We’re back AGAIN with a whole new series of conversation and opinion about the Australian TV industry
Have Todd McKenny’s shocking revelations destroyed a marriage?
Dancing With The Stars Grand Finale Samuel Johnson and partner Jorja Freeman emerged victorious, scoring a $50,000 donation to Love Your Sister in the process.
The eight-part series Delicious Darwin will explore Darwin’s incredibly diverse food offering, taking in the sights, smells, breathtaking landscapes and stories of the Top End’s most celebrated and hidden food spots
Ibby & Romel are the first team through to the 2019 Grand Final, despite a self-confessed stressful and disappointing cook which left Romel in tears and Ibby’s hair out of place!
A knight walks into a castle, apologises, and then knights another, while all those around them prepare for the end of the world
It wasn’t a Good Friday for the team at the TODAY show with Seven’s Morning Show coming out on top… but is all as it seems?
The AFL’s stellar start to the season continued, while NRL audiences trail the first 5 rounds of 2018 by only a small margin. Even the Winx farewell scored 902,000 on Seven.
Cobra Kai hits YouTube, Andrew Denton returns to Seven, and Game Of Thrones continues. Welcome to the second week of 2019 Easter non-ratings
Foxtel Highlights - Monday April 22 to Sunday April 28, 2019 | Highlights include new episodes of Game of Thrones, Roswell: New Mexico, Good Trouble and Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists.
ABC Program Schedule for Week Commencing April 28, 2019 | Highlights include all new episodes of Call the Midwife, Four Corners, Media Watch, Australian Story, Q&A and The Weekly with Charlie Pickering.
SEVEN Program Schedule for Week Commencing April 28, 2019 | Highlights include the season final of My Kitchen Rules, the season premiere of House Rules, plus all new Andrew Denton: Interview and 911.
NINE Program Schedule for Week Commencing April 28, 2019 | Highlights include the new series premieres of Lego Masters and Timeless and the new season premieres of 20 to One and Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation.
10 Program Schedule for Week Commencing April 28, 2019 | Highlights include the season final of Bachelor in Paradise, the new season premiere of MasterChef Australia, plus all new Hughesy We Have a Problem.
Chris Lilley delivers six new characters and a new series of his divisive comedy to Netflix and sadly he’s missed the mark (again)
The ABC has a proud history as broadcast partner of Anzac Day services and in 2019 invite you to share in the spirit of the occasion.
Madonna will exclusively unveil the world premiere of her video and single “Medellín” with Maluma, during a globally televised MTV music event this Thursday morning.
Andrew Denton returns to Seven tonight for a second series of surprising, funny and often moving conversations with a new crop of amazing humans.
Foxtel is streaming a specially curated Anzac Day Commemorative Collection, featuring factual specials that highlight Australia and New Zealand’s national day of remembrance
Twenty-four talented and passionate home cooks, all with different backgrounds, experiences, skills and cultural influences, will earn the privilege of wearing the coveted white apron.
VICE News Tonight’s special documentary, How To Ban A Gun In 28 Days, goes behind the scenes of the political process, speaking with survivors of the mosque attacks, key political players, and significant figures in New Zealand’s gun industry.
Australians pitch their unusual health remedies to a panel of medical experts in Medicine or Myth?
This week Gardening Australia celebrates all things Easter with some egg-cellent ideas for fun things to do with family and friends in the garden on this long weekend.
Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan write and star in Catastrophe, a comedy following an Irish woman and an American man who make a bloody mess as they struggle to fall in love in London.
Eight pairs of passionate creators will be let loose on The Brick Pit, where 2.5 million gleaming LEGO bricks await, ready to build mind-blowing models and masterpieces that must be seen to be believed.
These well-loved Australians will trace their family history through global archives to learn more about their ancestors’ pasts, and piece together their family trees.