received positive reviews. Gorr has contributed to Studio 10 on Network Ten as a studio panellist and Melbourne correspondent. In 2016, Gorr began presenting stories as a guest reporter for the ABC flagship current affairs program 7.30. Radio and journalism In January 2012, Gorr joined ABC Radio Melbourne as host of the Sunday morning program. She also regularly hosted Breakfast when Red Symons was the main presenter and on leave. In December 2021, Gorr announced her resignation from ABC Radio Melbourne to pursue her creative interests. Her last show on ABC Radio Melbourne was on 19 December 2021. Books Gorr has authored two books for Harper Collins, The A–Z of Mummy Manners: An Etiquette Guide for Managing Other Children's Mothers and Assorted Mummy Dilemmas (2011) and The Bedtime Poem For Edible Children illustrated by Bradley Trevor Greive (2012). Personal life Gorr's partner is freelance producer and director Stewart Burchmore (brother of actor Rhonda Burchmore). They have two children and live in Melbourne. References External links 774 ABC Melbourne: Libbi Gorr profile 1965 births Australian women comedians Australian Jews Australian television actresses Australian television personalities Women television personalities Journalists from Melbourne Actresses from Melbourne Jewish Australian writers Jewish Australian actresses Jewish Australian comedians People educated at Methodist Ladies' College, Melbourne University of Melbourne women People from Murrumbeena, Victoria Australian women radio presenters Radio personalities from Melbourne Living people