Eloise Grace's interests in writing and the media began at school and were developed throughout university.

As Eloise Gentle, she achieved outstanding academic results at high school and went on to obtain a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws double degree at Monash University in Melbourne.

During her tertiary years, Eloise also worked in the entertainment industry. She modelled, acted and reported on Melbourne's entertainment scene for FM commercial radio. Her acting achievements include playing "Chrissie", Greg Evans' wacky co-host in Jimeoin's hit box-office feature, "The Craic."

After successfully completing her degrees, Eloise travelled the country, working as a freelance news reporter for all of the major regional TV networks - WIN, NBN and Prime Television. She also presented the news at WIN's Griffith station and then became a full time reporter for WIN Mildura.

In 2004 Eloise returned to the city to marry renowned Sydney radio announcer Andy Grace and began working at Sky News Australia as a television news reporter.

2004 also saw Eloise's return to law. She completed the Law Society's "Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice" and was admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales. At the same time, Eloise began work as a solicitor for Brown Wright Stein (formerly Gillis Delaney Brown) in general commercial law before specialising in employment law. She gained a wide range of legal skills including representing clients in courts around the country.

At the moment, Eloise is taking a break from full time work to care for Alissa, born 27 December 2006 and James, born 16 August 2008.

Her passions continue to lie in media and the law.