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  • Amorosi reveals secrets behind her biggest hits | Meg Mac Joins Vanessa Amorosi In Sydney For ‘Sh…

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    Meg Mac Joins Vanessa Amorosi In Sydney For 'Shine' Duet

    Vanessa Amorosi is celebrating 25 years of her powerhouse pop career with a massive tour. If that wasn’t special enough, she brought out a special guest on Saturday (11 April) for a sold-out show in Sydney.

    Another beloved Aussie singer-songwriter, Meg Mac, joined the Absolutely Everybody singer on stage at Sydney’s Factory Theatre. Together, the pair shared verses and harmonies, presenting a unique rendition of Amorosi’s hit single, Shine.

    “What a moment! @megmac your voice is so beautiful!! Thank you for jumping up and singing last night,” Amorosi wrote on Instagram, sharing a clip of the performance, which you can watch below.

    Vanessa Amorosi and the hidden story behind a powerhouse image

    vanessa amorosi once joked that, at 18, she was more comfortable talking about a horse than explaining herself to journalists. That detail matters now because it frames the deeper story behind her return: the same artist who sounded fully in command on tracks like Have A Look, Shine and Absolutely Everybody is describing a long process of learning how to exist beyond the performance.

    Verified fact: Amorosi is returning to Australia this month to perform and celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Power, her ARIA No. 1 debut album and the fourth-highest selling record of 2000. The milestone is clear, but the public-facing celebration is only part of the picture. The broader story is about identity, self-presentation and the gap between a powerful voice and a young woman who once felt unprepared for the machinery around her.

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  • Secrets, sexism and hypocrisy: Bonfire of the Murdochs reveals the family’s real succession dra…

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    Secrets, sexism and hypocrisy: Bonfire of the Murdochs reveals the family’s real succession drama

    Matthew Ricketson is the co-author, with Andrew Dodd, of Getting Murdoched: How Murdoch's Media Wields Power and Punishment, to be published by Hardie Grant in mid-2026.

    Deakin University provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU.

    Does the world need another biography of Rupert Murdoch? It depends what it has to say and who has written it.

    Bonfire of the Murdochs, by journalist Gabriel Sherman, looks promising. He made his name with an exhaustively researched biography of long-running Fox News head and serial sexual harasser, Roger Ailes. The Loudest Voice in the Room (2014) has 98 pages of endnotes and a team of three fact-checkers. It was made into a series starring Russell Crowe as Ailes. Sherman was also the screenwriter of Donald Trump biopic, The Apprentice, which Trump fought hard to prevent being screened.

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    Dynasty: The Murdochs review – who cares which billionaire will control even more billions?

    This Netflix’s documentary about Rupert’s warring children blurs the lines with HBO drama Succession. But, ultimately, it’s a depressing catalogue of nepotism that it’s hard to be enthused about

    ‘To explain the Murdochs, you have to understand the television show Succession.” So quips New York Times writer Jim Rutenberg a few minutes into this four-part documentary about Rupert Murdoch’s empire – and, specifically, his children’s battle for control of it when he dies.

    It’s a canny opener. Jesse Armstrong’s series about media mogul Logan Roy and his warring children, thought to be based on the Murdochs, was a gripping smash hit, and this documentary is soon excitedly matching the eldest Murdoch siblings – independent Prudence from Rupert’s first marriage, dutiful favourite Lachlan, “problem child” James and brilliant but overlooked (pesky X chromosomes!) Elisabeth – to their Succession counterparts. (Rupert’s two younger daughters from his third marriage aren’t in the running.) But don’t be fooled: despite the suspenseful strings and off-key piano motifs, this is no Emmy-award-winning drama. Rather, it is an exhausting if exhaustive rundown of all things Murdoch, with the siblings’ manoeuvrings often the least interesting part. In the documentary, as in life, they are overshadowed by their dad.

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