The Wiggles have admitted that they 'likely breached' consumer law by selling  merchandise without sufficient safety warnings.

The Wiggles find themselves in some legal hot water over a headband. So, to be fair, it could have been far worse.

The Wiggles have announced their much-anticipated return to the U.S. and Canada in 2026 with the Tree of Wisdom Spectacular ...

Hard rock legends Metallica kicked off their Australian tour in Perth over the weekend – and dropped an Aussie classic into ...

Keating, who had been appointed the minister for northern Australia just a fortnight before the events of November 11, 1975, ...

The statue will be placed in front of Old Parliament House to commemorate both Whitlam’s speech of November 11 and the ...

The Wiggles and their former CEO have struck a secret deal, after a nasty court drama. Luke O'Neill launched legal action in the Federal Court against the iconic children's group, Blue Wiggle Anthony ...

Ward would have been a contender to fill the role vacated by former group chief executive Anthony Heraghty, who was sacked by ...

The Wiggles have admitted to breaching consumer law after with their merchandise failed to adhere to safety standards.

Week 10 doesn't look nearly as dynamic as the last two Saturdays, but the weaker slates almost always deliver an upset or two.

Anthony Albanese has announced 50 years after the dismissal of then prime minister Gough Whitlam, a statue will be built to honour the Labor statesman.

Can you be-leaf it? The Wiggles are loading up the Big Red Car and hitting the road for a North American tour next year.