Production has commenced in Western Australia on Mystery Road: Origin S2 for ABC. The six-part drama series continues to delve into the early years of Detective Jay Swan, played by actor and proud ...

FOX Footy has signed former West Coast Eagles Premiership coach Adam Simpson as an analyst for the 2025 AFL season. Simpson – who played 306 games for North Melbourne and coached 242 games for West ...

“Dope Thief” hails from Apple Studios, and is a Scott Free Production. The series is executive produced by Craig alongside Scott, as well as David W. Zucker, Richard Heus, Henry, Jordan Sheehan, ...

Rotting in prison for decades now, Stephen “Shorty” Jamieson’s file is marked “Never to be released”. He is one of Australia’s most reviled criminals, because in 1988 Jamieson was the ringleader of ...

Hit drama series After The Party, produced by Lingo Pictures and Luminous Beast, has claimed the most awards at this year’s New Zealand Television Awards. The drama, which screened on ABC in Australia ...

Wins for directors of Fake, Population 11, Videoland, plus special awards for Dylan River and Robert Connolly.

Rock Island Mysteries is a Fremantle Australia production for Paramount Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) and Nickelodeon International, with major production investment from Screen Australia and ...

As revealed by TV Tonight last March, three-part documentary series The Kimberley is coming to ABC. Featuring Mark Coles Smith ( Mystery Road: Origin ), this showcases the landscape in the ...

A more recent flashback today, looking back to 2012 Channel Nine drama Tricky Business. The series produced by Screentime and a move away from tougher content such as Underbelly, Bikie Wars and legal ...

Thursday was a quiet night of viewing overall, especially for 10 at up to 289,000 viewers only. 7:30 led its timeslot at 675,000 in National TV Audience then RPA (650,000) and Highway Patrol (577,000 ...

Jussie Smollett‘s conviction in an alleged hate crime hoax has been overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court.

Charlie Aspinwall and Daley Pearson, the Co-Founders and Directors of Ludo Studio – behind international sensation Bluey – have taken out the top spot in the first Variety Australia Entertainment 50.