Two years ago radio duo Sarah Wills and Lise Carlaw blew up their lives, put on their dancing shoes and in the process created a phenomenon that has taken off across Australia.
Bondi Junction on a Friday morning is normally controlled chaos. Yesterday it was a centre in mourning as Westfield reopened its doors after the horrific mass stabbing that shattered Sydney.
Over the past year Sarah Megginson found the time to be a surrogate for her best friend and has now embarked on a new mission to change the lives of women around the world.
For the Australian Ballet’s principal ballerina Jill Ogai, playing the seductive lead of Carmen in the new Opera House production is a full circle moment.
Superstar sisters Maddison and Teagan Levi have grand ambitions for the Australian women’s 7s team and Olympic gold is just the start.
Sam Rechner is among a fresh class of actors to walk the halls of Heartbreak High – and there are some things he has to do that might make for awkward viewing for his gran.
Dubbo-born Indigenous actor Ngali Shaw is determined to take his rising star as far as he can. ‘It’s this or nothing’.
He has been a familiar face for decades on stage and screen, in everything from Play School to the Star Wars movies but wait till you meet Jay Laga’aia’s eight kids.
Amy Shark had to overcome years of rejection, knock-backs and ‘nos’ to rise to the top of the music world. That’s one reason she’s back as a judge on Australian Idol – a gig she almost said no to.
Sam Neill couldn’t be further from his character in the new screen adaptation of Liane Moriarty’s Apples Never Fall.
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