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The 46-year-old Sydney community radio institution was facing closure after around half its core funding was withdrawn late last year by Macquarie University. 

Peabo Bryson, known for his Grammy and Oscar-winning Disney collaborations, has died at 75.

Here's your recap of season 3, episode 8 of Euphoria. There are spoilers. You have been warned.

Rap superstar Lil' Kim performed mostly truncated versions of her hits at her Vivid Sydney show, but she gave the diehard fans in the audience exactly what they came for.

In the end, a woman who's had wins and losses, terrors and triumphs, and who regularly goes back to stay with family in suburban Melbourne, has become a music legend of her time, and it's not hard to figure out why.

Films are four times more likely to feature a talking animal lead than a woman over 60. These charts explain the state of film for older women. 

The veteran broadcaster's family, friends and loyal listeners gathered in Sydney Town Hall to pay tribute to the 64-year-old who died last month, two years after he was diagnosed with cancer.

A drag queen and a major outdoor clothing brand have a fight over trademarks. Here's the feud explained.

Melbourne's Johnny Galvatron gave up the rockstar life to become a BAFTA-winning game developer. Now, his studio's latest release, Mixtape, re-imagines the music game as an eclectic playlist of genres and mechanics.

Taylor Swift led the night with eight nominations but didn't take home a single award, while 80s rock star Billy Idol was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

While Colbert's CBS network came in for plenty of jibes over the course of the episode, it was a largely apolitical affair, with attacks on US President Donald Trump ditched in favour of joy, jokes and songs.

Delta Goodrem’s vocals secure a fourth-place finish for Australia in the annual contest, with Bulgaria taking top spot. 

Sydney Town Hall will host a memorial for the late radio presenter and musician, with limited spots available for members of the public. 

We've put down our tiny flags and picked up our record books to challenge what you think you might know about Eurovision.

This week, the Eurovision Song Contest will burst onto the stage in Vienna, and onto screens around the globe, but behind the colour and campness, this year's competition is shaping up as one of the most politically charged in history. 

What we're watching, reading and cooking this weekend.

Final arguments in the defamation trial between Charlotte MacInnes and Rebel Wilson have heard claims of a suspicious career jump to "terrible, terrible" allegations.

Broadcaster James Valentine was offered two different treatments for his cancer, so he chose the one that let him keep doing what he loved. Australian Story followed Valentine over his final 12 months as he faced the end with courage, purpose and humour.

Charlotte MacInnes and Rebel Wilson are locked in a messy defamation battle involving disparaging social media posts, a "Russian oligarch" and sexual harassment accusations.

What to watch, read, listen to and eat this weekend, according to our culture and food teams.