Aussie singer’s desperate plea following virus diagnosis
Another Australian musician has tested positive to coronavirus, with singer Jaguar Jonze urging her fans to take social distancing seriously while emphasising how easy the virus is spread.
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Member of Melbourne metal band tests positive for coronavirus
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$100m lost and counting: How to help Australian music
As gigs and festivals across Australia are cancelled due to coronavirus, the true cost to our music scene is quickly adding up. But there are ways to lend a hand, writes Cameron Adams.
Brandon Flowers praises Riewoldt’s grand final karaoke
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The events cancelled, postponed so far
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What happened to Alanis Morissette, anyway?
Her album Jagged Little Pill turned her into an overnight sensation 25 years ago. Now aged 45, Alanis Morissette recalls how fame was “traumatising” and why she’s still happy to be the poster girl for anger.
State’s biggest events rapidly being cancelled
Last night’s AFLW game was the last one fans could attend for the foreseeable future as major events across Victoria, including the Melbourne Comedy Festival, are axed due to coronavirus.
Katy Perry’s birthday surprise for fireys at bushfire concert
US pop superstar Katy Perry wowed a crowd of 7000 fans in Bright in a free 75-minute concert last night, bringing two female firefighters onstage to be “serenaded by a pregnant pop star”.
Don’t make fun of MAFS fans, they might be your nan
It was supposed to be a show for the Instagram generation, but this year some of the biggest followers of Married At First Sight are actually older Australians, writes Cameron Adams.
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