Dust off your blue suede shoes and shine those rhinestones! The official program for the 2027 Parkes Elvis Festival has just dropped, and with 2027 marking 50 years since Elvis Presley passed away, it is set to be the biggest, loudest, and most spectacular celebration in the festival’s 34-year history.

Parkes Elvis Festival Director and Producer Brendan Shipley joins Brent to give us a sneak peek at what is coming to NSW's Central West from 6 to 10 January 2027. Over 30,000 fans are expected to transform Parkes into the Elvis capital of the Southern Hemisphere for five massive days of music and nostalgia.

Brendan breaks down the huge headline lineup—featuring world-renowned tribute artist Dean Z backed by a live symphony orchestra at Spicer Oval, personal storytelling sessions with Elvis’s family member Donna Presley, the new 'Golden Ticket' access pass, and how you can save 20% on early-bird tickets right now!

Dust off your blue suede shoes and shine those rhinestones! The official program for the 2027 Parkes Elvis Festival has just dropped, and with 2027 marking 50 years since Elvis Presley passed away, it is set to be the biggest, loudest, and most spectacular celebration in the festival&rsquo;s 34-year history.
Parkes Elvis Festival Director and Producer Brendan Shipley joins Brent to give us a sneak peek at what is coming to NSW's Central West from 6 to 10 January 2027. Over 30,000 fans are expected to transform Parkes into the Elvis capital of the Southern Hemisphere for five massive days of music and nostalgia.
Brendan breaks down the huge headline lineup&mdash;featuring world-renowned tribute artist Dean Z backed by a live symphony orchestra at Spicer Oval, personal storytelling sessions with Elvis&rsquo;s family member Donna Presley, the new 'Golden Ticket' access pass, and how you can save 20% on early-bird tickets right now!

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Join&nbsp;Brent Bultitude&nbsp;every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.
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50 Years on from The King: Parkes Elvis Festival Unveils Huge 2027 Lineup!

From groundbreaking new Apple hardware to crucial cybersecurity tools, technology is moving faster than ever! In this edition of Tech Talk,  Brent is joined by Australia’s premier technology expert, Stephen Fenech from TechGuide.com.au, to break down the biggest consumer tech announcements of the week.

First up, Stephen gives his hands-on verdict on the brand-new iPhone Duo—Apple's long-awaited entry into the foldable smartphone market. Does the combination of dual screens, nano-texture glass, and custom software justify the flagship price tag? Plus, cybersecurity giant Norton launches its new Safe AI tool designed to help users stay in control and safeguard their personal privacy when using artificial intelligence assistants. Finally, Apple makes history by unveiling its first-ever MacBook Pro featuring a touchscreen OLED display. Stephen breaks down what these game-changing updates mean for your digital life and your wallet!

From groundbreaking new Apple hardware to crucial cybersecurity tools, technology is moving faster than ever! In this edition of&nbsp;Tech Talk,&nbsp; Brent is joined by Australia&rsquo;s premier technology expert, Stephen Fenech from TechGuide.com.au, to break down the biggest consumer tech announcements of the week.
First up, Stephen gives his hands-on verdict on the brand-new iPhone Duo&mdash;Apple's long-awaited entry into the foldable smartphone market. Does the combination of dual screens, nano-texture glass, and custom software justify the flagship price tag? Plus, cybersecurity giant Norton launches its new Safe AI tool designed to help users stay in control and safeguard their personal privacy when using artificial intelligence assistants. Finally, Apple makes history by unveiling its first-ever MacBook Pro featuring a touchscreen OLED display. Stephen breaks down what these game-changing updates mean for your digital life and your wallet!

Tech Talk: iPhone Duo Foldable Review, Norton Safe AI & Touchscreen MacBook Pro

It is another explosive, no-holds-barred look at Australian politics, infrastructure, and culture! In this edition of The Week That Was, Brent  is joined by Independent MLC Mark Latham to dissect the headlines dominating the nation.

First up, NSW Transport Minister John Graham declares a new era for Sydney as the expanding Metro network reshapes fast travel and urban job growth. On the federal front, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers face heat for blaming external global factors for soaring inflation, while defending a botched business credit card directive. Over in Parliament, House Speaker Milton Dick unleashes a furious rebuke after Nationals MP Llew O'Brien swore directly at the PM during a heated Question Time. Plus, NSW Premier Chris Minns executes a rapid backflip on proposed takeaway coffee cup mandates, and Royal Randwick gets ready for "The Golden Mingle" trackside singles event at the Golden Eagle!

It is another explosive, no-holds-barred look at Australian politics, infrastructure, and culture! In this edition of&nbsp;The Week That Was, Brent&nbsp; is joined by Independent MLC Mark Latham to dissect the headlines dominating the nation.
First up, NSW Transport Minister John Graham declares a new era for Sydney as the expanding Metro network reshapes fast travel and urban job growth. On the federal front, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers face heat for blaming external global factors for soaring inflation, while defending a botched business credit card directive. Over in Parliament, House Speaker Milton Dick unleashes a furious rebuke after Nationals MP Llew O'Brien swore directly at the PM during a heated Question Time. Plus, NSW Premier Chris Minns executes a rapid backflip on proposed takeaway coffee cup mandates, and Royal Randwick gets ready for "The Golden Mingle" trackside singles event at the Golden Eagle!

The Week That Was: Metro Magic, Political Outbursts & Coffee Cup Backflips with Mark Latham

It is another fiery week in Australian politics, economics, and everyday news! On this edition of The Morrison Brief, Brent is joined by veteran commentator Jason Morrison to break down the biggest stories shaking up the nation.

First up, drivers are on high alert following warnings that using navigation apps like Waze to alert others about police or speed cameras could lead to heavy fines. Plus, the Prime Minister faces intense heat after admitting a $6 million grant awarded to his own electorate was not used for its intended purpose, while a Nationals MP gets booted from Question Time after a heated outburst aimed at the PM.

Over in economics, fresh inflation figures have sharply increased the odds of a Melbourne Cup rate hike, sending shockwaves through mortgage holders. Meanwhile, the ATO boss backtracks during Senate Estimates after admitting he jumped to conclusions on business credit card payments, and NSW Premier Chris Minns executes a swift backflip on takeaway coffee cup regulations following a massive media and small business backlash. 

It is another fiery week in Australian politics, economics, and everyday news! On this edition of&nbsp;The Morrison Brief, Brent is joined by veteran commentator Jason Morrison to break down the biggest stories shaking up the nation.
First up, drivers are on high alert following warnings that using navigation apps like Waze to alert others about police or speed cameras could lead to heavy fines. Plus, the Prime Minister faces intense heat after admitting a $6 million grant awarded to his own electorate was not used for its intended purpose, while a Nationals MP gets booted from Question Time after a heated outburst aimed at the PM.
Over in economics, fresh inflation figures have sharply increased the odds of a Melbourne Cup rate hike, sending shockwaves through mortgage holders. Meanwhile, the ATO boss backtracks during Senate Estimates after admitting he jumped to conclusions on business credit card payments, and NSW Premier Chris Minns executes a swift backflip on takeaway coffee cup regulations following a massive media and small business backlash.

50 Years on from The King: Parkes Elvis Festival Unveils Huge 2027 Lineup!

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