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Former Liberal leader Matthew Guy has demanded a public apology from his party room colleague Moira Deeming for making an unfounded assault allegation against him.
It came after Victoria Police reviewed CCTV footage of an innocuous interaction between Guy and Deeming at a community function last month, and concluded on Thursday he had no case to answer.
He said he was also owed an apology from Premier Jacinta Allan and Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny who on Thursday sought to exploit the turmoil caused by Deeming’s claims for political gain.
“They can come to me the honourable and easy way or a harder way,” said Guy, who was flanked by his lawyer as he read a short statement addressing for the first time the allegations levelled against him.
Victorian Liberal MP Matthew Guy says he deserves an apology from his party colleague Moira Deeming after she made allegations he assaulted her during a community event last month.
Victoria Police says it has closed its investigation into Mrs Deeming's claim, and "determined there was no offence detected".
Mr Guy vehemently denies the allegation and is considering legal advice to pursue defamation action.
Former opposition leader Matthew Guy has demanded an apology from his party room colleague Moira Deeming after police dismissed her accusation he assaulted her.
Video obtained by the ABC appeared to show Mr Guy placing his arm on Mrs Deeming's back to speak with her at the crowded Macedonian community event in Sunshine on May 23.
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Former Liberal leader Matthew Guy has demanded a public apology from his party room colleague Moira Deeming for making an unfounded assault allegation against him.
It came after Victoria Police reviewed CCTV footage of an innocuous interaction between Guy and Deeming at a community function last month, and concluded on Thursday he had no case to answer.
He said he was also owed an apology from Premier Jacinta Allan and Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny who on Thursday sought to exploit the turmoil caused by Deeming’s claims for political gain.
“They can come to me the honourable and easy way or a harder way,” said Guy, who was flanked by his lawyer as he read a short statement addressing for the first time the allegations levelled against him.
Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has demanded Liberal MP Moira Deeming publicly apologise to the male colleague she accused of assaulting her after police cleared him of any wrongdoing, setting up a potential showdown with the maverick MP.
The MP accused of the assault, frontbencher Matthew Guy, also demanded an apology and said he was now among men who had been scapegoated by false claims, to whom he vowed to give his support.
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Guy Ritchie's best Sherlock Holmes production is coming back. Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes movies, Sherlock Holmes (2009) and Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011), hold a curious place in pop culture. The place they inhabit in our movie history landscape is a strange one.
It could be argued that the Sherlock Holmes films starring Robert Downey Jr. are the most recognizable adaptations of the franchise we have. It's also likely that a whole generation of movie-goers recognize Ritchie's distinctive fast-cutting style thanks to these two films, rather than something like Snatch or Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Yet the films have been forgotten over the years, maybe a result of all the Sherlock Holmes adaptations that have come in its wake, including Guy Ritchie's own, Young Sherlock, on Prime Video. Young Sherlock premiered on Prime in March 2026 and ran for eight episodes, earning an 84% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Now that Peaky Blinders has run its course through six seasons and a feature-length follow-up on Netflix, fans of flat-capped period gangster dramas need to look elsewhere to get their TV fix. Luckily, Guy Ritchie has arrived right on cue with his own historical crime thriller series, which puts a fresh spin on an iconic screen detective.
Ritchie’s Prime Video prequel show Young Sherlock has already drawn comparisons with Peaky Blinders due to the distinctive visual style and all-action pacing of its first season. Now, though, it’s about to get even more similar to Steven Knight’s flagship crime drama.
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Thereâs a great deal of fun to be had in the directorâs sly and surprisingly serious thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Henry Cavill and Eiza González
While the actual quality might never threaten to float him above a three-star rating, Iâve grown an odd, outsized fondness for Guy Ritchieâs recent run of solidly enjoyable lower-tier action films. Whether deadly serious (Wrath of Man), entirely unserious (Operation Fortune) or somewhere between the two (The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare), thereâs been a real snap to them, one thatâs usually missing from other recent films of that ilk. Ritchie is more deeply invested in the thought-through craft of making a B-movie than many of his peers and thereâs a smooth sensuousness to how he moves, each of them looking, feeling and sounding like films he genuinely cares about.
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Singer–songwriter Guy Sebastian has always believed he has Portuguese roots on his mother’s side. In this episode of Who Do You Think You Are? he does a DNA test that reveals his exact ethnicity – and it leaves him in shock.
“It changes a lot for me,” he tells TV WEEK. “There has been so much ambiguity around my genealogy.”
Guy was born in Malaysia and moved to Australia with his family in 1988, when he was six. He became a star when he auditioned for the first season of Australia Idol in 2003 and won.
