Burgess boys’ mum breaks boyfriend rule
Many powerful men have been knocked down in their prime by her four man-mountain sons so one imagines it is only the bravest and hardiest of souls who hits on Burgess family matriarch Julie.
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Caroline Laws’ death brings to close a love story for the ages
The wife of radio legend John Laws, Caroline, who died last Monday following a four-year battle with cancer, will be farewelled on Tuesday at Darling Point’s St Mark’s church.
Andrew O’Keefe heads back to rehab
TV host Andrew O’Keefe is said to have returned to rehab after suffering a health relapse. The Seven Network personality went through two separate stints in a Sydney clinic in 2019 for what he previously described as “exhaustion”.
Rugby star George Gregan’s 22-year marriage is over
Former Wallabies captain George Gregan has split with his wife Erica after 22 years of marriage, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal. The future of the couple’s multimillion-dollar hospitality company The Gregan Group is now under a cloud.
Packer welcomes ‘Ched’ back into inner sanctum
It is three years since Packer jettisoned his mate Matthew “Ched” Csidei from his close circle after their 30-year friendship fell apart over Csidei’s management of the Packer’s private multimillion-dollar projects. But a reconciliation is currently in the works, Annette Sharp writes.
One-time darling Doyle waits for a Seven gig
Once one of the Seven Network’s biggest stars, Melissa Doyle is still without a gig four months after bosses axed the struggling current affairs flagship program Sunday Night.
Cricketer and family man: Who exactly is Michael Clarke?
Fashion glamour boy, flashy property investor, august sporting academy entrepreneur, settled family man – exactly who is Michael Clarke? Annette Sharp looks into the life of the retired cricketer following his split from wife Kyly.
Brian Henderson won’t have treatment after cancer diagnosis
He graced our TV screens for 47 years, signing off his nightly news bulletins with “that’s the way it is”. But following a shock fifth cancer diagnosis, Brian Henderson tells Annette Sharp why he has made one of the hardest decisions of his life.
Armytage miffed at Oscars snub
Has Sonia Kruger’s return to Seven put the lovely nose of Sunrise breakfast host Sam Armytage out of joint? That was certainly the mail out of Seven this week, with Sammy said to be absolutely miffed at missing out on an Oscars gig.
Tziporah, please escape the Sin City parasites
Sin City’s parasites are feasting on Tziporah Malkah, each taking a piece of her and then another, until ultimately there will be nothing left, just the memory of a woman who, in an earlier life, had the world at her feet, writes Annette Sharp.
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