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There were two people I wanted to be when I grew up. One was Penny from Inspector Gadget, the other was presenter Livinia Nixon. She only has a few birthdays on me, so when she joined Hey Hey It’s Saturday in 1997, I was only one of many teens who aspired to her natural confidence and genuine effervescence. Those qualities are still her signature. TV is cutthroat but as Channel Nine newsreader Peter Hitchener attests in this week’s feature story, toasting her 20 years with Nine, what you see on screen of Nixon is what you get. That’s rare in any walk of life, let alone on telly. Congrats, Livinia. ●

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““I am JJoey Scandizzo” … and I’m a hairdresser and salon owner I was a cheeky little kid – one of those children who distracts everyone in the class – and after spending so much time in the principal’s office we decided maybe it’d be a good thing to find me a trade. I tried a couple of different things, like plastering, but I lasted until about lunch time. My dad said, “Why don’t you give hairdressing a go?” I asked, “Why hairdressing?” His response was, “It’s a great industry, you get to work indoors, it’s airconditioned and, most of all, you get to work with women all day.” That’s how I fell into it. A mate’s old man had a salon, so I went to work there and I loved it from day one. About six months in I went to an industry night with Edward Beale and he spoke about where the industry could take you if you put in the hard yards. I moved to a salon called Rokk Ebony. It was a small salon at the time, but it had great education and training, and I worked there for nine years, did my apprenticeship and became a senior. Then I went to my boss and said I wanted to open a salon and he said he’d go into partnership with me. He asked me where I wanted to do it and I said Toorak Road, South Yarra – right in the heart of it. A lot of people thought I was mad. I was only 25 and poured all my life savings into it, but I had the heart for it and it was a great move. Five years in, I bought out my partner, rebranded and the rest is history. We’ve been going since 2005 and we’re now up to 12 salons – seven barbershops, three hair salons and two blow-wave bars. I’m lucky because I have so many different things I’m involved in with hairdressing. Number one, I love working with my team, but this industry has also taken me all over the world. I’m an ambassador for Dyson, which is like the god of tools. This year, we did a big show with them at the Australian Hair Fashion Awards (AHFA), which are the big, prestigious awards nationally. I’ve entered those awards for many years – I won hairdresser of the year twice through the AHFA and this year our salon won colourist of the year and best newcomer, so for us to put on the show in front of the leading hairdressers of Australia with Dyson was brilliant. ● ● joeyscandizzo.com.au

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COVER STORY Celebrating two decades this year at Channel Nine,

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ivinia Nixon remembers it like it was yesterday, when she got the call to be the sidekick on Hey Hey It’s Saturday alongside Daryl Somers in 1997. At the time Nixon, now 44, had been studying a double degree of commerce/arts at Deakin University, majoring in marketing and Chinese. She had planned to have a career in international trade but in a real sliding doors moment after she took that call, a business career wasn’t to be. Instead Nixon, who had been modelling and working on a children’s TV show that was also made by Somers’ production company Somers Carroll, took the role and followed in the footsteps of Denise Drysdale, Jacki MacDonald and Jo Beth Taylor. It was a huge risk looking back, considering Hey Hey It’s Saturday was a national obsession and those three had long and established careers. “I think when you are at that age, you feel like you can tackle anything,” Nixon says of the early days of Hey Hey. “In a sense that kind of became my armour, because I didn’t really sit around and think about how big it was. “Maybe it was a coping mechanism and that was my way of not letting it sink in that there’s too many people watching it, and if you make a mistake, your career is gone.”

broadcast industry. Such a long-standing team is very rare in Australian television. Reading the weather is a job that Nixon adores, as much as working with Jones and Hitchener. “I think we all just bring something different to the table and we all really enjoy each other’s company and we have fun together,” she says. “I think the viewers are smart enough to sense that and they see it on their TV screens.” Hitchener says Nixon is not only a great presenter but a wonderful person when the cameras are off. “She is one of a kind and just so delightful,” he says. “She is even more divine and nicer in real life then she is on TV. “We have known each other for years and worked together for many years, and we have never had an argument and we never will.” Nixon grew up in a beautiful home in Toorak (pictured left and on the cover) that her mother still lives in. She was educated at Armadale’s Lauriston Girls’ School, where she says she was a painfully shy teenager, especially around the boys on the tram. Nixon enjoyed drama and, like many, admits she struggled her way through mathematics. She remembers fondly coming home from school to the environment her mother Helen was very particular about nurturing.

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nutrition. “She’s always sending articles about that and it’s great to have a person in your life at this time that can feed you that information,” Nixon says. During the week it’s a regular routine for Nixon in the makeup chair, preparing to present the weather, but in the mornings she enjoys being an everyday school mum. She drops off the kids at school and picks them up on a Friday when she has the afternoon free.

“We have known each other for years and worked together for many years, and we have never had an argument and we never will.” Nixon says Somers was a true gentleman in how he helped her to learn the business of television along the way. “He was wonderful and very generous, really,” she says. “I felt like I could always ask him questions about how to deliver things, and he had a great team around him.” Hey Hey It’s Saturday finished a couple of years later, but in that time Nixon made a real impact and was signed by Channel Nine in 1999. Ever since she has been part of Melbourne lives on television and radio, this year celebrating 20 years at Nine – the past 18 of those reading the weather on the nightly news alongside Peter Hitchener and Tony Jones. Nine Melbourne’s 6pm team of Hitchener, Jones and Nixon and their chemistry are envied in the

“Once you come down the steps it really is like a little oasis,” she says. “My mum has spent a lot of time and energy creating that.” Her mother worked hard to establish a home and lifestyle for her children that was akin to a sanctuary. “When I was a school she was always doing reiki on us and Chinese medicine,” Nixon says. “She was really ahead of her time, she’s very into natural healing and organic food.” Nixon is married to builder, construction and property developer Alistair Jack, and the couple have two children, Henry, 9, and Ted, 6. Nixon’s mother is still looking after her and her boys when it comes to alternative medicine and

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“I like going into the classroom and having a chat to the teacher and knowing who all their friends are,” she says. “I just like being involved their worlds, I think I’m a bit obsessed with them.” As well as the news Nixon has worked long stints on breakfast radio, and the Postcards and Getaway shows for Nine. Nixon has lost count of the amount of countries she has filmed in, with Japan being her favourite. But this is something she never takes for granted. Add a published children’s author to her CV, and it has been a very successful media career for someone who was close to a job in the business sector had Somers and Hey Hey not come calling. “I have been absolutely blessed,” Nixon says. ●

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