A sharp Pang of laughs
Sam Pang has the “best job in the world” but is looking forward to the end of Santo, Sam and Ed, writes Rachael Ward.
Sam Pang has the “best job in the world” but is looking forward to the end of Santo, Sam and Ed, writes Rachael Ward.
Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.
Sam Pang has the “best job in the world” but is looking forward to the end of Santo, Sam and Ed, writes Rachael Ward.
Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.
The interviewer becomes the interviewee as the delightful Julia Zemiro reveals memories about her successful career, childhood and love for ABBA.
Sam Pang has the “best job in the world” but is looking forward to the end of Santo, Sam and Ed, writes Rachael Ward.
Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.