While most of us are glued to our screens in coronavirus isolation, the crisis has seen much of Australia’s TV production postponed or put on hold, meaning networks could have some big holes to fill in their program schedules. See which shows have been affected.
TV legend Bert Newton and wife Patti are celebrating an Easter blessing with the couple revealing some wonderful family news.
With the closure of cafes, bars, pubs and clubs, dating has moved from ‘hello and hook up’ to physically distant flirting. Welcome to slow dating, where your still need to know how to “weed out the weirdos”.
Some famous faces have shared what they’re missing during shutdown, with fresh air, friends and family a common theme. From Jacqui Felgate and Peter Hitchener to Nadia Bartel and Fifi Box, celebs reveal how they’re coping at home.
Experts say we will come out of this crisis with a different society and people’s values will change. Household names reveal what they miss most, how it’s changed their perspective and we ask – do you see the world differently?
Miss Universe Australia Priya Serrao says she can’t stay silent while trolls seek to blame and abuse anyone of Asian descent for the coronavirus crisis.
TV weather presenter Jane Bunn has revealed how, despite social distancing in the time of coronavirus, for newsroom teams the show still goes on.
Dog owners are being encouraged to keep their pooches mentally and physically fit, particularly during lockdown. Problems can arise if they are bored or around stress, like anxiousness.
After years of battling a rampant drug problem and constant run-ins with the law, fallen AFL star Ben Cousins desperately wants a normal life. But Eagles premiership coach John Worsfold says a tragic reality faces the Brownlow medallist.
After going through a tough time when his Pacific Star Network company voluntarily suspended trading, Craig Hutchison wasn’t expecting to have to put out any more fires.
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