The Victorian Government has announced a $13 million funding package for the live music sector, Smashing Pumpkins have a new double album coming out, The Rubens will be holding a live streamed formal for Year 12 students and Kanye has offered an olive branch to Taylor Swift, pledging to get her masters back from Scooter Braun!

With many business' running on only a few staff, but trying to pump out as much work as possible, Karen has some tips on when to recognise and stop burn out.

Old Tailem Town, a dud rocket launch, Sia EXCLUSIVE! Cheaper energy in SA, wastewater at Normanville and the Little Penguin population. Dan from secondary source of Adelaide's fake news - Adelaide Mail, takes us through the week that was. Read their work at adelaidemail.com

Hard to believe she was on Dancing with the Stars THIS YEAR, but through a quarantine hobby of origami, Dami built single 'Paper Dragon', out today! The cornerstone of what will be a new album, we're hoping by 2021.

Through celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 4th album, Odyssey Number Five this year, Powderfinger have united themselves and Australia through their live stream in May and now, are releasing music never heard, but made on the journey. Drummer Jon Coghill took us through it all.

She's spread happiness across the Adelaide Hills, Murraylands and South Coast for the last 12 years. But the time has come for Mel Dee to say goodbye. Don't miss her chat with Damon!

Excitement for horror fans with a big casting announcement for the new Scream movie, the director of Happy Death Day reveals plans for the 3rd film and Warner Bros is being cagey with Tenet results

Lots of movement in camp Wiggle - we get you across everything that's happening, from babies, to love interests and old band members coming back!

Ahead of tonight's reconnecting, after the intruder of COVID19 on the Bachelor, intimacy coach Georgia Grace gives us some tips on how to play reverse-pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey.

Getting you up to date with the latest release from Apple, finding out how much we truly use our phones, and vinyl is back, baby!