Honest and imperfect, that's how Australians like their comedy, and Dave Hughes delivers in spades.

Carrie has developed a reputation as a multi-dimensional news talent, based on her ability to fuse news reporting and relaxed on-air banter.

Comedy force, political junkie, former lawyer, and the voice of his generation (or at least the leader of Talkin ‘ Bout Your Generation's Gen X team) – Charlie Pickering has got them all covered.

Steve Price has been a newspaper journalist and broadcaster for 38 years. He is a highly sought after spokesperson due to his vast knowledge of current affairs, politics, sport, finance and news.

Former accountant Lehmo now makes up the numbers on the Project panel. Did you know he holds a Guinness World Record?

At school, Kitty was a tiny, stick-like child with very large front teeth and fuzzy hair. The perfect credentials to be our social commentator.

Resident Expert Tom Ballard is a stand-up comedian and radio presenter who suffers from eczema and is gay.

Hamish Macdonald is the Ten Network’s Senior Foreign Correspondent and Presenter. This photo was taken in one of the rare moments when he wasn't wearing a flak jacket.

We usually lean on Waleed Aly’s credentials as a broadcaster and academic. But he also loves his footy and plays a mean guitar.

We’re always very grateful when this award-winning journalist appears on the show. We know she’s got a lot of books to read.

Steve Vizard has one of Australian TV’s most recognisable faces, and that face now pops up regularly on the Project desk.

Stand-up comedian Meshel Laurie is never short of a story to tell, and never too shy to tell it

A familiar face to Aussie TV fans, Andrew is the Project’s entertainment correspondent.

Demystifying medical myths for TV goes hand in hand with Dr Andrew’s work as an Emergency Registrar at the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney.

Dr Chris Brown is Ten’s resident veterinarian. Comfortable with a surfboard and a stethoscope, the Bondi Vet is a TV natural.

Gorgi Coghlan has a background in news, current affairs, travel, entertainment, science, education and professional singing. Surely being a semi-regular on The Project beats all that

A talented radio and television performer with an easy charm and a sharp wit, Julian Schiller is one of the country’s most respected original talents.

The Project’s regular LA correspondent brings us the latest from Hollywood and beyond.. on the rare occasion that he’s actually at home.

Lucy is the only Project regular who reports on the evening's news live from 8am that same morning. Don't think too hard about that.

When sporting opinion is flying around the Project desk, Nicole Livingstone possesses an edge over her deskmates: credibility. With a few Olympic medals to back it up.

He started as a Metro Whipper. Now he does his own segments, and sometimes even hosts the show. Watch this one. He’s up to something.

Tom is Managing Director of MM&E Capital Limited, a Melbourne based hedge fund and regular money man on The Project.

George Negus is one of Australia’s most respected journalists, with a career spanning over 40 years. He’s also Australia’s leading proponent of Dad jokes.