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MasterChef Australia Faves Are Back Hungrier Than Ever
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Twenty-four MasterChef Australia fan favourites are back — and they’re hungrier than ever for a win. Judges Andy Allen and Sofia Levin reveal whether returning contestants really have an advantage this time around.

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MasterChef Australia Faves Are Back Hungrier Than Ever

Twenty-four MasterChef Australia fan favourites are back — and they’re hungrier than ever for a win. Judges Andy Allen and Sofia Levin reveal whether returning contestants really have an advantage this time around.

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Olga Koch: What Being Rich Means Around The World

Olga Koch is a comedian who was born into money and she's telling the world what it means and just how different being rich in Russia is compared to Australia...

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Steve Vizard: Why ANZAC Day Has A Hold Over Australia

Steve Vizard is an Aussie entertainment legend but has become obsessed with our ANZACs and he reveals to us why he thinks the day has such a hold over the whole nation.

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Jameela Jamil: How I Hope We Can Stop Toxic Masculinity

Jameela Jamil is in Australia for the first time, and she's known for being outspoken on some of the biggest issues in the world. With Adolescence becoming the biggest show in the world, we find out how she thinks we can stop the growing trend of toxic masculinity.

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Jack Mosley: Why I Felt The Need To Step Into My Father's Footsteps

Jack Mosley is stepping into his father's shoes following his passing and reveals to us why he thinks it's so important to continue his work.

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Mia Wray: Why It's Nice To Build A Fan Community Like Chappell Roan

Mia Wray makes every fan feel welcome at her gigs by theming them up and she told us why it's become so important for her to create an incredible community amongst the people who love her.

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Aussie Directors First Ever Horror Movie Creates Major Bidding War

Aussie writer and director Michael Shanks is rapidly emerging as a new success story in Hollywood. His latest film, "Together," sold its rights for $23 million following its premiere at Sundance. The movie is now set to open the Sydney Film Festival. Shanks joined us to discuss the whirlwind experience of creating his first-ever film.

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Jimeoin: Why Staying In Bed Is My Latest Hack

He’s just spent two weeks in hospital, but that won’t stop comedian Jimeoin from doing show promo and revealing his best life hack.

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