Forget ballrooms and rooftops, the largest commercial superyacht in the South Pacific is headed for the Docklands during the Grand Prix, bringing high-end parties like never seen before.
The Danish royal has been spotted in Australia, blending seamlessly into the weekend crowd as she checked out stalls at the famous Salamanca Market in Hobart.
Footy favourites Daisy Thomas and Kane Cornes are tipped to join forces on Seven’s new footy show The Agenda Setters — destined to make headlines following their spicy spat last year.
Triple Olympian turned Australian Survivor contender Morgan Mitchell has commemorated Valentine’s Day with the ultimate celebration.
3AW star Philip Brady will be farewelled in Kew later this month, with some of the biggest names in Australian radio and TV preparing to pay tribute to the beloved broadcaster.
Jackie ‘O’ Henderson has said she gets why Melbourne listeners tuned out from the “smut” on her radio show, and revealed co-host Kyle Sandilands is looking to buy a house in the city to better understand the market.
Melbourne TV and radio star Philip Brady, who has died after a battle with cancer, put his extraordinary 67-year career down to luck and longevity, saying “I don’t sing, I don’t dance, I don’t tell jokes” but “I’m very blessed”.
Radio and TV great Philip Brady, who worked with the likes of Graham Kennedy, Bert Newton and Don Lane in an entertainment career that stretched more than 60 years, has lost his brave battle with cancer.
US country superstar Luke Combs has embraced the most Aussie of traditions on his tour down under — and three Collingwood stars didn’t waste any time joining him in the act on stage.
The ‘Robbie effect’ was in full force at the ACCTA Awards, with the pop superstar sharing a raw insight into his personal battles.
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