Marlee Silva is one of Australia's most respected emerging voices in sport, media and storytelling. A proud Gamilaroi and Dunghutti woman, Marlee has built a career at the intersection of culture, conversation and sport, using her platform to create meaningful dialogue and inspire change.

Known to audiences through her work with the Nine Network's NRL and NRLW coverage, Marlee is a broadcaster, commentator, podcaster, author and documentary maker whose authentic style and insightful storytelling have earned widespread recognition across the Australian media landscape. She is a regular voice in rugby league media and has become a leading advocate for women in sport and Indigenous representation.

Marlee is the author of several acclaimed books, including My Tidda, My Sister and For 60,000 Years, and has hosted multiple successful podcasts exploring identity, leadership, culture and personal growth. Her ability to connect with audiences through honest and thought-provoking conversations has made her a sought-after speaker for corporate events, conferences, schools and community organisations.

In 2025, Marlee expanded her impact as host, writer and executive producer of Skin in the Game, a powerful documentary examining rugby league's role in shaping conversations around gender equality, leadership and social change in Australia. The project further cemented her reputation as a storyteller willing to tackle important issues with empathy, intelligence and authenticity.

Whether interviewing elite athletes, facilitating panel discussions or delivering keynote presentations, Marlee brings warmth, professionalism and a unique perspective that resonates with audiences of all backgrounds.

Available for:

• Corporate Events

• Panel Facilitation & Moderation

• MC & Hosting Roles

• Media & Broadcast Opportunities

• Schools & Community Engagement Programs

• Women in Sport Events

• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Initiatives

• Indigenous Engagement Programs

  (In Collaboration with Marlee’s exclusive management)