Bert Newton celebrated Christmas with his adoring family after he returned home from hospital following a mystery illness, late last year.. And on Friday, the 82-year-old TV icon was once again ...

Bert Newton is recovering in hospital after having his leg amputated in a life-saving operation on Saturday. ... when he joined his family for lunch at a Chinese restaurant at Crown Melbourne.

TV legend Bert Newton has been remembered as a giant of Australian television, ... which was the first show staged at Crown Casino as part of its opening in 1997.

Bert Newton’s off-colour ‘joke’ revealed a disturbing truth that was ignored ... Glitter — real name Paul Gadd — was also convicted at Southwark Crown Court in 2015 for attempted ...

The 30-year-old was back home for an event at Crown Towers on Monday alongside Brendan Xavier, who plays the Beast, ahead of ...

Newton, who celebrates the milestone tomorrow, had an early get-together at Crown on Saturday, being showered with gifts and cutting cake with grandchildren Sam, 10, Eva, 9, Lola, 6, and Monty, 2 ...

Melbourne TV and radio king Philip Brady knew Bert since 1955 when Bert was a young radio announcer on 3XY, who sported a thick crown of hair slicked back with “copious Brylcreem”. “We ...

Theatre stars Bert Newton and Lucy Durack will take centre stage at Moomba this year, after being named king and queen for the festival's 60th anniversary. The pair donned their crowns at the ...

Bert Newton’s first great partnership was with Graham Kennedy on In Melbourne Tonight. ... and I was very happy for a long time to be his crown prince,” Newton said of Kennedy.

TV legend Bert Newton has been remembered as a giant of Australian television, a great supporter of new talent and a generous and kind friend by close colleagues and associates.

TV legend Bert Newton has been remembered as a giant of Australian television, a great supporter of new talent and a generous and kind friend by close colleagues and associates.

TV legend Bert Newton has been remembered as a giant of Australian television, a great supporter of new talent and a generous and kind friend by close colleagues and associates.