Australian TV
There’s a body on the floor. What happens next is up to Luke Arnold
The star of Scrublands relies on his personal “BS meter” when it comes to navigating a crime scene.
- Louise Rugendyke
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How Australian Survivor’s ‘Jungle Rat’ came out on top
Winner Myles Kuah, the “poor little bottom boy”, talks about his wild season, the controversial nickname and representation for the pole-dancing community.
- Meg Watson
‘You may discover family’: The SBS show asking entire towns to hand over their DNA
The creators of Who Do You Think You Are? have swapped celebrities for ordinary people from regional Victoria, NSW and Sydney.
- Bridget McManus
‘We’re doomed to forget’: Jacob Elordi on the enduring power of war stories
The Australian actor stars in a new adaptation of Richard Flanagan’s award-winning novel alongside Heather Mitchell, Simon Baker and Essie Davis.
- Lauren Ironmonger and Cindy Yin
The surprising ABC high school comedy series taking inspiration from Chris Lilley
Urvi Went To An All Girls School takes a nostalgic look at what can be a tough time for many young women.
- Bridget McManus
‘A real level up’: The confronting encounter that gave Lynne McGranger an insight about on-screen survival
As she prepares to say goodnight, Irene, the Home and Away stalwart, has marked up a rare TV achievement. Just don’t call her a celebrity.
- Louise Rugendyke
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- Sunday Life
The March 30 Edition
Actor Olivia DeJonge graces our cover ahead of her starring role in the television adaptation of Richard Flanagan’s novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North.
From unknown actor to landing major roles, meet Australia’s next big star on the rise
Olivia DeJonge is part of Hollywood’s new Aussie posse, even being spotted dining with Taylor Swift. But she’s happiest being at home.
- Lauren Ironmonger
‘They’re sick of doing the interview’: How Virginia Trioli gets famous faces to open up
The ABC journalist dives into the “wild minds” of George Miller, Kate Ceberano and Tim Minchin for season two of her Creative Types series.
- Bridget McManus
‘The worst thing that’s ever happened to me’: Inside Taskmaster’s best moments
The game show’s whistle-wielding referee Tom Cashman ranks his favourite tasks and reveals the comedian who cracked it.
- Meg Watson
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