A former journo and ABC radio producer, Lucy loves investigating things big and small and is always trying new things.

After traveling the globe with her family (England, Switzerland, Australia) and succeeding as a professional figure skater and dancer Ms Tucker got two degrees under her belt and became a published author with Banking on Community Cents. Lucy began interviewing celebs back in 1999 when she wrote for a local youth newspaper “Loop” and hasn't looked back since.

After stints as a Fairfax journalist, in 2004 Lucy was hired as a reporter Channel 31 show “Healthwise” (hosted by Toni Barber) filing health-related news stories such as the rise in popularity of laughter clubs in Australia. Lucy then went on to work as a television producer in Melbourne on Channel Nine's The Car Show.

Lucy realised she had the ‘journalism bug' after interviewing celebs and public figures for a youth news magazine. An award-winning article was one with legendary Australian who was after his passing described by the major press as a “national treasure” the late Jack Locket. Jack was one of Australia 's oldest surviving WWI veterans.

Lucy believes in living with initiative and following through with dreams. In 2006 she presented and produced a lifestyle documentary with Southern Cross Ten crew on The Aitisha Centre where the largest Stupa in the Southern hemisphere is being constructed, due for completion in 2010.

As well as having appeared in many strage productions such as Grease the Musical Lucy has scored roles in many exciting television and roles and projects including a comprehensive list of TVCs and films and television pilots.

Managed by McMahon Crowley Management Lucy is the new face of SuperTurf Lawns and Surfaces and the Independent Flooring Group Melbourne.