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Joseph Zada, who plays Charlie Roth in the new Australian series Invisible Boys, will star in the Sunrise on the Reaping film.

Young Australian star lands huge role in new Hunger Games movie

Speculation has run riot ever since prequel film Sunrise On The Reaping was announced. Now its leads have been revealed.

  • Nell Geraets

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Kyle MacLachlan in Twin Peaks.

Twin Peaks at 35: How David Lynch paved the way for all your favourite TV

This surreal drama laid the groundwork for everything from True Detective to The Sopranos and Breaking Bad. Let’s go back to where it all began.

  • Michael Idato
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
Simone Kessell used to think she wasn’t the marrying kind.

I once dated Heath Ledger. He’s the reason I met my husband

Yellowjackets actor Simone Kessell says she’s happy living back in Australia with her family.

  • Jane Rocca
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Memories amplified

And a reality check on the silver screen.

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When getting cross comes to nought

Baking off the grid.

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Ellie (Bella Ramsey) in season two of The Last of Us. 

The Last of Us just made one of the gutsiest moves in TV. Will it survive?

The HBO zombie drama has pulled off one of the riskiest moves made by a TV series. Warning: this article contains major spoilers.

  • Karl Quinn
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The hills were alive with the sound of negligence

Leaving listeners in a radio daze.

John Mulaney has twisted traditional late-night shows with Netflix’s Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney.

Can John Mulaney’s absurdist Netflix masterpiece save late-night TV?

If late-night TV is a sinking ship, this wild show is keeping the party going all the way down.

  • Patrick Lenton
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Holiday closure, in black and white

While the Beeb is left to carry the can.

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