Welcome to the twenty-sixth week of 2019 ratings year
The family-friendly format of Little Big Shots is set to return to the Seven, as the network looks to rebalance its schedule and move away from relationship drama and dating formats.
SUNRISE is on the hunt for a new host for its weekend edition, with news emerging Basil Zempilas is looking to scale back his commitment to the popular program.
KATE LANGBROEK won’t return to the airwaves in a full time capacity for the remainder of the year.
Breaking news out of Seven
Still reeling from the revelations at the last cocktail party, Matt wasn’t sure where his head was at and tensions among the Bachelorettes were running high on tonight’s The Bachelor Australia.
Welcome to the twenty-sixth week of 2019 ratings year
Foxtel Highlights - Monday August 26 to Sunday September 1, 2019 | Highlights include the premiere of the Elton John biopic, Rocketman, new season premieres of The Affair and Ballers, plus the MTV Video Music Awards.
ABC Program Schedule for Week Commencing August 25, 2019 | Highlights include the new season premieres of Glitch and The Set, the new series premiere of Old People’s Homes for 4 Year Olds and the season final of Humans.
SEVEN Program Schedule for Week Commencing August 25, 2019 | Highlights include the season final of Cheat, plus all new episodes of Australia’s Got Talent, The Rookie, S.W.A.T, The Front Bar and Mighty Cruise Ships.
NINE Program Schedule for Week Commencing August 18, 2019 | Highlights include the season final of The Real Story Of, plus all new episodes of The Block, 60 Minutes, See No Evil, This Time Next Year, Seachange, Timeless and Lethal Weapon.
10 Program Schedule for Week Commencing August 25, 2019 | Highlights include the new season premiere of 999: What’s Your Emergency, plus all new episodes of Australian Survivor, Instinct, The Bachelor Australia and One Strange Rock.
Best selling true crime author Amanda Howard brings her unique perspective to review Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
Chris Lilley delivers six new characters and a new series of his divisive comedy to Netflix and sadly he’s missed the mark (again)
Spend the peak of your week in front of the telly with one very familiar face (that’d be Rove), another familiar voice (Judith Lucy) and a few newbies (soon to be your new faves Alex Lee, Alex Jae and Justin Hamilton) who are all prepped to make you laugh and then some.
n the world of hi-tech business there’s nothing make believe about a unicorn. It’s a term used to describe a privately held startup company that’s gained a value of more than one billion dollars. As Liz Hayes discovers, these days unicorns aren’t that rare.
This Monday night – Q&A hosts an important discussion on Voice, Treaty, Truth, and the constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.
Sunday Night’s Matt Doran investigates whether there could be a scientific reason for this puzzling phenomenon. Is there something deep in our DNA that solves the mystery?
On Monday Four Corners investigates Australia’s apartment building crisis, from shoddy workmanship to lax laws, leaving owners out of pocket and in some cases out of a home altogether.
This episode also raises serious questions about the involvement of Australian authorities in Yoshe Taylor’s case. Now back in Australia and reunited with her two children, Ms. Taylor is speaking exclusively to Australian Story about her ordeal and the perils of trusting people online.
The wait is over! Our favourite couch critics return to their lounges and our screens to kick off the 10th series of Gogglebox Australia tonight at 7.30pm on Lifestyle, and tomorrow at 8.30pm on 10.
The last round of AGT auditions is here and Nicole is still to award her Golden Buzzer.
In Motherland, Europe correspondent Samantha Hawley goes behind the slick surrogacy websites and glossy brochures to expose the industry’s dark underbelly.
The riotous new comedy series The Righteous Gemstones, which centres around a celebrity televangelist family behind a popular megachurch that is also a major money-making enterprise.
New Zealand actor, comedian and musician Hayley Sproul is back this Monday night on Have You Been Paying Attention? to digest the week’s news, with a Kiwi comedy twist.
Ex-ABC journalist Ian Henderson delivers the extraordinary new research that promises to keep us all younger for longer. From diet to exercise, he uncovers the simple tips that could add years of healthy living.