbeatable chemistry, and a love for everything local. It’s the show that feels like family and every listener is welcome.

Off-air, Clint is a devoted dog dad to his adorable beaglier, Pep, and a proud uncle to his nieces and nephews, Ruby, Lila, Leo, and Ollie.

Known for his warm and approachable personality, Clint is also passionate about giving back. He is an ambassador for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation, having raised $1 million cycling across Australia, and for MyRoom Children’s Cancer Charity, further solidifying his place as one of Australia’s most respected and relatable media figures.