Toni and Ryan chat the sea of stripes at the Women's Ashes
They're the dynamic duo behind the popular Toni and Ryan podcast, with three million listeners monthly and a global fanbase. Recently, they stole the spotlight with a hilarious stunt at the MCG, convincing thousands of fans to dress as Toni for Day 3 of the Ashes. For more, Toni Lodge and Ryan Jon…
Is Labor's subsidised childcare proposal a good policy?
The Morning Show is joined by Journalist Joe Hildebrand and 7NEWS Presenter Gemma Acton to discuss Labor's childcare election promise, Aussies avoiding buying 'inconvenient' fruit and an American influencer venting on TikTok about 'annoyingly loud behaviours' during fitness classes.
Eat Pray Love author bares it all in upcoming memoir
With over 25 million sales, Elizabeth Gilbert is a household name, best known for her 2006 memoir Eat Pray Love, which became a film starring Julia Roberts. The book, chronicling her journey of self-discovery, sparked a global movement and earned her a spot among the world’s most influential people…
Parks and Rec star looks back on TV hit
Few TV ensembles are as big or funny as Parks and Recreation. Set in Pawnee, Indiana, the mockumentary series followed a local government department led by Amy Poehler and starring Hollywood's finest. Jim O'Heir, as the clumsy Jerry Gergich, became a fan favourite. Now, 15 years later, he’s sharing…
The one thing you should never do on Australian Idol
Austalian Idol returns this Sunday with a massive season of incredible singers. Don't take our word for it—get a sneak peek and see for yourself! Plus, we check in with one of the judges picking the country’s next big star. For more, Kyle Sandilands joins.
Jamie Durie and Ameka Jane on family life and TV
Jamie Durie, a design and gardening guru, and singer-songwriter Ameka Jane are a powerhouse duo. TV stars, renovators, and parents to Beau and Nash, their 'Growing Home' journey is just one of many projects keeping them busy. For more, Jamie, Ameka, Beau, and Nash join.
Mental and physical training to help prevent dementia
Dementia affects memory and cognitive function, impacting half a million Australians. And cases are rising fast, predicted to double in 30 years. But experts say simple lifestyle changes can cut the risk in half! So, what can we do to stay sharp? For more, Brain Researcher Dr Helena Popovic joins.
Know the 5 love languages? Here’s how they can be harmful
Love languages—acts of service, quality time, physical touch—are often seen as the key to lasting relationships. But could they actually be doing more harm than good? What should we really focus on when building a lasting connection? For more, couples therapist and sexologist Isiah McKimmie joins.
King Charles becomes the first British monarch to visit Auschwitz
The Royal Family marked Holocaust Memorial Day with the King visiting the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp in Poland, the first British monarch to do so. Meanwhile, Princess Catherine, joined by Prince William, made her first appearance since cancer remission at a London ceremony. For more, R…
Would you turn to Facebook groups to find a babysitter?
Brisbane besties Billi and Lyndsey, hosts of 'Wine Chats,' offer unfiltered relationship and parenting advice. Now, they're here to tackle this week's hot topics. For more, Billi Milovanovic and Lyndsey Kirkwood join