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‘It would be churlish to say no’: Why this TV legend had mixed feelings about the Logies Hall of Fame

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‘It would be churlish to say no’: Why this TV legend had mixed feelings about the Logies Hall of Fame
‘It would be churlish to say no’: Why this TV legend had mixed feelings about the Logies Hall of Fame
“People should get off the stage and let someone else on,” Andrew Denton says of his retirement from TV. Now he’s back to receive an unexpected major honour.
The Age
The Age1 hrs ago
‘It would be churlish to say no’: Why this TV legend had mixed feelings about the Logies Hall of Fame
“People should get off the stage and let someone else on,” Andrew Denton says of his retirement from TV. Now he’s back to receive an unexpected major honour.
Sky legend Elena Delle Donne trusted herself all the way to the Hall of Fame
UNCASVILLE, CONN. — Elena Delle Donne was the kind of player you hadn’t seen before. That’s how UConn coach Geno Auriemma described her in 2008: a 6’6 forward who could shoot, pass and dribble. She ultimately expanded the possibilities of the forward position, helping set the template for the “big guards” who dominate
ABC News Australia
ABC News Australia🏁 first to report2 days ago
Deborah Mailman becomes first Indigenous inductee to Logies Hall of Fame
Deborah Mailman, star of Total Control and The Secret Life of Us, is also the sixth woman to enter the Logie Awards Hall of Fame.