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It’s on. Barmy Army says Aussie beer is disappointing

Once a rag-tag bunch of cricket fans, the supporter group could deliver a $300 million boost to the Australian economy.

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When the first ball of the first Ashes Test is bowled on Friday, 9000 of the fans expected at Stadium Perth will be travellers from the United Kingdom. And that’s just an advance party on the horde of 40,000 British invaders that bookings indicate will hit Australian shores during the five-match series.

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Barmy Army return to Adelaide where it all began for The Ashes

England cricket's most parochial fans, the Barmy Army, will once again descend on Adelaide Oval this Friday for The Ashes.

It all began as an idea on the hill back in the 90s, exploding via a Hindley Street t-shirt shop.

Andy Stockings from the Adelaide Barmy Army said to Sonya Feldhoff & Rory McClaren, "We missed out four years ago, so everyone's got all their money saved up".

England's Barmy Army gets in the spirit on the hill at the Adelaide Oval.(Mick Tsikas: Reuters)

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November 21, 2025
‘Devastated’: Aussie woman denied $3.5m Portelli win | Lambo Guy’s business under investiga…

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‘Devastated’: Aussie woman denied $3.5m Portelli win

A woman who won a $3.5 million home in Adrian Portelli’s lottery of The Block he bought in 2024 has been left “devastated” are finding out she was ineligible because of laws in her home state.

South Australian resident Donna was the first name called when billionaire Portelli began offloading the homes on Saturday.

The Murray Bridge resident was ecstatic to have scooped the winning house by Maddi and Charlotte from the 2024 season of The Block on Phillip Island.

But her dreams were shattered earlier this week when Portelli contacted her to say she wouldn’t be getting the keys and the home would need to be redrawn.

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November 21, 2025
Epstein’s Aussie bombshell stuns the world | Epstein’s friendly emails to Keating’s daughte…

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Katherine Keating's messages with Jeffrey Epstein revealed in new cache of emails

Katherine Keating, the daughter of former Australian prime minister Paul Keating, exchanged a string of emails with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, new documents show.

The emails between Katherine Keating and Epstein were contained in a tranche of thousands of emails from the Epstein estate released publicly on Thursday by the US House Oversight Committee. The brief exchange reveals for the first time the pair were in direct contact in late 2011.

Keating’s known contact with Epstein was brief, according to the files. In one exchange on 28 October, 2011, Keating sent Epstein an email with a link to a story in The Australian newspaper that carried the subject line “Keating Interview”. Epstein asked: “Are you here [sic]”.

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November 20, 2025
Aussie rocker holds back tears amid milestone | You Am I Celebrated With New Australian Music Vau…

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You Am I Celebrated With New Australian Music Vault Display

The Australian Music Vault has launched a major new display celebrating You Am I, the influential Australian rock band whose 2025 induction into the ARIA Hall Of Fame marks a significant milestone in a career that has shaped the sound of modern Australian music. The exhibition showcases rare archival posters, early media releases and original Juke Magazine clippings from the 1990s, alongside a contemporary photography series by Melbourne photographer Laura May Grogan. The result offers a detailed look at the group’s early journey, their evolution and their enduring impact on Australian culture.

You Am I formed in Sydney in 1989 at a time when Australian guitar rock was shifting under the influence of grunge and alternative music. Tim Rogers, who had played in The Pleasureheads and Glazed Expression, founded the band with his brother Jaimme Rogers and school friend Nick Tischler. Early shows featured covers of X, the Hard-Ons and Aerosmith as the young band searched for its own direction. Their first EP, Snake Tide, arrived in 1991 and captured a raw sound that hinted at the personal songwriting Rogers would later refine.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese leads tributes as You Am I inducted into ARIA Hall of Fame

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese led tributes to Aussie rock icons You Am I when the Sydney four-piece became the newest entry into the ARIA Hall of Fame on Wednesday.

You Am I, who formed in 1989, joined the likes of INXS, AC/DC, Cold Chisel and recent inductees Jet and Missy Higgins.

The band became mainstays of festival and pub stages across the country during the mid-1990s and were the first Australian outfit to have three consecutive albums debut at No.1 on the ARIA charts.

“Guys whether you’re in the studio, or on the stage, particularly the Enmore, you’ve been coming to us for decades with truth, with wit and vulnerability,” Albanese said via video, referencing the storied Enmore Theatre in his inner-west Sydney electorate of Grayndler.

