Suzi Cato

Suzi Cato is a New Zealand television presenter, entertainer, and children's television personality who achieved iconic status through her groundbreaking work in children's entertainment. Born in New Zealand, Suzi became best known as the host and creator of 'What Now?,' one of the most popular and longest-running children's television programs in New Zealand's broadcasting history. The show, which premiered in 1981 and ran for many years, featured fast-paced entertainment, music, sketches, and games that captivated young audiences and made Suzi a beloved household name throughout New Zealand and beyond. With her charismatic personality, boundless energy, and genuine connection with children, Suzi helped define children's television programming in Australasia for generations. Beyond television, she has pursued a successful music career, releasing albums and performing concerts that appeal to both children and families. Suzi's influence extends to her advocacy work for children's education and entertainment, demonstrating the positive social impact quality children's programming can have. Her longevity in the entertainment industry and her continued relevance in popular culture have established her as one of the most recognizable and respected figures in New Zealand entertainment history.