AACTA Awards
Leeanna Walsman: ‘I look in the mirror and I see how old I am’
The 44-year-old actor may have been working for three decades, but she says every new job feels like the first.
- by Lenny Ann Low
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What makes a sweet guy turn mean? How Hunter Page-Lochard found his inner villain
The award-winning actor plays a drug dealer in new cop drama Critical Incident, and it’s a long way from Play School. “Even my dad couldn’t watch.”
- by Helen Pitt
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‘Patty’s not allowed to remarry’: Harriet Dyer’s imaginary from-the-grave command
The 35-year-old actor and screenwriter on unusual sex ed, how she’d like to die – and Taylor Swift.
- by Benjamin Law
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Some say Celeste Barber’s now too hot to parody beauty standards …
Here’s the comedian and social media star’s blunt reply.
- by Benjamin Law
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Josh Thomas can make his eyebrow touch his nose. Go on, try it
The Please Like Me creator discusses becoming a better listener, why he hates his body – and his secret party trick.
- by Benjamin Law
‘No more popularity contests’: Logies announce major overhaul
In a major change, the TV Week Logie awards have combined major categories in a bid to grant the awards greater legitimacy.
- by Thomas Mitchell
Margot Robbie dazzles as YouTubers scoop top prize at AACTA awards
Twins Michael and Danny Philippou were the big winners, but all eyes were on hometown hero Robbie at the Australian Academy Awards on the Gold Coast.
- by Karl Quinn
Talk to Me, The New Boy and The Newsreader lead AACTA Award nominations
The AACTA Awards, the annual celebration of Australia film and TV, have announced the nominees for February’s event, including Colin from Accounts and Deadloch.
- by Hannah Story
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Sigrid Thornton’s golden rule for acting success
The award-winning actor on her long career – including a play that had 10 love-making scenes.
- by Benjamin Law
‘You have to accept you’re still standing’: Brooke Satchwell digs deep on life, work and love
Over the past 10 years, Brooke Satchwell has delivered a string of surprising, daring, funny and award-winning performances. Now she’s back on stage.
- by Louise Rugendyke
His dad wanted him to be a doctor – but now Osamah’s on a different healing mission
For Islamic actor Osamah Sami, playing a villain or being ignored has been par for the course. He’s leading a charge to change all that.
- by Tim Elliott
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