"Don't live here. Don't swim here." When he attempts to take his son for surf on an idyllic WA beach, a father's visit becomes a descent into madness. Sunday on Stan. Bay of Fires ABC Dancing with the ...

“In a very broad sense The 7pm Project serves as a current affairs program, albeit one tailored almost entirely to TEN’s stated target demographic of 16-39, and frequently offers more insight into ...

Foxtel's new drama hopes to recapture 1980s first love for two who have gone their separate ways, with a nostalgic soundtrack to lure you in.

Sonia Kruger and Dr Chris Brown return as hosts with Craig Revel Horwood, Helen Richey, Sharna Burgess, and Mark Wilson back as judges. 7pm Sunday on Seven.

"I'd really hoped I'd never have to do this again," says broadcaster as he reveals latest medical diagnosis to his audience.

Guest on Sunday’s Insiders is Foreign Minister, Penny Wong. David Speers joins Greg Sheridan, Katina Curtis and Waleed Aly to discuss the US review of the AUKUS security pact, Defence spending, Iran, ...

Australian surf documentary You Should Have Been Here Yesterday screens tomorrow on Paramount+. The film directed by Jolyon Hoff is a homage to Australia’s early surf-culture with unearthed footage ...

Tasmania News weekend presenter Louise Houbaer has farewelled viewers after 8 and a half years confirming her anchor role was no longer tenable in Hobart. On Instagram she posted a "restructure" meant ...

APRA AMCOS has announced the 14 songwriter and composer members who will take part in this year’s 23% mentorship program for women and gender diverse music creators.

Australia’s most popular entertainment shows are currently Home & Away and Tipping Point. That’s a particularly brilliant result for a drama in its 38th year. Every night this week one of the two (or ...

The power of Q+A at its most fundamental was the access it provided for Australians to question decision makers around the country. Hearing grass roots stories created profound television moments, ...

In the 1950s, 60s and 70s as many as one hundred and fifty thousand young Australian women were coerced into giving up their babies.