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Guy Sebastian has revealed how family health battles and personal loss transformed his latest album into a celebration of life ahead of his Cairns tour.
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After more than two decades in the music industry, you'd think ARIA Award-winning singer-songwriter Guy Sebastian would have a team of people working on his sound rig for his upcoming Australian tour.
He did have a team, but this time around he opted to do it all himself, from a den at his Maroubra home that has become his workshop.
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What started with a YouTube search for relationship advice after rejection quickly took Jefferson Nguyen to a destination he did not intend to visit.
He was seeking answers about what young women want young men to be, and how to talk to them. What he discovered turned him into a young man even his loving sister found disturbing.
“When you start getting these feelings as a young man of romance and attraction, and then being rejected, it kind of leads you to a viewpoint of you are not good enough,” says Nguyen, now in his mid-20s. “It becomes an issue of your self-worth.”
It’s been over 30 years since Louis Theroux was first given an opportunity to make documentaries as a reporter on Michael Moore’s TV Nation.
Since then Theroux has become the preeminent documenter of the weird, the extreme, and the dangerous, filming everyone from members of the Westboro Baptist Church to ultra-Zionists in the West Bank.
But in Inside the Manosphere, his first film with Netflix, out March 11, Theroux is tackling what he only somewhat jokingly describes to WIRED as “the final boss battle in the gamified career of Louis Theroux.â€
“I've been circling this subject†for years, Theroux tells WIRED from the Squid Game meeting room in Netflix’s London headquarters. “It combines cultlike groupings, misogyny, adult content, creation of pornographic content, and obviously racism. All these taboo areas of life that I've spent my TV work documenting in different forms come together in the manosphere.â€
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Inspired by Andrew Lane’s “Young Sherlock Holmes” novels and with Guy Ritchie as director, Prime Video’s “Young Sherlock” is sensational. The series, which was adapted by Matthew Parkhill, remixes the beloved figure to deliver all the traits fans know and love — with more than one twist. The show turns Victorian England on its head, infusing it with modern energy while offering an intricate mystery anchored by singular characters and extraordinary circumstances.
“Young Sherlock” begins long before the legendary detective acquires his signature deerstalker cap and pipe. At 19, Sherlock (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) can’t stay out of trouble. It’s 1871, and Sherlock’s claim to fame is that he’s mastered the art of pickpocketing. Although his sticky fingers have landed him a six-month prison sentence, his esteemed older brother, Mycroft (Max Irons), comes to his aid. With their father, Silas (Joseph Fiennes, who is Fiennes Tiffin’s real-life uncle), away on business and their mother, Cordelia (Natascha McElhone), confined to a mental institution, Mycroft guides Sherlock onto the right path by offering him a new job.
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Turns out, you can teach an old dog new tricks. Guy Ritchie's reimagining of Young Sherlock is fresh, vibrantly energetic and full of so much dynamism, it fizzes with electricity. Who needs 221b Baker Street anyway?
The best imagining of Sherlock's immediate family that we've ever seen
Moves at a million miles an hour (depends on if you're good with that)
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Scotty James is a huge chance of winning Australia a gold medal at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics after topping qualifying for the men’s snowboard halfpipe final on Saturday morning (AEDT).
The 31-year-old, who is participating in his fifth Olympic Games, is also a part of an incredible sporting crossover.
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The Olympic silver and bronze medallist is married to Canadian singer-songwriter Chloe Stroll, the sister of F1 driver Lance Stroll, and daughter of billionaire businessman and Aston Martin F1 racing team part-owner Lawrence Stroll.
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As Australian snowboarder Scotty James prepares to compete at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, interest in his personal life is once again heating up.
While fans know him as a decorated Olympian and X Games champion, many are curious about the woman cheering him on from the sidelines – his wife, Chloe Stroll.
From a Formula One family background to her own music career, here’s everything to know about Chloe Stroll and her life with one of Australia’s biggest winter sports stars.
Chloe Stroll and Scotty James at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix(Image: Kym Illman, Getty Images)
The men's halfpipe final is set to be a highlight of Friday's Winter Olympics action in Italy. Among the competitors is Australian snowboarding sensation Scotty James, who is chasing his third Olympic medal.
Having bagged bronze in Pyeongchang 2018 and silver in Beijing 2022, James topped the qualifiers for the final as he aims to clinch gold in Milan-Cortina. However, reigning champion Ayumu Hirano of Japan is hot on his heels, seeking consecutive gold medals despite a nasty injury in the lead-up to the games.
But it's not just on the slopes where James has been making waves. The Winter Olympics boasts other stars with high-profile partners, including Jake Paul's fiancee and Dutch speed skating gold medallist Jutta Leerdam.
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