It might be tempting to harken back to the old days but those Logies had a sameness that repeated year after year. Australian TV has been forced to change - and it was about time.
Sonia Kruger opens up about her favorite night of the year as Australian television celebrates a milestone 70th anniversary at this year’s Logie Awards.
This week our resident Screen Queen Clare Rigden is getting hot under the collar for Lestat, peeping the DC series Lanterns, gearing up for this year’s Logie awards and watching the sweet kids’ feature, Zog.
The TV WEEK Logie Awards, the last season of Outerbanks, Shaun Micallef’s Origin Odyssey and Lanterns: here’s what we’re watching this week on Aussie TV.
Fresh from conquering US television, Robert Irwin reveals why he’s keeping his feet on Aussie soil, replacing Sam Pang, and using prime-time TV to spread his real message.
This week our Screen Queen is being won over by a Chuck Lorre sitcom, checking out Netflix’s My Brilliant Career adaptation, peeping Ultimate Girls Trip and getting her silly on with the folks from Tires.
After decades on big-budget TV, Matt Preston is stepping back to celebrate the growers, fishers and artisans of Australia and New Zealand in SBS Food’s new series, Plating Locally.
My Brilliant Career, Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats, Reacher, Two Weeks In August and the MasterChef finale: Here’s what we’re watching on Aussie TV this week.
Respected journalist Michael Usher has borne witness to many of the globe’s defining events, from the World Trade Centre to Bondi Beach, and Buckingham Palace to Mt Everest base camp.
First it was reality TV nonsense, then wrestling, followed by video podcasts, and now TikTok influencers will invade your streaming platform. So much for its great promise.