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The nominees for the 66th TV Week Logie Awards has been revealed alongside the newest award named in Bruce McAvaney’s honour. 

As her memoir tells, the Orange Is The New Black star’s childhood was scarred by bigotry, cruelty and insecurity. Yet Cox possessed inner defiance — a determination to realise her dreams on her terms.

Find out what Screen Queen Clare Rigden thinks of a new paranormal mystery on Stan and take a peek at what else she’s watching this week.

This week we’re peeping a sensational doco about disgraced swimmer Scott Miller, checking out the final season of The Bear, watching House Of The Dragon and obsessively bingeing The Killings At Parrish Station.

It has already been a massive year for brilliant television, and it’s only June. Clare Rigden weighs in on the top shows currently dominating our screens.

We’re at the midpoint of 2026, which means there has been a lot of excellent TV that captivated, moved and tickled us. How many of these 13 shows have you seen?

She’s previously starred in blockbuster films with Jason Statham.

Former ABC chairman Maurice Newman is backing One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s plan to make the national broadcaster a subscription service in the big cities.

The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins comes from 30 Rock writers and stars Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe. It’s as excellent as it should be.

‘If treatment is all successful, I’ll see you next season - and if it isn’t, I won’t.’

New details of Kyle Sandilands’ final settlement with radio giant and former employer ARN have been revealed.

There are some shows and genres that are just “not for me”, so if you’re into new crime thriller Coldwater, I’ll only judge you a little.

Only Murders in the Building is heading to London for its sixth season. Among the famous faces coming on board are David Tennant, Nicola Coughlan and a Spice Girl.

Find out why Screen Queen Clare is finding it hard to watch Alice And Steve. Plus her verdict on Sugar, The Rest Is Football, Escape To The Chateau and Monty Don’s British Gardens.

This week we’re returning to Chateau de la Motte Husson, scratching our heads at Sugar, dusting off our pompoms for a spot of cheerleading and peeping the latest Harlen Coben adaptation.

Despite a promising premise — what if your best friend starts dating your daughter — and talented comedic actors, Alice and Steve has nowhere to go.

‘I do think that to make over $500,000 in a month, you really do need to do stuff to stand out.’

Mackenzie Shirilla has reportedly made a chilling confession from behind bars that casts fresh doubt on her version of events, after the viral success of Netflix documentary The Crash.