TV

Former Test cricketer Trent Copeland and netball gold medallist Kim Green are sharing the broadcasting stage for the first time, juggling late-night shifts with two very active kids.

For three seasons and now a movie, Heartstopper presents a world in which kindness, acceptance and allyship are the norm.

‘I obviously knew straight away I had screwed up.’

Obviously we don’t need another show about an assassin being hunted by an old foe, but we do when it stars Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer.

Get ready, Australia! One of TV’s most successful and talked-about franchises will have a new home on Seven in 2027.

A prolific talent with credits in more than 100 projects, Sam Neill left behind a diverse body of work that spanned genres, characters and continents. These were some of his most memorable roles.

Farmer Zac chose Maya, but Mieke says their story didn’t end when the cameras stopped rolling.

At just 24, WA off-grid permaculture expert Jasper Harvey is the youngest survivalist to tackle SBS’s newest season of Alone Australia, which sees contestants headed off to Finland.

Mexican Ted Lasso star Cristo Fernandez has finally realised his lifelong dream of becoming a professional footballer.

The 38-year-old was convicted of ‘receiving and possessing material’ depicting children under 12 years old. 

This week, our Screen Queen is peeping the excellent new Stan series The F Ward, squealing with delight over Ride Or Die, checking out Lucky and saying farewell to Kip and Charlie with Heartstopper Forever.

Ride Or Die, The F Ward, The Hawk, Alone Australia, and The Westies: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week.

Play School has been delighting children for six decades. Long-time presenter Leah Vandenberg reflects on the show’s legacy, and the beautiful, unspoken bond she shares with children who grew up watching her.

From The X-Files and Cops to Arrested Development and Law & Order: SVU, long live the TV crossover event.

The Netflix reboot of Little House on the Prairie adds another dimension to a story that has come to stand in for a version of American aspiration that has always been political.

Lexi Minetree was gunning for the role of Elle Woods, made famous by Reese Witherspoon in Legally Blonde. Their first meeting was a surprise.

Justice for Ethan Hawke should be the war cry of all today. It’s the most egregious of all the Emmys nominations snubs.

The Pitt, Hacks and DTF St. Louis look like early frontrunners to take out the Emmy Awards, and one former favourite has just been majorly downgraded.