“I did think the first time I’d be here there would be a few more people in the crowd, but I’m imagining you all like an NRL match – cardboard cutouts.”
The Canowindra-born, Sydney-based singer-songwriter Gordi, AKA Sophie Payten, sits
MasterChef Australia 2020: fave contestants get close to crunch time – as it happened | Television & radio
Another sweetie ruthlessly cut from the competition.
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And people are taking it well…
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Is Australian director Natalie Erika James’ feature debut a haunted house movie? A psychological drama? A Babadookian “horror as metaphor” using ghoulish symbolism to explore mother and daughter relationships? The answer is all of these things and none of
MasterChef Australia 2020 elimination: high stakes pressure test will send a favourite home – live | Television & radio
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From Eskimo Joe to Hearts and Rockets: Australia’s best new music for July | Music
Eskimo Joe – Say Something
For fans of: Coldplay, INXS, the Killers
It took Eskimo Joe a handful of novelty singles and
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Elizabeth Macarthur – the wife of early colonist John Macarthur – is a minor footnote in Australian history, celebrated for keeping the Macarthur sheep empire going while her famously aggressive husband was going to court in London. From the