Top fashion trends that will dominate 2024
Black is still black, except when it comes to the little black dress. Here’s a look at the top fashion trends for 2024 – including the unwanted return of a controversial accessory.
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All the naughty, nice and shocking of 2023
From Angela’s fat-bear defence to Lambo Guy’s sports car craning stunt to celebrity couplings and shock deaths, the jawdropping stories of 2023 just kept on coming.
Cambage lives baller life with Censori at Kanye’s wild Miami party
Liz Cambage was shunned by Australian basketball, but she’s now living her best life snapped this week with Kanye West and wife Bianca Censori in Miami.
Tennis heartthrob’s shocking move to reactivate online dating profile
An Aussie tennis star has volleyed back into the dating market after reactivating his profile on an A-list dating app, setting off more alarm bells about the status of his romance with a Melbourne influencer.
What not to do at your office Christmas party
Festive season shindigs are in full swing but too much of a good thing could end with you being a sobbing heap at the bar or snogging a colleague. Here’s how to stay on Santa’s nice list.
The big pop culture moments of 2023 — and those we won’t miss
From Prince Harry to Barbiecore to the Voice, 2023 was marked with cultural moments and viral trends. Here’s what was big this year and what we’ll be glad to wave goodbye to.
Blaze engulfs Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club
Fire crews have rushed to battle a blaze that engulfed prestigious Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club just weeks after an external review was launched over a $2.5m loss in revenue.
Are these newshounds writing a new love story?
A new media power match-up has been revealed, with whispers a romance is blossoming between sports host Sam McLure and an ABC news anchor.
Dave Grohl spotted feeding Melbourne’s homeless
The nicest guy in rock ’n’ roll Dave Grohl has pulled a different kind of all nighter, working an 18-hour shift on the tongs to feed Melbourne’s homeless.
‘Best day of my life’: Sick kid’s adoring words for footy bad boy
They’ve made off-field headlines before — and for some not-so-great reasons — but this time, Jack Crisp and Steven May took time out of their days to help kids with cancer.
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