Peta Gia Wilson, born on November 18, 1970, is an Australian actress, lingerie designer, and model, best known for her role as Nikita in the television series La Femme Nikita. Wilson's career began in the modeling industry in Australia and Europe before she transitioned to acting. In 1991, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting and landed small roles in independent films. However, her breakthrough came when she auditioned for the lead role in the television show La Femme Nikita, which ran for five years and earned her two Gemini Award nominations. Wilson's talent expanded beyond television as she appeared in films and television shows, including The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and CSI: Miami. In addition to her acting career, she launched a lingerie label, Wylie Wilson, and received the Best Actress Award at the Cinerockom International Film Festival. Wilson's personal life includes a long-term relationship with director Damian Harris, with whom she has a son. Her diverse talents and achievements have solidified her status as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

Peta Louise Todd, Lady Cavendish, is a well-known English former glamour model and Page 3 girl. She made her debut on The Sun's Page 3 at the age of 18 and has since been involved in various charity works. Todd has actively supported the Help for Heroes charity, undertaking challenging activities such as cycling 400 miles, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, and participating in the London Marathon to raise funds. She has also been a patron and official pin-up for the charity. In addition to her charity work, Todd has made appearances on media platforms, including BBC's Newsnight and radio shows. She also took part in the 2014 Wales Rally GB as a co-driver. Personally, she is married to cyclist Mark Cavendish, with whom she has four children, in addition to her son from a previous relationship. Todd is also known for her support of West Ham United F.C.

Peta Brady, born in 1972, is a renowned Australian actress celebrated for her portrayal of Cody Willis in the popular TV soap opera Neighbours. Her journey into acting and writing began during her high school years, where she honed her skills and even penned scenes for a school production. After high school, Brady pursued her passion for performing arts at the University of Ballarat.Brady's illustrious career boasts a diverse array of roles in both film and television. Notably, she is recognized for her stint as Cody Willis in Neighbours from 1993 to 1996. Following her departure from the show, she graced the silver screen in films like Mullet (2001) and Pawno (2016), as well as featuring in various short films and television movies. Her talent has shone through in miniseries such as Simone de Beauvoir's Babies (1997), RAN (Remote Area Nurse) (2006), and The Slap (2011), among others.Additionally, Brady has left an indelible mark on the stage with her remarkable performances in renowned plays like Love and Shit, garnering accolades such as the Gerda Nicholson Award and the Green Room Award for Best Ensemble. Beyond her acting endeavors, Brady has also demonstrated her writing prowess, with her play Status Update receiving critical acclaim and multiple award nominations.Amidst her artistic pursuits, Brady has dedicated her time to noble causes, working with the Salvation Army as a mobile

Peta Roby is an accomplished Australian dancer and choreographer known for her successful partnership with Jason Gilkison and their numerous Australian national titles. Roby's passion for dance began at a young age, and she and Gilkison moved to London for extensive training, shaping the foundation of their remarkable career. The duo dominated the competitive dance scene, becoming undefeated Australian Latin champions for an impressive 16 years. Their exceptional skills led to international recognition, with appearances in the 1996 film adaptation of Evita and performances at Elton John's birthday party, ultimately inspiring the creation of the renowned stage show, Burn the Floor. Roby's involvement in the production evolved from being a principal dancer to assuming key behind-the-scenes roles, such as company manager and executive producer. Beyond her professional achievements, Roby's personal life includes a lasting marriage to Nic Notley and a move to Milan, Italy in 2015. Peta Roby's dedication and contributions have left an indelible mark on the world of dance and theater.

Peta Murray is an Australian writer known for her work as a playwright, as well as for her short stories and essays. She also works as a freelance dramaturg, director, and occasional performer. In addition to her artistic pursuits, Murray is a teacher of creative writing and a late-blooming academic researcher in the higher education sector.Murray's career began as a high-school teacher of English and History, but she remained involved in fringe and community theatre throughout her teaching career. She transitioned to full-time writing in 1989, and several of her plays have been published by Currency Press. Her best-known play, "Wallflowering," has been produced in Australia and overseas. Murray has also written short stories published by Sleepers and Scribe.In 2018, Murray presented "vigil/wake" at Arts House, North Melbourne, under the banner of the Mere Mortals season. This work, first staged as part of the Melbourne International Festival project, "Survival Skills for Desperate Times," continues to evolve.Aside from her creative work, Murray has also worked as a freelance dramaturg and director, taught playwriting at various institutions, and co-founded the not-for-profit arts-and-health organisation The GroundSwell Project in 2010. This organization focuses on challenging Australia's culture of medicalized, institutionalized death and dying, and promoting a public health approach to deliver increased agency and broader choices at end-of-life.Murray's commitment to