All roads are leading to Mundi Mundi as some 15,000 people of all ages and abilities converge in the outback to enjoy three days of live music under the stars.
Suzanne Simonot
As The Who kick off their final tour, Pete Townshend jokingly admits he'd be open to offers for private gigs after the legendary rockers go their separate ways.
Staff Writers
“It’s not about me”: Survivor champ David Genat has been announced as Jonathan La Paglia’s replacement on Australian Survivor, ending weeks of speculation.
Clare Rigden
A witness has told the jury in Matt Wright’s trial that chopper crash pilot Sebastian Robinson rarely used cocaine and he only saw him consume it once — at a bucks party on the celebrity croc-wrangler’s boat.
Kristin Shorten
Isabela Ferrer, who plays young Lily in It Ends With Us, is alleging director Justin Baldoni harassed her through legal tactics related to his ongoing dispute with Blake Lively.
Kimberley Braddish
Opera Australia has appointed a new head as the embattled performing arts company tries to turn around its finances and flagging audience numbers.
Sam McKeith and Alex Mitchell
The Cambridge Dictionary has added more than 6000 new words, including slang terms like "skibidi", "tradwife" and "delulu".
WA Music have declared it the ‘biggest local music event in the country’, amid last year’s postponement sparked by funding uncertainty.
Caitlin Vinci
Dutch violinist Simone Lamsma and principal conductor Asher Fisch bring WA Symphony Orchestra to Winthrop Hall, Kalgoorlie and Bunbury.
David Cusworth
Landing the role of the villain General Zod in the Superman film was the turning point that turned the full glare of Hollywood's limelight on Terence Stamp.
William Schomberg
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WEST REWARDS
We range from Paul Kelly to Taylor Swift and back again because variety is encouraged when we spend more hours operating than we do with our families.
Andrew Miller
Long-running drama Home and Away says its farewell to star character Irene Roberts this week but for the woman who’s portrayed her for almost 33 years, it’s a bittersweet time.
English actor Terence Stamp, who starred in Superman films and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, has died, his family says.
Madonna has watched a horse race in Tuscany while visiting the Italian region on her 67th birthday.
David Byrne has admitted it is unlikely Talking Heads will ever perform together again.
Bob Odenkirk entered the entertainment industry as a nobody, gradually worked his way up to ‘somebody’ status and, now, as a nobody again, has become Hollywood’s unlikeliest action hero.
Ben O'Shea
Fresh from making a surprise cameo in a key scene in Season 2 of the blockbuster Netflix series Wednesday, Aussie screen legend Frances O’Connor is bound for Busselton and CinefestOZ.
The Gallagher brothers have paid tribute to their Irish roots during a sell-out gig in Dublin.
Cillian Sherlock
This week: your last chance to see Jonathan La Paglia on Survivor: Australia V The World, Invasion, The Rookie season seven, Richard Osman’s original game show and The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox.
Based on his characters and commitment to method acting, you’d think the Oscar winner has an almost masochist love of being challenged in the name of his art. But sometimes, he just wants an iced coffee.
Froth Town is back, music and comedy are happening, and there is even a glimpse into ancient Italy. All happening in Perth this week.
Belle Taylor
Nat Barr has slowly come to terms with her kids moving out, and offered tips to parents on the verge of being in the same position.
Zach Margolius
Dannii Minogue has been seen shooting her long-awaited return to the screen.
