

Westlife Announce 2027 Australia Tour
Westlife are bringing their special anniversary world tour to Australia next year.
Check out the Gemini-powered Google Home Speaker, plus thoughts on 'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced', 'Rhythm Heaven Groove' and more.
From the Sennheiser Momentum 5 to LEGO Smart Play and Magic: The Gathering, here's some gear worth splurging on with your 2026 tax return.
How the Mobapad M12 HD makes the Switch 2 even better, plus 'Star Fox', '007 First Light', 'LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight' and more.
Learn what makes Turtle Beach's Stealth Pro II Gaming Headset so special, plus 'Yoshi and the Mysterious Book', 'Directive 8020' and more.
Hands on with the brand new OPPO Find N6, plus 'Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred', 'Indiana Jones' on the Switch 2 and more.
GRAMMY winner Daniel Caesar will bring his 'Son of Spergy' tour to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in November.
Empire of the Sun are aiming to release a brand new album "within the next year," according to Nick Littlemore.
Stretching from 'Scarfies' to 'Pike River', Rob Sarkies has worked with some of the finest New Zealand actors of the last 25 years.
'Out of the Blue', an account of one of the deadliest mass shootings in New Zealand history, is showing at NZIFF 2026.
“It’s exciting to announce that we’re at capacity — with nearly 15,000 people set to rock the Outback this month," organisers say.
'The Devil Wears Prada 2' is Disney's biggest live-action movie debut on streaming since 'Deadpool & Wolverine.
Dave Bautista is in talks to take over the role of Kratos in the "God of War" TV series at Amazon it has been revealed.
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This year's New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) programme features 'Out of the Blue', which caused quite a stir in 2006.
Australian entertainment mogul Ralph Carr has been revealed as the businessman found guilty of raping a former employee.
Daniel Caesar is expanding his global 'Son of Spergy' tour to Australia this November, playing three arena shows along the east coast.
These eight emerging artists are pushing local music forward across hip hop, indie, punk and pop.
New Annual returns with Hermitude at the Ocean Baths, Ngaiire, Trophy Wyfe and a gig-theatre tribute to growing up obsessed with Silverchair.
Peking Duk have reworked their 2014 hit “High” with AI, joking that an artificial makeover might finally get Australian radio interested.
Wildlands has unveiled its 2026/27 lineup, with John Summit, Skepta and WORSHIP set to headline in Brisbane and Perth.