Last Friday, Australia’s largest airline, Qantas, held a long overdue celebration for their 100th Anniversary gracing the skies, commemorated with an elaborate black-tie gala dinner, co-hosted by Sylvia Jeffreys. One of the world’s oldest airlines to still be in operation, Qantas marked their centenary of operation in 2020, however due to the global pandemic they were […]
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Tyler Wright returns to Torquay, Victoria next week to defend her title at the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach. As the first of two events in Australia for the World Surf League Championship Tour, Ty has had her eyes set on winning this event since she first joined the tour at 16 years old. In
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Paramount+ has announced that the Paramount+ Australian original series, Last King of The Cross, is officially the streaming service’s most-watched local series in its first week. The first three episodes of the 10-part serialised drama inspired by Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim’s autobiography of the same name, are available to stream now, with new episodes dropping every Friday. Led by Lincoln
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Charlie Rule, says her “older sisters” make her feel safe and give her the confidence to play her natural game on the field. Prior to last weekend’s clash, Rule picked out two team-mates in particular who lead by example and show what it means to be a Sydney FC player. The 19-year-old is a relative
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Iconic Australian surf brand Rip Curl is proud to be renewing its multi-million dollar partnership with surfing legend Tyler Wright for another three years, as a show of commitment to women’s excellence in the sport. A surfing prodigy from a young age, Tyler Wright is a two-time World Champion surfer who has gone from strength
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Gary Jubelin isn’t sure why his podcasts have struck such a chord with listeners, but like any good detective, he has a few theories. Firstly, there’s the explosion in popularity of true crime, a genre in which his I Catch Killers podcast consistently appears near the top of Australian charts. And if anyone knows crime, it’s Jubelin,
Matt Nable is someone who has seemingly done it all. He was a former professional rugby league player, sports commentator, turned actor, known for starring in Underbelly: Badness, Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms and Gallipoli. As an actor, he also had success in the US playing Ra’s al Ghul in both Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow. But now in a career
Matt Nable’s story is truly inspiring. An extremely talented actor, author and critically acclaimed writer, Matt was recently hit with some tragic news about his younger brother, Aaron. Matt appeared on Straight Talk with Mark Bouris to discuss Aaron’s recent diagnosis with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). MND occurs when specialist nerve cells in the brain
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Each week, Benjamin Law asks public figures to discuss the subjects we’re told to keep private by getting them to roll a die. The numbers they land on are the topics they’re given. This week, he talks to Tyler Wright. The Australian professional surfer, 28, is a two-time world champion. After two years out of
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Ange Postecoglou has been recognised for his standout contribution to Australian football as one of six inductees into Football Australia’s Hall of Fame. Postecoglou will be joined by former Matildas players Moya Dodd and Collette Gardiner (nee McCallum), players’ union pioneer Brendan Schwab, SocceroosOlympian Ted Smith, and Tasmanian media personality Walter Pless in the latest batch to be
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