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Watch trailer for cult survival series Alone Australia, coming in March!

Cult-hit survival series Alone Australia will premiere on Wednesday 29th March 2023 on SBS. The ground-breaking 11-part documentary series sees 10 Aussies dropped into the remote wilds of Western Tasmania/ lutruwita and competing to be the last one standing. The winner takes home $250,000.  But Alone Australia is not your average survival...

Watch the Trailer for the Final Season of ‘Ted Lasso’ on Apple TV Plus

Season 3 of “Ted Lasso” on Apple TV+ is nearly here! The official trailer has just been released, and it looks like the upcoming episodes will be filled with drama and laughs. The newly-promoted AFC Richmond team is facing some serious challenges this season, with various media outlets predicting they’ll be...

American Fast Food Chain Wendy’s is Launching “Hundreds” of Stores in Australia

One of America’s most successful and popular fast food chains have announced huge plans which will see “hundreds” of stores open across Australia. Abigail Pringle, Wendy’s chief development officer, spoke exclusively with Australian Financial Review where she announced the chains plans to bring “hundreds” of stores down under saying, that the...

How to watch Olivia Newton-John’s State Memorial Service

Australia’s sweetheart Dame Olivia Newton-John will be farewelled in a State Memorial Service this Sunday 26th February 2023. The celebration of the acclaimed singer, actor and philanthropist’s life and legacy will be held at Hamer Hall in Melbourne and live streamed. View this post on...

Australia’s 2023 Eurovision entrant and song announced

Australia’s Eurovision entrant and song has been announced, with Voyager set to perform ‘Promise’. The progressive metal band from Perth came second in the national final last year, with the band excited at having a second chance to win. Voyager frontman Danny Estrin said, “As a long-time Eurovision fan, this is the...

Space tourism for everyday people will soon be possible

A Japanese startup plans to launch commercial space viewing balloon flights that it hopes will bring an otherwise astronomically expensive experience down to Earth. Company CEO Keisuke Iwaya says passengers do not need to be billionaires, go through intense training or have the language skills needed to fly in a rocket. “It’s...