Channel Nine celebrities help out at Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea for the Cancer Council

Channel Nine staff joined over 30 local celebrities, including television, radio and sporting personalities, yesterday to brush up on their barista skills at The Coffee Club Stores across Perth for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.

Nine News Perth’s Tim McMillan, Emmy Kubainski, Scherri-Lee Biggs, Michael Thomson, Louise Momber, Tracy Vo and Lisa Fernandez took part along with local reality TV stars Matt from The Farmer Wants a Wife, Christina and Tania from The Hotplate, Luke from The Block and WA artists Kayleigh Killick and Astrid Ripepi from The Voice.

Nine Perth Managing Director, Ray Wardrop, said the station was delighted to co-host the community event in WA, which coincides with the nation-wide Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.

“It’s fantastic that all of our Nine News presenters and a bunch of local personalities gave up their time to help out this worthwhile event,” Mr Wardrop said.

Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea has been raising money and awareness for the Cancer Council for more than two decades. With one Australian diagnosed with cancer every five minutes, funds raised from the event support Cancer Council’s vital research, prevention and support service programs.