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November 19, 2025
Kmart’s $25 item wins over Aussie shopper after ‘disappointing’ Reject Shop find | The Reject Sho…

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Kmart's $25 item wins over Aussie shopper after 'disappointing' Reject Shop find

Following the popularity of Kmart’s $25 LED Magical Lighting Wand last year, shoppers were thrilled when they discovered The Reject Shop had launched a similar product for a cheaper price. The $15 Christmas Light-Up Magic Wand With Adaptor looks almost identical to Kmart’s version, with a similar light-up plastic star, red and white stripe design, and red handle.

Users simply have to wave the wand to turn Christmas lights on and off, which could add some extra magic to the holiday season. The 33cm wireless wand requires two AAA batteries, which aren’t included, and connects to your existing low-voltage Christmas lights.

The Reject Shop’s $15 Christmas Light-Up Magic Wand Receives Mixed Reviews

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Following the success of Kmart’s popular LED Magical Lighting Wand last year, shoppers have recently discovered a new competitor in the holiday market. The Reject Shop has launched a similar product, the $15 Christmas Light-Up Magic Wand With Adaptor, offering a more budget-friendly option that closely resembles Kmart’s version. Featuring an identical light-up plastic star, red and white stripes, and a red handle, the new wand allows users to turn Christmas lights on and off with a simple wave, adding a touch of festive magic to the season.

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Reject Shop rivals Kmart's Christmas 'must-have' item and slashes the price: 'Just $15'

Kmart shoppers have been going wild over the retailer's LED Magical Lighting Wand, which allows you to light up your Christmas tree with the flick of a magic wand. The $25 product has been very popular over the years, and it's back again this festive season.

Kmart told Yahoo Lifestyle that it has quickly become "a Christmas must-have" this year, but if you've struggled to get your hands on the popular item, you'll be pleased to know that you can get a similar wand from The Reject Shop. Their version is called the Christmas Light-Up Magic Wand With Adaptor, but it's actually $10 cheaper than the Kmart version and retails for $15.

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November 19, 2025
Aussie Olympian ties the knot in fairy tale Perth wedding | Stunning guests deliver knock-out loo…

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Aussie Olympian ties the knot in fairy tale Perth wedding

Australian Olympian Peter Bol has married Mahtut Yaynu, his long-time partner and the mother of their daughter.

The middle-distance runner shared a series of photos from their wedding on Monday, showing the couple hand in hand, followed by a series of portraits and ending with a blurry photograph of them dancing.

“Crossed the finish line to forever,” Mr Bol captioned the photos.

The post was flooded with comments, including from fellow high-profile Aussie Olympians such as young sprinter Gout Gout and Olympic silver medallist Jessica Hull.

Mr Bol rose to national prominence at the Tokyo Olympics, where he became the first Australian in more than 50 years to reach an Olympic men’s 800-metre final.

Stunning guests deliver knock-out looks for RQCC at Crown

RQCC at Crown Ballroom, Crown Towers on Friday October 31st, 2025. Cara Mooney. Picture by John Koh. John Koh Picture: John Koh/The West Australian

While there was plenty of bobbing and weaving in the ring, the only knockouts were out of it as more than 1000 guests dressed in their finest for RQCC at Crown Perth.

The red-carpet event, which saw brave contestants go head to head across 11 bouts, resulted in $1.15 million of donations and pledges for ToyBox Australia — a charity which improves the lives of Australia’s sick and disadvantaged kids.

The fight of the night was awarded to Shauna Arthur and Fa Pichairat, while spirit of the event was claimed by Lee Nugawela.

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New Perth store gives Lululemon a run for its money

As summer approaches and West Aussies update their activewear, many fitness-lovers will be happy to know that a popular Aussie brand is coming to WA for the first time ever.

LSKD is opening its first WA store at Claremont Quarter on November 15, becoming the brand’s 29th store globally.

The store will will stock a range of LSKD’s activewear and streetwear, designed to support training, sport, and everyday life. Popular items include sports leggings and shorts designed for running, HIIT, yoga and pilates.

The Queensland-based brand grew out of the CEO Jason Daniel’s love for BMX freestyle and motocross. It was in these circles where he earned the nickname “Loose Kid” which gave inspiration to the name LSKD.

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November 10, 2025