Kristine is the co-founder and Operations Director of Longhaus. She is an expert in exploratory questioning and inquiry. Her exceptional research and interpersonal skills have been utilised through countless hours of legal investigation, interviewing, judicial court, debate, inquiry, submissions, and cross-examination. And she remains affable, gracious, and friendly despite it all.

With a background in advanced legal prosecutions, common law, and financial and legal forensics, she has spent 15-years in the pursuit of succinct, precise communication; in the court-room, on the telephone, on paper, in person, in the field. Kristine worked at senior levels in the public sector for over 10-years for Defence, and the ATO, collaborating with the Australian Federal Police, the Department of Public Prosecutions, and the AG's Department on several projects. Whilst with the Federal Government she worked closely with Edward DeBono, and Alan Pease on communication and body language seminars for State and Federal employees in Tasmania; a project driven by the Australian Taxation Office.  She also worked for accounting and advisory firm PKF, where she further honed her auditing skills.

Kristine studied Law, Business Studies and Commerce through the University of Tasmania and Leo Cussen Law Institute of Victoria. She also holds a Certificate in Workplace Training and Assessment.