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Australian Idol returned to screens in 2023 after a 14-year hiatus.  With a refreshed look and feel, the search for Australia’s singing sensation was led by Harry Connick Jr, Amy Shark, Meghan Trainor and returning judge Kyle Sandilands. It is after this whirlwind season that Channel Seven has announced the show will be coming back in 2024, with Scott […]

Australia’s number one wagering company, TAB, recently announced the signing of triple international former professional athlete and now Channel Nine and Stan Sport presenter, Allana Ferguson.  Following her successful playing career, Allana pursued a career in the media, working for the Nine Network since 2016, where she has covered a wide range of sport across

Nine has unveiled its commentary team for its coverage of the 2023 Ashes, featuring a crew of current and former cricketers. The team comprises former Australian captain Mark Taylor, Ashes winner Ian Healy, World Cup-winning captain Aaron Finch and former internationals Callum Ferguson and Steven O’Keefe. They will also be joined by Roz Kelly, with

GOOD WEEKEND – 6 MAY 2023 From football to acting, boxing to writing, and now, directing, Matt Nable has long defied stereotypes. And now he’s ready to smash some more, speaking candidly about his mental health issues and more. On a bright autumn morning at the Glenrose Village Shopping Centre in Sydney’s northern suburbs, near tables

Australian comedian, singer, radio host and podcaster Em Rusciano has announced that her popular podcast, Emsolation, will move to independent production with a subscription-based opportunity after two years of success with global podcast giant Spotify. Em has been a trailblazer in the podcasting world and has made the decision to embrace the subscription model, signalling

This year, Fujitsu General is celebrating its 25-year partnership with cricket legend and brand ambassador Mark Taylor. Taylor’s ambassadorship was originally established in 1998 and is one of the longest personal endorsement agreements in Australia. To mark this special occasion, Fujitsu General is giving away $25,000 to 10 lucky winners*, as part of this year’s

Young star player Charlie Rule has one big goal: give women in Australia the opportunity to make the beautiful game their full time job. Lisa Mayoh reports WHEN Charlie Rule was a young girl who loved to play soccer, the only players she had to look up to were men – something she and her Sydney FC