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You remember the shows. You remember the faces. But what happened to the Stars who once lit up Australian television, the household names you admired, the scene-stealers you never forgot, and the brilliant performers who quietly slipped from view as the years went on?
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Lulu Chats With Harry Michaels OAM (opens the original)
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Lulu delves into the prolific career of Harry Michaels OAM. The dialogue follows Michaels' journey from a young Cypriot immigrant to a central figure in Australian media, highlighting his early acting role in the soap opera Number 96. Beyond acting, they explores his transition into a successful producer and entrepreneur, most notably through the global fitness phenomenon Aerobics Oz Style and his extensive work broadcasting professional soccer. Michaels reflects on the challenges of multicultur
Lulu Chats With Paula Duncan (opens the original)
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Lulu chats with the iconic Australian actress and philanthropist Paula Duncan. You may remember as the Spray n Wipe lady cheerfully squirting stains on our television screens to gracing the cast of legendary dramas like Cop Shop, Paula’s sparkling smile has always captured the nation's heart. But what happens when the cameras stop rolling? In this candid and heartwarming episode, Paula pulls back the curtain on a life of extraordinary highs and devastating triumphs, alongside deeply private hear
Lulu Chats With Ray Kolle (Scriptwriter) (opens the original)
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Lulu chats with veteran television writer and producer Ray Kolle. The conversation explores Kolle’s extensive three-decade career in the industry, highlighting his influential work on iconic Australian serials such as Neighbors, Prisoner, and The Sullivans. Throughout the discussion, Kolle shares behind-the-scenes anecdotes, including a humorous mishap involving an actress on a yacht and his experiences developing television in Germany and France. He explains the evolution of the "script produce
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