TV

Sonia Kruger has addressed recent speculation that she is considering a career move overseas.

There has been a run of strange, off-kilter Aussie TV hitting screens of late. This week, our resident Screen Queen Clare is checking out the latest, Treasure & Dirt, on ABC. Here’s what else she’s watching.

Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac and his partner Rebecca James have welcomed a third baby into their family, revealing the little one’s sweet name in a social media post. 

Hollywood came calling for the creators of Colin From Accounts, but as Genevieve Hegney tells Clare Rigden, the cast was happy to wait for the hit comedy’s third and final season.

Kitchen Cabinet, Colin From Accounts, Big Fat Quiz Show of Telly, Furious and The Devil’s Mouth: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week.

Australians generally think of themselves as decent and easy-to-like. But maybe not to New Zealanders.

In the past year, seven TV shows and movies have featured the broad stroke story of a former sports champion who is trying to reclaim glory and respect. Something is in the air.

There’s no piece of IP Hollywood won’t exploit, and that certainly extends to RoboCop. But is there a version of this that could be better than the original?

Aussies, break out your fave kangaroo pose: the nation’s most famous breakdancer is coming to a TV near you!

Which celebrities will Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy target next?

Annabel Crabb has a knack of bringing out the “human” in our politicians. In the first episode of Kitchen Cabinet she’s interviewing PM Anthony Albanese. We are onboard with what she’s plating up.

Netflix used to be the dominant cultural force in streaming but now most of its shows barely make a blip. No wonder its share price is half of what it was, and scepticism about its future has set in.

‘It felt more strategic.’

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.