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Brenton Ragless

Brenton Ragless

Well-regarded SA weather presenter, MC, and host

Celebrity · Environment & Climate Change · Master of Ceremonies (MCs) & Hosts

Speaking fee

Available. $15k – $25k

Currently taking bookings. SA, AU · travels nationally

  • Celebrity
  • Environment & Climate Change
  • Master of Ceremonies (MCs) & Hosts

About Brenton Ragless

For Brenton Ragless, the saying about being able to ‘talk under water’ couldn’t ring more true. He owes his career in professional speaking to a childhood of early, sleep-dust mornings staring at a long black line in the pool

Brenton was a competition swimmer for ten years from the age of nine. At age 14, a serious hip injury had him out of the water for six weeks. So, instead of competing, he joined his mum poolside to announce the competitors behind the blocks. Brenton discovered a passion that would see him present to audiences in the thousands.

Today, Brenton is the full-time weather presenter on Channel Nine Adelaide – the result of pursuing another childhood interest with the fire service.

Brenton Ragless is an enthusiastic host and storyteller who combines professionalism with spontaneity to engage audiences of all ages.

What organisers say

Past clients

    Fee and travel

    Fee band
    $15k – $25k
    Based in
    SA, AU · travels nationally
    Cancellation
    Free cancellation up to 14 days before your event.

    Travel and accommodation are quoted separately at cost for events outside SA, AU. Virtual sessions are usually priced below the band above.

    Questions

    What is Brenton Ragless's speaking fee?
    Brenton Ragless's published fee band is $15k – $25k. The final figure depends on the format, the date and travel. There are no hidden fees on top of what's shown.
    How do I book Brenton Ragless?
    Send an enquiry with your date and audience size. We confirm availability and the exact fee within one business day, then you book directly. Free cancellation up to 14 days before your event.

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