Rock star’s guitars win a reprieve
KIRK PENGILLY has reversed his decision to auction off part of his trove of guitars accumulated over his career with legendary Australian band, INXS.
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Bert’s blessing is all heart
ALMOST five years on from quadruple heart bypass surgery, TV legend Bert Newton has described every day as a blessing after he was told he had a 50/50 chance of the major operation being a success.
Dave Thornton quitting Fox FM show
AFTER four years of early starts, one of Australia’s most successful comedians, Dave Thornton, is quitting Melbourne’s top rating FM breakfast show.
Is Wil going to sizzle for Breakfast?
FOOTY-mad comic Wil Anderson has firmed as the short-priced favourite to land one of Melbourne radio’s most coveted breakfast gigs. But who will he replace?
What a $50k Melbourne party looks like
DAYS after crashing out of the US Open tennis maverick Bernard Tomic aced Melbourne’s party scene in what is touted as Australia’s most exclusive nightclub experience. We take you inside.
Changes set for SEN Breakfast team
RADIO trade season is off and running with changes on the cards for the poorly performing SEN breakfast team with Hamish McLachlan set to exit at the end of the year.
Patti mum on Matt wedding rumours
PATTI Newton is delighted at the “good place” her son Matthew is in following reports he has recently tied the knot with partner Catherine Schneiderman in New York.
Family in fashion for footy glamour couple
FOOTBALL glamour couple Marc and Jessie Murphy have spoken of their joy at starting a family with their first child due in January.
Molloy’s naked desire for Tiger success
NUDITY and tattoos are on the agenda for footy tragic Mick Molloy should his beloved Tigers roar the loudest this AFL finals season.
Rex to call Legends and that’s all, folks
THE voice of a footballing generation Rex Hunt is heading back to the footy broadcasting box, but his return to game day action will be a cameo for a good cause.
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