Faustina Agolley, TV Presenter, philanthropist, environmentalist and University graduate, hosted Australia's most watched music program Video Hits on Network Ten, a weekend morning show she presented for five years. The job took Faustina all over the world to interview music's biggest entertainers including the Black Eyed Peas, Alicia Keys, Kanye West, Adele, Jack White, Muse, Green Day, Rihanna, Dave Grohl, John Paul Jones, Sinead O'Connor and Neil Finn.Video Hits was the longest running music video program in the world and broadcast to an Australian audience that averaged over 1.3 million viewers each weekend. Faustina, along with her co-host Dylan Lewis marked a heartfelt farewell to the program, its generations of viewers and the music industry in August this year, ending the show's 24-year run on air.Faustina also hosted Network Ten's live national coverage of the New Years Eve Fireworks from Sydney's Harbour Bridge, shared her opinions on politics and current affairs as guest panelist on ABC1's live political show Q&A, and also appeared on Good News Week, Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation and Spicks and Specks.Faustina also enjoyed a modeling career, appearing in campaigns for some of Australia's most iconic brands including Bonds, Peter Alexander and Just Jeans while also studying two University degrees in Media and Communications, Geography and Social Science from The University of Melbourne and RMIT University. Faustina was also a guest presenter on Channel [V] and the host of gadget and game review show, Cybershack, where she road tested the latest gadgets and video games from around the world.Faustina advocates her passion for the environment and development as a spokesperson for World Environment Day, Coastcare, Together.com and Reconciliation Australia. Faustina is an ambassador and supporter for the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation to help raise the standards of Literacy and Numeracy in Australia's most need communities. Faustina is also patron of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and ambassador for the Cancer Council's Girls' Night In to raise money for research into all women's cancers. Show less «