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The Australian rock legend, 67, is set to take to the stage for the Byron Bay music festival on Sunday for his first performance since his operation.

On North American harness racing tracks it’s all about speed over a mile trip, in Australia it’s a mix of both standing start and mobile features across a range of track sizes, in New Zealand it could be about an extreme two-mile contest or a grass track race featuring non-race winners and in Europe the

Jimmy Barnes shared a hilarious health update on Sunday when he took to the pool for some laps to improve his physical fitness.

Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes has opened up about his close brush with death and grave fears he would never wake up from open heart surgery.

Harness racing’s hottest new rivalry started way before punters had even heard of pacers Cold Chisel (Always B Miki) and Chase A Dream (Captaintreacherous). The pair clash again in the $200,000 NZB Standardbred Harness Million at Alexandra Park tonight, the richest race on the night headlined by the sales series horses and the ideal lead-in

Aussie musician Jimmy Barnes has some exciting news for his Perth fans following a recent health scare that saw the 66-year-old undergo open-heart surgery.

A musical tribute to the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, a rock legend headlining a free gig, a colourful exhibition by a mosaic master and a new collection from a fashion favourite.

"It’s a missed public resource if it’s no longer offered to Australian musicians, and it’s a stinky use of the airwaves."

One of Australia’s most iconic rock music legends, Ian Moss, will headline a free community concert in Success this month.

Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes provides an update on his recovery after undergoing open heart surgery. Stay up-to-date on his journey.