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Stop making fun of the rhythmic gymnasts. I was one

Stop making fun of the rhythmic gymnasts. I was one

What I lacked in skill, I made up in pizazz.

  • by Alice Tovey

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The Paris Olympics have been fine. Here’s how they could be improved
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The Paris Olympics have been fine. Here’s how they could be improved

In the swimming, I’d like to see the inclusion of sharks.

  • by Richard Glover
This comedian once thought she’d been kidnapped. She’s now a viral hit.

This comedian once thought she’d been kidnapped. She’s now a viral hit.

Atsuko Okatsuka is one of the fastest rising names in comedy – thanks to her grandma and the Drop Challenge.

  • by Lenny Ann Low
IKEA Wars: Contestants compete in a flatpack furniture face-off

IKEA Wars: Contestants compete in a flatpack furniture face-off

A show at Brisbane’s Anywhere Festival challenges players to be first to build an item of furniture.

  • by Nick Dent
A stand-up tour where the comics don’t have to stand up

A stand-up tour where the comics don’t have to stand up

Madeleine Stewart has curated a show that’s a carefree place for performers with disabilities.

  • by Bill Wyman
Wine snobbery driving you to drink? This festival comedy show is for you

Wine snobbery driving you to drink? This festival comedy show is for you

In Pour Taste, which is running at Bondi Festival, includes a joke-filled tasting of five wines.

  • by Daniel Herborn
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David Walliams on censorship, comedy taboos and his advice to Adele

David Walliams on censorship, comedy taboos and his advice to Adele

Having sold more than 56 million books to youngsters, the comedian is concerned about “sanitising” children’s classics.

  • by Michael Lallo
Jerry Seinfeld tells activists they’re in the wrong place at his Australian shows. Here’s why they persist

Jerry Seinfeld tells activists they’re in the wrong place at his Australian shows. Here’s why they persist

The comedian has become the target of pro-Palestinian protesters over what has been interpreted as his support for Israel’s response to the October 7 attacks by Hamas.

  • by Karl Quinn
Jerry Seinfeld and pro-Palestinian protester in heated exchange at Australian show

Jerry Seinfeld and pro-Palestinian protester in heated exchange at Australian show

The US comedian was heckled during his Sunday night performance, and video shows a man being escorted out by security.

  • by Karl Quinn