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She wrote and performed the music for the documentary Journey Beyond Fear in 2018.

On 9 August 2012, it was announced Platt had re-joined Neighbours for a guest role as a different character.

The role that brought her most recognition was that of co-host of the then top-rated quiz show Sale of the Century, from 1986 to 1991. She returned to this role for one special episode of Temptation on 14 March 2007, during the show's Battle of the Network Shows series, in which Temptation's hosts Ed Phillips and Livinia Nixon were contestants themselves. Most recently she is seen alongside former Sale co-host Tony Barber on TV1's Cash Trivia Challenge.

She had a recurring role on City Homicide from August 2007.

Alyce Platt launched her debut album Beautiful Death, on 4 April 2004 at the Corner Hotel. Carmine Pascuzzi of MediaSearch website felt that she "does a decent job in providing an adventurous foray through her honest and melancholic musical thoughts. It’s a collection of material spanning several years. The songs are mostly told with positive feeling and the hope for better things." Her second album, Live from the Vault, appeared in August 2006. Her third album, Funny Little World, was issued in November 2015.

In August 2004 Alyce Platt married Claude Carranza.

Alyce Platt's acting roles include Amanda Morrell in Sons and Daughters from 1983 to 1985, a guest role in the short-lived serial Family and Friends in 1990, the part of Jen Handley in Neighbours in 1995, and as Sarah Wilkes in A Country Practice.

Alyce Mary A Platt (born 19 December 1963) is an Australian actress and singer. As an actress, she had roles in TV soap operas, Sons and Daughters (1983–85) and Neighbours (mid-1990s) and worked as a TV presenter and game show host, including on Sale of the Century (1986–91). Platt released her debut album, Beautiful Death, in April 2004.

Alyce Mary A Platt was born on 19 December 1963 and grew up in Melbourne with her parents and two older brothers. From the age of 12 she was singing in competitions. At 16 she attended Box Hill Technical College for a two-year drama course.