Amelia Moseley Age, Husband, Wiki【 BTN 】Married, Nationality, Bio

Personal Details Summary
Name	Amelia Moseley
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB	May 10th, 1989. As of 2025, she is around 36 years old.
Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Engaged / Spouse / Partner	Married. Check the full bio for relationship details.
Children / No. of Kids	None
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race	Black
Nationality	Australian

Wikipedia Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

Amelia Moseley is a TV presenter, bringing the latest events and news to young Australian audiences. She is the charismatic face working for almost a decade with on the iconic kids news show Behind the News (BTN).
A lifelong fan of BTN, Amelia had never expected to one day host the network’s flagship program.

Personal Life, Parents, and Family Details :

Amelia was born in Australia on May 10th, 1989. She was nurtured in a loving family, which instilled in her a passion for journalism from an early age.
Amelia is married to her long-time partner, Flake Robson. They got married on 24th October, 2020 and celebrated their 3 year anniversary in 2023. Amelia reflects on her wedding experience during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Planning initially for a wedding just before the first lockdown in March 2020, she had to cancel it but eventually had her “third wedding” in the city, facing various hurdles. Despite the absence of many family members and friends, the day turned out to be exciting, heartfelt, and hilariously fun.
Amelia is a proud step-mom to a Boxer named Lulu, and even though she doesn’t own a cat, she considers herself a “crazy cat lady.” She loves receiving pictures of cats from her viewers.

Career, Salary and Net Worth :

Amelia has carved her niche as the beloved host of BTN, a popular educational program that serves as a crucial resource for Australian students. At BTN, Amelia had replaced Nathan Bazley as the host of Behind the News, who stepped down after a decade in the role.
With her engaging and informative style, Amelia simplifies complex news stories, ensuring that young viewers of BTN are well-informed about the world’s happenings.
Her dedication to BTN has often led her to unconventional actions, such as sleeping under her desk, highlighting her unwavering commitment to delivering news and education to her audience. Since its inception in 1968, BTN has been an integral part of the education of children in Australia.
In addition to her on-screen presence, Amelia actively engages with the young audience, answering their questions and fostering a deeper understanding of current events. Her commitment to making a difference in the education of young people is at the core of her role as a BTN host.
Moseley began her career at BTN as a reporter and later transitioned into the role of a presenter. Describing a typical day at BTN, Amelia noted the dynamic nature of her activities, which can include researching, hosting shows, filming with kids, and even putting on costumes for sets they’ve created. Despite the variety, she emphasizes that one constant is that it’s never dreary at BTN.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

Outside her demanding career, Amelia indulges in various hobbies. She is an ardent hiker, exploring nature trails in her free time, though she has a fear of heights.
Amelia also has a flair for amateur photography, capturing the beauty of landscapes she encounters during her hikes.
A few years back, Moseley received advice from Nathan Bazley, the previous host of Behind the News. Nathan advised her to always be herself and to consistently communicate with children to understand their concerns and curiosities. Additionally, he mentioned to her that every action or remark she makes on BTN will be recorded and archived online for years to come.
One of the most memorable experiences for Amelia was meeting the head of NASA, where a young aspiring astronomer interviewed him. She also enjoys meeting incredible kids, especially those who share their stories about their illness or disabilities.
In July 2018, Amelia won an SA Media Award for Best TV Feature.