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Lisa Mayoh is the Editor of Insider, the arts and entertainment section of The Sunday Telegraph. She writes in-depth celebrity profiles, theatre, arts and entertainment features, and highlights important social affairs issues. Lisa has been a journalist for more than 20 years and is passionate about sharing people’s stories.

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From Heartbreak Kid to Underbelly and Strife – the fear that drives Alex Dimitriades

It’s been 30 years since Alex Dimitriades famously got his shot as The Heartbreak Kid – the role that made him and threatened to break him, all in one.

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KIIS FM radio hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson.

How the deal was done: Kyle reveals all about $200m 10-year pay day

It’s the deal that has transformed the Australian media scene and Kyle Sandilands has exclusively revealed how the 10-year $200m mega deal was done.

Entertainment

Orange 16-year-old is in the new Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

Horror lawnmower accident won’t stop Knox from being a Hollywood star

A role in the new Hunger Games prequel is just the beginning for Orange teenager Knox Gibson, who lost an arm in a lawnmowing accident when he was three.

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Brie Larson stars in Lessons In Chemistry

‘Just let me cry’: Role that brought Brie Larson to tears

So heavy were the issues raised by Lessons in Chemistry, star Brie Larson would sometimes just need to take a break and cry.

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‘It’s brutal, cut throat and intense – but my God it’s fun’

They wake us up, drive us home and keep us company all hours in between. READ what 10 radio hosts love about their craft.

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Lisa Mayoh's 'Aunty Jo' and hardworking daughter Elena, 11, who makes bracelets for her jewellery business 'Elena's Jewellery', selling on social media and in local markets.

Snooty shop assistants made my aunty feel like a criminal

Want to know how to keep customers coming into stores? Maybe start by making them feel welcome and not like criminals for wanting to try on sale items, writes Lisa Mayoh.

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How Home and Away drama echoed actor Emily Weir’s real life

Her on-screen character suffered a heart attack on Home and Away this week, but in real life Emily Weir has opened up about her personal experience with heart health. Read her story.

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Our 12 best young talents: Aussie screen stars ready to take on the world

Revealed: Twelve of the nation’s brightest up-and-coming actors have been named 2023 Rising Stars by the Casting Guild of Australia. See who made the cut.

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Change of heart — and pace — for brave ‘Zipper kids’

Heart patients first told to safeguard their heart and avoid overtaxing it with exercise are part of a study turning that theory on its head … and paying health dividends.

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Kozi to Cronulla: Dark times that led to Willo’s quest to help our kids

After a series of devastating losses rocked his family and close friends, Troy Willoughby is using the tools he leaned on for his own recovery to help young Australians with mental health challenges.

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