TV

A new promo for the latest season of RFDS sees the Offspring star playing Fire and Rescue Officer, Ryan, a new love interest for Eliza.

This week Screen Queen Clare is counting down the days till the #TSITP finale, picking her jaw off the floor after watching Unknown Number, getting excited for Only Murders and checking in with Charlie Sheen.

AKA Charlie Sheen, The Amazing Race: Celebrity Edition, Task, Top End Bub and Take 5 With Zan Rowe: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying on the box this week.

In the long-awaited new spin-off of The Office, there’s a Jim, a Leslie, one Oscar and two Michael Scotts.

Michaelia Cash said it was time to support the millions of Aussies who watch free-to-air TV.

The radio superstar is fronting a new lifestyle show for the Seven Network, which many of us will recognise from the 1990s.

The Duchess of Sussex has given fans exactly what they want, photos of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet with their matching bright red hair just like their father Prince Harry.

This week our Screen Queen is dipping into The Paper, checking out Wednesday: Part 2, catching up with NCIS: Tony & Ziva, and getting her sleuth on with Grosse Pointe Garden Society.

Below Deck star Aesha Scott opens up about the very personal reason she’s competing with her fiance in The Amazing Race.

September is jam-packed with must-see TV, from the return of fan-favourites Slow Horses and Only Murders in the Building to star-studded dramas like Black Rabbit — there’s something for everyone.

Richard Osman’s beloved ‘cosy crime’ book has made it to TV. Is it worth a watch?

Bombshell allegations surrounding court action brought against The Wiggles by their axed chief executive have been revealed.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: For LaNasa, 58, the role of nurse Dana Evans is not just the part she was meant to play. It’s the one that has earned her the first Emmy nomination of her 30-plus year career.

The wrecks of a passenger steamship and a Norwegian merchant vessel, lost for more than 100 years, have been discovered off the coast of WA.

From cosy crime capers to gritty thrillers, this month’s TV slate has something for every mystery-lover.