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The Warwick Rowers are world famous for their cheeky (please excuse the pun) nude calendars that raise money to combat homophobia in sport. Fans include Sir Ian McKellan, Kris Jenner and our Kylie Minogue. And it’s pretty easy to see why the calendars are so appreciated.
ARE you a rower? Are you hot? Are you up for getting your kit off in the name of a good cause?
If you answered yes to all three of those questions, you’re the perfect candidate for the Warwick Rowers’ new Australian naked charity calendar.
The British hotties are fighting against homophobia with their calendar and are recruiting Australian rowers.
The vineyard manager gifted Bachelorette Sophie Monk a 'love plant' and ugg boots to show his growing affection for the beauty on Channel Ten's hit dating show.
And Jarrod Woodgate, 31, is now an ambassador for Melbourne's Chapel Street's Christmas campaign, helping men pick the right presents for their lady loves.
The Bachelorette star shares the perfect gift guide for Christmas and has a special announcement.
In town to help out young couples with their Christmas Gift woes, Jarrod will be appearing on the Chapel St Precinct at the Prahran Town Hall on Saturday Dec 9 from 1pm, and he'll totally hook you up with some sweet gift ideas!
THE Bachelorette runner-up Jarrod Woodgate says he’s still struggling to find love after his heartbreaking journey to win over Sophie Monk.
With thousands of Aussies living with the disease a world first study has drawn a link between sugar intake and memory loss, Dr Zac explains how you can help avoid the disease in the future.
Sam Mac reports live from Chapel Street, Melbourne, ahead of the races that stops the nation.
Arthur Galan of AG gives Sam Mac Spring Racing style advice advice from Chapel Street
Sam Mac is holding down the fort on Chapel Street, gearing up for a big morning of fashion.
Sam Mac critiques fashion for the Melbourne Cup, while getting top tips from Chapel Street's resident style expert
A HUGE robot has invaded an Australian suburban shopping strip and is coming to life with augmented reality technology.
The 20m street art mural was painted over seven wet and windy days by “introverted*” UK artist Phlegm and brought to life by a team of local AR developers in Melbourne.
Chapel Street Precinct Association President John Lotton said he found Phlegm’s intricate works on social media and wanted the community to experience it.
