TV

She’s made headlines and drawn five-star reviews for her theatre work. Now, the multifaceted actor is headed back to the small screen, starring in the third series of The Twelve.

Channel Nine star Ally Langdon is up against some stiff competition for the coveted Gold Logie at this year’s TV WEEK Logie Awards. 

Lynne McGranger is the bookie’s fave to take out Gold at the 2025 Logies. She’s just pleased to be there. We catch up with the Home and Away fave ahead of TV’s night-of-nights.

The Yogurt Shop Murders, the third season of The Twelve, Jason Momoa’s Chief Of War, The Logies and the new series of Wednesday: here’s everything we’re watching and loving this week.

The much-loved Australian comic will be awarded one of TV’s greatest honours on Sunday when she is inducted into the TV Week Logies Hall of Fame.

Jason Momoa and his co-creator, Pa’a Sibbett, waited a decade before the stars aligned for this epic action and political thriller about the history of Hawai’ian unification.

‘No wonder I couldn’t find it today and it’s all my daughter wanted to watch!’

From war zones, to the red carpet: Lisa Millar opens up about her unexpected career transformation, and that surprise Gold Logie nomination.

Ricki-Lee Coulter hopes justice will be served at the Logies on Sunday night if she wins an award for the very show she was eliminated from 21 years ago.

Stories about girlhood are often diminished or dismissed, but they’re an industry onto itself and one woman is at the centre of it.

Everyone you know is hate-watching And Just Like That in a way that’s different to everything else. What’s happening on the screen has almost nothing to do with it.

Donald Trump’s White House called South Park irrelevant and said its popularity had hit record lows but the numbers tell a different story.

Kate Miller-Heidke has gone from performing at the Logies two years ago to being nominated for a prestigious award as a coach on The Voice.

Mark your calendar and settle in, because there are some gems to binge this month, including the return of a Seth Rogen comedy, Netflix’s most popular show and a prequel to the Alien movies.

Michael Usher still isn’t comfortable with being the story rather than telling the story, but there are some things he’s okay to share with the world.