Wayne Connolly, Celebrated Australian Producer and Engineer, Launches Scenic Drive: Exclusive

Over the past three years Mosaic Brands has been reducing the amount of long lease rental terms for stores, with almost half set to expire by the end of this year. “The retail rental market in Australia is not paused because of the pandemic – it is fundamentally changed for the future,” managing director and CEO Scott Evans said.

Iggy Pop‘s feathered friend Biggy Pop has been named the founding patron of Australia’s Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital.In a statement on the animal foundation’s website, Biggy – an Instagram star in his own right – gave his reasons for accepting the appointment.“I’m a bird, and a real wild one, and I have many cockatoo cousins in Australia,” he said.

Repeats of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" are currently not airing on Australia's popular Nine Network television channel. A spokesperson for the network confirmed the news in a statement to Fox News on Monday.

It seems when things couldn’t get any worse in the world of The Ellen Show, it has caught another blow. After the firing of three producers amid the set of the television talk show as a ‘toxic workplace”, Channel 9 has pulled the show from being aired on their usual space. “We are resting Ellen repeats on Nine and have replaced it with Desperate Housewives.”However, a spokesperson for the network is denying that the show has been removed completely, as the repeats that are currently being aired

Variety, it has been claimed that staff will now get ‘five [additional] paid days off to use at their discretion, birthdays off, and paid time for doctors appointments and family matters.’It was also reported by the publication that Ellen’s apology has put staff more at ease as they return to work in September, while also giving them better morale at the workplace.Ellen DeGeneres has taken full responsibility for the accusations, although none of them was directed at her, mainly it was the

Dancing With the Stars pro Sharna Burgess wouldn’t mind joining another one of ABC’s popular reality franchises if given the opportunity.The dancer, 35, was offered a spot as the lead of Australia’s version of The Bachelorette before the coronavirus pandemic put the entertainment world on hold. At the time, the Australia native was “on the fence” about the offer.“I was initially like, ‘Sure.’ I mean, that could be fun.

The store was unable to find a buyer, so over 200 staff members have lost their jobs. Coronavirus has had an extremely negative impact on retailers in Australia.

Australian singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem is opening up about some health struggles that nearly sidelined her career.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine and have been staying in Australia since the end of July, and have been enjoying being back in their in New South Wales. The celebrity couple have been busy working on their respective projects, with Keith currently promoting his upcoming album, The Speed is Now, Part 1.

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Editor's note: contains references that some readers may find offensiveA cartoon in Australia's biggest national newspaper drew condemnation on Friday as being racist for portraying U.S.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerTony Ayres Productions (TAP) is developing The Fires, a six-part anthology series drawing on the experiences of those directly affected by the Australian megafires of last summer.The company, which has an exclusive deal with NBCUniversal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group, has ABC already on board with the series in Australia.The creative team includes Tony Ayres (Clickbait, Stateless, The Slap), Andrea Denholm (Wrong Kind of Black, It’s

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralian audiences may be among the first in the world getting to see Christopher Nolan’s much anticipated blockbuster “Tenet.”Warner-affiliated distributor Village Roadshow has confirmed that paid preview screenings of “Tenet” will go ahead in all but one state during the weekend of Saturday Aug. 22 and Sunday Aug.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsMetro Sexual, Australia’s first sitcom led by LGBTQ characters, will come to North American audiences starting Sept. 1.The mockumentary-style series will begin streaming in America on Crackle, OUTtvGo and Prime Channels in Canada.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralian sitcom, “Metro Sexual” has landed multiple streaming arrangements in North America.It will premiere in the U.S. on Sept.

Broadcaster ITV has announced that this year it will hold the reality TV show in a UK castle in winter - without revealing the exact location - instead of heading "down under" as coronavirus restrictions make global travel difficult.The popular programme forces a group of celebrities to take part in "Bushtucker Trials" to win food, compete for a public vote and avoid elimination.The 2019 launch show was viewed by more than 13 million people, making it ITV's most-watched programme of the year.ITV

43% drop in second-quarter advertising revenues.

don’t be that guy."This week saw the launch of the Music Industry Collaborative Commitment, a shareable tool and resource for artists to use as they enter into one-to-one situations with collaborators or potential business partners.The Commitment is a set of common-sense commandments, intended to create a platform for safety and confidence for music-makers as they pursue opportunities where, sadly, barriers still firmly exist.The project was designed with the “acknowledgement that there are

Over 40% of students in high schools in NSW have reported being subjected to sexual harassment, and a quarter of the male students said they were called homophobic slurs.A study of over 4,000 students found that male students were more likely to experience six out of nine forms of sexual harassment than female students.“Prior to our study, no study had provided prevalence estimates of sexual harassment among adolescents in Australia, although there were previous studies that indicated that it is

In the month of July, one in seven Aussies struggled to purchase hand sanitiser or soap, while, extremely concerningly, 8 per cent could not get their hands on the medicine they require. Yet again, 12 per cent of Australian shoppers do not have proper access to dry foods, such as pasta, and 10 per cent have found there to be a shortage of fresh fruits and veggies.