Noni Hazlehurst

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Noni Hazlehurst was born on 17 August 1953 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. She is an actress and director, known for Candy (2006), Little Fish (2005) and Ladies in Black (2018). She was previously married to John Jarratt and Kevin James Dobson.

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Awards
- 14 wins & 17 nominations

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Known for

Candy

7.2

Mrs. Wyatt

2006

Little Fish

6.1

Janelle

2005

Ladies in Black

6.8

Miss Cartwright

2018

Monkey Grip

6.1

Nora

1982

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Actress

Sting
5.7
- Helga
- 2024
One Night
6.8
TV Series
- Mary
- 2023
Upright
8.4
TV Series
- Squirrel
- 2022
Fires
7.2
TV Mini Series
- Caris Mazzeo
- 2021
Long Story Short
6.6
- The Stranger
- 2021
June Again
7.2
- June Wilton
- 2020
Winding Road
Podcast Series
- Rachael
- 2020
The End
7.4
TV Series
- Pamela Hardy
- 2020
The Letdown
7.5
TV Series
- Ambrose
- 2017–2019
A Place to Call Home
8.3
TV Series
- Elizabeth Goddard
- Elizabeth Bligh
- 2013–2018
Ladies in Black
6.8
- Miss Cartwright
- 2018
Della Mortika
7.2
Short
- Mrs. Crotchett Smythe
- 2018
Comedy Showroom: The Letdown
8.2
TV Movie
- Ambrose
- 2016
Truth
6.8
- Nicki Burkett
- 2015
The Mule
6.3
- Judy Jenkins
- 2014

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Born
- August 17, 1953
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Other works
Starred in the Sydney Theatre Company 2003 production of The Breath of Life, by David Hare, directed by Max Stafford-Clark and also starring Robyn Nevin.

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Trivia
In the mid-late 1990s, she was well-known in Australia for co-hosting the Home and Lifestyle TV program, Better Homes and Gardens (1995), with her then-husband, John Jarratt, from their home. During the show's run, the high-profile couple divorced and John left the show, with Noni staying on as a host until 2004.

Quotes
[Following Australian Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull's comments that Australians should not get 'misty eyed' over Manus Island refugees]I was disturbed ... that a misty eyed response to a particularly frightful human story in the news was deemed inappropriate.