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Sunday Life
The November 17 Edition
TV star Chrishell Stause graces our cover. The actor, who is married to Australian musician G Flip, talks about her life, relationship and new role in Neighbours.
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‘We have renewed our vows twice’: Chrishell Stause on finding love with G Flip
“A great partner helps to keep you standing a little taller when you can’t stand up for yourself,” says the Selling Sunset star who has joined Neighbours.
- by Jane Rocca
With kids calling AFL, Seven banks on news and sport to steady the ship
The network will run AFL content every night and offer a fresh news bulletin. Chris Brown gets a new comedy-travel show, but there’s not much in the way of original programming.
- by Thomas Mitchell and Calum Jaspan
First ‘Lambo Guy’, next Elon Musk? Why The Block’s controversial buyer is no surprise
One billionaire entrepreneur has scooped up all five houses on The Block. But the show’s executive producer says this is just how the game is played.
- by Meg Watson
‘I fear for their safety’: The reckoning of teenage pop stardom
Since Liam Payne’s death, questions are being asked about the negative effects of fame on young performers, and the overhaul the entertainment industry needs.
- by Meg Watson
I grew up as an outcast but I found solace in drag
“I can be the puppeteer of my own perception, empowered by a simple eyelash flutter.”
- by Art Simone
Guy Sebastian leaves The Voice after six years
The pop star has left the program to focus on an upcoming album after six years in the role.
- by Riley Walter
Liam Payne’s shock death comes before he reached his full potential
A generation’s first experience of collective grief has come with the death of the British singer.
- by Michael Idato
Mormon Wives: How a TikTok scandal became a record-breaking reality show
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives isn’t just TikTok drama on a slightly bigger screen. It’s an exploration of a religion evolving in real time.
- by Nell Geraets
An overcooked lamb and not winning MasterChef led Alice Zaslavsky to success
A belief that food is her “fate” took her from teaching to a culinary career.
- by Steve Dow
‘Such a weird kid’: Alone winner Gina Chick never did fit in – and that’s her strength
She talked to a lake and apologised to a wallaby before eating it. Like her famous grandmother, survival-show star Chick does things her way.
- by David Leser
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