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It's been almost two months since Brooke Boney left the show to pursue a new adventure overseas, and now she has made a welcome return to Aussie screens sharing an update straight from London.
The former tennis champion has shared the news of an explosive tell-all documentary about the trials and tribulations of her personal life and career.
Melbourne Storm player Jahrome Hughes has been left with a tear in his eye after his teammates surprised him with an impromptu haka following his Dally M win.
P.J. Hogan’s classic Australian film Muriel’s Wedding is 30 and it plays as well today as it did when it had its world premiere, and while Muriel might have been “terrible”, the film was a great success.
As Labor's primary vote slips to its lowest since the 2022 election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended his choices on economic management.
The show was an ensemble piece in which we gradually got to know the characters and the friends became our friends.
One big name who has been on Channel 7 since 2011 has reportedly opted to walk away from the media to focus on his own business ventures.
What do our re-viewing choices tell us about ourselves? And is it OK that we keep returning to old favourites?
Violins are the largest section of the orchestra, sitting front and centre of the stage performing memorable melodies. But how did the modern orchestra get this set up?
Jamie Durie, a long-time staple of Aussie TV, returns with a new chapter - this time, with his young family by his side.
After three years on the ABC News Breakfast couch, Armstrong shocked viewers by announcing he is moving on.
