Revell-Devlin worked as a police reporter at Auckland's Western Leader. She was later employed as a senior reporter for the Sunday Star-Times.[1]
Revell-Devlin worked as a reporter and producer on TVNZ's ONE News,[2]Sportsnight and Breakfast,[2] before becoming a presenter on a number of television shows for both TVNZ and TV3 including Revell with a Cause,[3][4]Destination Planet Earth,[2] and Car Crazy.[5]
Revell-Devlin worked for nine months as editor at women’s magazine New Idea.[6]
Revell-Devlin is a co-director of a public relations company Impact PR, which she runs with Mark Devlin.[7][8][9]
^ abcDickson, Hannah (11 May 1998). "Fleur Revels in Her New Life". New Zealand Woman's Weekly. pp. 12–13. Talks about the former presenter of TV One's Breakfast who is about to present a travel programme for TV3's Destination Planet Earth.
^Grant, Frances (17 September 1998). "Revelling in It". The New Zealand Herald. Auckland, NZ. ISSN1170-0777. Talks with the journalist/television presenter, particularly about the new telly-dating show Revell with a Cause
^Stirling, Pamela (19 September 1998). "The Love Bug". New Zealand Listener. 165 (3045). Auckland, NZ: 68–70. ISSN0110-5787. Talks to the host of 'Revell with a cause' about romance
^Fitsell, Teri (22 April 1999). "Petrol Heads". The New Zealand Herald. Auckland, NZ. p. D3. ISSN1170-0777. Previews Car Crazy, a television show hosted by Fleur Revell, John Glass, and Shane Drake, which mixes motoring information with humour. Asks Mayor of Auckland Christine Fletcher, radio host Leighton Smith, motor-racing driver Paul Radisich and rally driver Possum Bourne about their cars
