What ever happened to the cast of Frontline?
Almost three decades have passed since Australian comedy series Frontline first went to air on the ABC. The show took viewers behind the scenes of a fictional current-affairs program, and is fondly remembered for its sharp satire of television tabloid news. - and ran for three seasons from 1994 to 1997. With the series now available to stream on Stan and Netflix in Australia, let's take a look at where its stars are today. With ABC comedy series Frontline now available to stream on Stan and Netflix in Australia, let's take a look at where its stars are today  Rob Sitch  Rob Sitch famously starred in Frontline as Mike Moore, a TV anchor who considers himself a serious journalist, but is in reality a self-centred dunce who lacks any grasp of current events. Since finding fame on Frontline, Melbourne-based Sitch has continued to work as an actor, director, producer and screenwriter with production company Working Dog. Then and now: Rob Sitch famously starred in Frontline as Mike Moore, a TV anchor who considers himself a serious journalist, but is in reality a self-centred dunce who lacks any grasp of current events. Pictured left on Frontline, right in 2016  Among his most notable recent titles is Australian comedy program Utopia (2014), for which he served as its star actor, producer, writer and creator. In 2016, he also co-created and starred in Australian animated comedy series Pacific Heat. Sitch reprised the Frontline character Mike Moore in 2014 during a short sketch on ABC's Friday Night Crack Up. Screen star: Among his most notable recent titles is Australian comedy program Utopia (2014), for which he served as its star actor, producer, writer and creator  Big brood: He is currently married to fellow Frontline star Jane Kennedy. The couple share five children, including son Joshua Sitch who starred in Little Lunch on ABC (all pictured)  He is currently married to fellow Frontline star Jane Kennedy. The couple share five children, including son Joshua Sitch who starred in Little Lunch on ABC. Jane Kennedy  Jane Kennedy played Brooke Vandenberg in Frontline, an ambitious and publicity-hungry reporter who never let the truth get in the way of a good story. One of the founding members of Working Dog productions, Kennedy has enjoyed a varied career since starring on Frontline, working as an actor, producer, writer, and radio presenter. Iconic role: Jane Kennedy played Brooke Vandenberg in Frontline, an ambitious and publicity-hungry reporter who never let the truth get in the way of a good story. Pictured left on Frontline, right in 2019  She has also released four cookbooks since 2009, including OMG! and Fabulous Food Minus the Boombah. In 2017, she began co-hosting Triple M's national drive show Kennedy Molloy alongside her comedian pal Mick Molloy. However, she resigned from the show in January 2021, revealing on-air that the pressures of Covid-19 lockdown had made it difficult to balance work with her responsibilities at home. Radio career: In 2017, she began co-hosting Triple M's national drive show Kennedy Molloy alongside her comedian pal Mick Molloy (left)  'When I first accepted this amazing job, I joked about leaving my kids at home to go and have a bit of fun for a couple of hours a day at work,' Kennedy said. 'In 2020 with lockdown and COVID, I had four teenagers doing homeschooling. That's pretty full-on, to be honest.' Jane currently makes regular appearances as a panelist and fill-in quizmaster on Channel 10's Have You Been Paying Attention?. 'That's pretty full-on, to be honest': However, she resigned from the show in January 2021, revealing on-air that the pressures of Covid-19 lockdown had made it difficult to balance work with her responsibilities at home. Pictured with husband Rob Sitch in 2016  Alison Whyte  Alison Whyte rose to fame playing the morally-astute producer Emma Ward on Frontline. After winning the 1997 Silver Logie Award for the role, Whyte went on to nab a series of TV roles in shows such as Satisfaction (2007 - 2010), The Kettering Incident (2016) and Fisk (2021). Familiar face: Alison Whyte rose to fame playing the morally-astute producer Emma Ward on Frontline. Pictured left in 1990, right in 2014  In 2015, she appeared in critically-aclaimed Australian film The Dressmaker (2015), starring Kate Winslet and Liam Hemsworth. Whyte has also become one of Australia's most celebrated stage actors, starring in products such as A Midsummer Night's Dream and Richard III. Whyte and her husband Fred Whitlock share two children. From the silver screen to the stage: Whyte has become one of Australia's most celebrated stage actors, starring in products such as A Midsummer Night's Dream and Richard III. Pictured in 2009  Tiriel Mora  Frontline fans remember Tiriel Mora as the show's hard-nosed lead journalist Martin Di Stasio. Mora, who also famously played the bumbling local solicitor Dennis Denuto in iconic Australian film The Castle, has popped up in a handful of television shows in recent years, including episodes of Love Child, Home and Away, Neighbours. Most recently, he appeared in the 2020 fantasy film, The Legend of the Five. Big gig: Frontline fans remember Tiriel Mora as the show's hard-nosed lead journalist Martin Di Stasio. Pictured left on Frontline right in 2002  In 2012, Mora made headlines for the wrong reasons after he was convicted of assaulting his wife Brigid at their home in the Blue Montains. PerthNow reported that a fight had broken out between the couple over a comment Mora made about his wife's 'dysfunctional relationship with a family member, with whom she had recently reconciled.' Mora was given a 12-month good-behaviour bond, the publication reported. Bruno Lawrence  Bruno Lawrence is remembered for playing devious, golf-obsessed executive producer Brian Thompson in Frontline. Tragically, Lawrence was diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer at the height of Frontline's popularity in 1994. He died a year later at the age of 54.