Lindsay Fox’s little black book to the rescue
When a nasty rumour resurfaced about trucking magnate Lindsay Fox and a Christmas party on a 100-foot yacht his little black book came to his rescue.
When a nasty rumour resurfaced about trucking magnate Lindsay Fox and a Christmas party on a 100-foot yacht his little black book came to his rescue.
Conditions at the embattled Epping Gardens aged care home where more than 20 COVID-19 deaths have been recorded, are a far cry from the glitzy lives of its co-owners whose Toorak mansion boasts “Gucci in almost every room”.
The name of Lauren Newton and husband Matt Welsh’s sixth child has pulled on the heart strings of the wider Newton family. Here’s what they named their newest addition.
Long-serving Ten weatherman Mike Larkan was hours away from a live cross at Port Phillip Bay when he was “caught off guard” by the phone call nobody wants to receive.
Brett Sutton met rumours of his sacking with a gag and continues to win fans (and hearts) with his silver fox looks and calming presence at the grim daily press conferences. So how does a man with such a tough job stay so smooth? Put it down to his Buddhist training.
While other WAGs are letting it all hang out by the pool and haranguing the AFL with diva demands, one club’s families are known for their wholesome hub culture. These are the WAGs more likely to start their day with pilates than martinis.
Brett Sutton has emerged as an unlikely sex symbol during the dreaded COVID-19 presser and sobering numbers game each day, with online fan groups describing him as ‘Chief Swoon Officer’ and ‘Dr Brett McHunk’. Take that, McDreamy.
Complaints about mattresses. A request for a puppy to be flown in from Melbourne. The diva demands of some WAGs arriving at Gold Coast hubs are causing headaches for the AFL, with one league insider conceding: “Basically the players are sh.t scared of their wives.”
She first made headlines and invoked fury among Victorians after jumping a coronavirus checkpoint and cackling with joy. But Eve Black’s exotic past has been revealed — and it includes an appearance at Melbourne’s most notorious swingers party.
Radio titan John Burns is getting set to hang up his headphones next week but coronavirus means his farewell celebration will be a fizzer. See what’s now planned for Sir Lunchalot.
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