TV

This week our Screen Queen is watching the Netflix Raygun doco through slitted fingers, checking out the second seasons of Chad Powers and The Gentlemen and peeping Dark Matter.

From the Claremont serial killings to the wrongful convictions of John Button and Andrew Mallard, Walkley Award-winning producer Wendy Page has brought some of WA’s most defining stories to national screens.

Australian Story’s 30th anniversary celebration, The Gentlemen, Raygun: Breaking Badly and Chad Powers season two — here’s what we’re watching this week on TV.

From fresh-faced nurse on A Country Practice to national treasure, Georgie Parker reflects on nearly 40 years in living rooms, the passage of time and why she has no plans to retire anytime soon.

The Washington Post: Tim Curry — the son of a Methodist preacher who shot to fame playing a transvestite in The Rocky Horror Picture Show — was a master of the theatrical and eccentric.

‘The entitlement is off the scale.’

Adelaide-born Shabana Azeez shot to fame on US series The Pitt and is now one of the leads of a new series set in Melbourne, The Airport Chaplain. Her characters have something deeper in common.

Meghan Markle’s highly anticipated acting comeback has taken a brutal turn.

This week Screen Queen Clare is checking out the great new John Edwards drama, Dalliance, all about a group of friends in their 60s. And no, it’s not as dull as it sounds. Here’s what else she’s watching.

After her breakout role in the HBO mega-hit, Adelaide-born actor Shabana Azeez is returning home to star alongside Hugo Weaving in SBS’s new drama, The Airport Chaplain.

The Duchess of Sussex is set to make a major career move as she and Prince Harry prepare to return to Britain with their children.

The Airport Chaplain, Gogglebox, The Last Sunrise, a documentary about the Tampa crisis and Dalliance: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying on Aussie TV this week.

The legal, quasi-legal and very much illegal trade in reptiles is the subject a new five-part documentary series from the maker of COVID lock-up phenomenon Tiger King.

An Australian country music star will join the Australian Idol judging panel in 2027.

Lanterns is being sold as True Detective meets DC Comics, starring the always welcome Kyle Chandler.

TV’s biggest stars stepped into The Nightly’s Logies confessional and spilled on cheap drunks, 2am rescues and afterparty antics.

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.

Australian TV’s awards extravaganza saw Sam Pang crowned the most popular personality while Sam Neill was recognised for one of his final roles.