The beloved radio identity has hung up his microphone after more than 30 years at the station, saying “it’s time to move over and give the younger guys a go”. Listen to his announce his retirement.
As John Farnham continues to heal after his battle with mouth cancer, his sons have revealed why the rock legend is “stubborn in all the right ways” and a hero to so many as he pushes forward.
Comedy star Dave Hughes has opened up to his I’m a Celebrity castmates about hitting the booze heavily in his youth … and what changed when he quit.
Former Married At First Sight star Jessika Power has opened up on her slain ex-boyfriend Sam ‘The Punisher’ Abdulrahim, describing him as “happy go lucky”.
Gogglebox favourite Isabelle Silbery was airlifted off remote Turtle Island after suffering a fracture to her spine during a horse riding accident while on a romantic tropical escape with her husband.
Fresh from his made in Melbourne biopic Better Manpicking up an Academy Award nomination, Robbie Williams is heading back to Australia.
Former Collingwood and Carlton star Daisy Thomas is loving his life-after-footy radio career, with the premiership player set to join Billy Brownless for his latest gig.
Married At First Sight star Mel Schilling has opened up about her battle with bowel cancer, telling how her painful symptoms were initially dismissed by doctors and she was told to go home and take some laxatives.
Channel 9 has rushed to give staff a rule refresher after Today Show presenter Alex Cullen was ousted from the network in the wake of a $50k prize scandal.
Radio jock Kyle Sandilands has described people who tried to have his show’s controversial $100,000 “ball drop” competition in Elsternwick cancelled, as “real little whinging bitches” in a crude swipe.
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