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Poh Ling Yeow enters her second season as a judge on MasterChef.

‘I feel horrible doing this’: Inside Poh’s hardest challenge yet

The TV-grown cooking superstar is widely regarded as a national treasure. But going into MasterChef: Back to Win, this time as a judge, she’s not totally convinced of her talents.

  • Meg Watson

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The April 27 Edition

Our cover story with Amanda Keller is a fun and fascinating read. In her conversation, Keller reveals that there was never a grand plan behind her success.

Rodger Corser hosts new game show The Floor.

Game shows are going wild right now. But will Australia back this worldwide hit?

The Floor is part of a new generation of game shows sweeping the globe that are bigger, brighter and bolder than series of the past.

  • Nicole Elphick

‘Chips cooked in avocado oil’: A dietitian rates this evening snack

Neighbours actor Natassia Halabi shares what she eats in a day.

  • Nicole Economos
“A convincing sex scene is like fight choreography: you want it to be safe.”

‘Is it sexier to swerve?’: Actor Toby Schmitz pivots to his fallback plan

The TV and theatre performer discusses how to endure working out, who he likes spending money on and writing a convincing sex scene.

  • Benjamin Law
Jacob Elordi as Dorrigo Evans, an Australian soldier taken prisoner by the Japanese and forced to labour on the Burma railway.

Australia is making great TV right now. Too bad it’s all behind paywalls.

Jacob Elordi has a show on Amazon Prime. Scrublands’ new season is on Stan. A new Liane Moriarty adaptation is on Binge. Should Aussie drama really cost audiences this much?

  • Debi Enker
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Comedian Claire Hooper jokes that she is “mum and dad” while ruling the roost in her new game show Claire Hooper’s House of Games.

It’s a hit in the UK, now the cult game show is coming to the ABC

Stand-up comedian Claire Hooper will step into Richard Osman’s shoes to host the local version of House of Games.

  • Nicole Elphick
Chris Lilley in his Mr G guise.

‘This is my tell-all moment’: Chris Lilley revives Mr G in new project

Take your shoes off and find a spot on the floor, Mr G is back. But not in the way fans might hope.

  • Meg Watson
Luke Carroll (left) and Luke Arnold in Scrublands’ second season.

‘Shame and trauma’: Why this murder mystery series just got a whole lot darker

The second season of Scrublands is a lot more personal, and that means a whole new challenge for star Luke Arnold.

  • Louise Rugendyke
Australian Survivor winner Myles Kuah

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

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