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Wait, Tony Armstrong ate what?
“I ate and loved it,” the television presenter declares of this culinary taboo, one of many in his invasive species documentary series Eat the Invaders.
- by Louise Rugendyke
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This Christmas, Keira and Hugh take us from Love Actually to mass murder, actually
It’s been 21 years since the two combined to conjure the most loved Christmas movie of the 21st century, but now they have turned to a new “blood and baubles” genre.
- by Steve Meacham
Inspired by Bluey and Bondi Rescue, another Australian cartoon is making waves overseas
Kangaroo Beach, which features native animals, is a hit with preschoolers in Britain, China, Mexico, Canada and Finland.
- by Bridget McManus
TV of the year: Test yourself with this year’s big TV holiday quiz
From mythological black comedy to Media Watch, it’s been a huge year in television, so now it’s time for a few questions
- by Louise Rugendyke, Karl Quinn, Michael Idato, Debi Enker and Craig Mathieson
From heroic to hideous, these are the year’s most memorable characters
While some of them were breaking our hearts, others made our stomachs turn: good, bad, ugly or otherwise, we’ll find them hard to forget...
- by Jordan Prosser
Back for Christmas, the Doctor celebrates everything, including danger
Producer Russell T. Davies says that six decades in, they’re still finding new things for the Time Lord to do.
- by Michael Idato
After five seasons, Claudia Karvan maps out her dream ending in Bump
Since being launched in 2021, this multi-generational drama has combined moments of wonder with the grind of everyday routine.
- by Craig Mathieson
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