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A look inside the world's only floating farm house
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A look inside the world's only floating farm house

Homeowners Catherine and Wayne share their very unique floating house on World's Weirdest Homes on 9Now.

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Unique homeowner goes fishing from his couch
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Unique homeowner goes fishing from his couch

The owner of the world's only floating farm shows off a fun feature in his living room on World's Weirdest Homes on 9Now.

Tan, fight, write: Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally’s guide to staying married

Tan, fight, write: Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally’s guide to staying married

The Emmy Award-winning actors and real-life partners will touch down in Australia as part of Vivid Sydney, once Nick’s spray tan settles in.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
Asher Keddie is back as a ball of nervous energy in the new season of Strife
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Asher Keddie is back as a ball of nervous energy in the new season of Strife

Loosely based on Mamamia founder Mia Freedman’s memoir, the second season shifts the focus to matters more personal.

  • by Kylie Northover
The strangest and most underrated performances (yes, it’s a turkey) in Eurovision history

The strangest and most underrated performances (yes, it’s a turkey) in Eurovision history

We all know about ABBA and Celine Dion, but these are the lesser-known hits that should have made the history books.

  • by Michael Idato
From The Cheap Seats to Q+A, here’s how to see your favourite shows live

From The Cheap Seats to Q+A, here’s how to see your favourite shows live

Being part of a live studio audience has long been a privilege for any TV fan, the ultimate insider access. But how do you score a seat?

  • by Claire Heaney
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Reboot of 1980s British crime classic is gripping, but it struggles to move on from the past
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Reboot of 1980s British crime classic is gripping, but it struggles to move on from the past

There is no shortage of grim crime series being produced in Britain, and on its own terms this Bergerac is a good example of the genre done right.

  • by Craig Mathieson
Natasha Lyonne on child stardom: ‘I was doing the family taxes by the time I was 12’

Natasha Lyonne on child stardom: ‘I was doing the family taxes by the time I was 12’

The screen icon talks Marlon Brando, Rihanna, and the new season of her fantastic show Poker Face.

  • by Robert Moran
It’s time for the ABC to ditch the forgettable fluff
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It’s time for the ABC to ditch the forgettable fluff

Kim Williams has said there’s no future in bland. More producers making ABC shows need to get the memo.

  • by Debi Enker
‘It’s an honour’: Inside The Pitt with Australian actor Shabana Azeez

‘It’s an honour’: Inside The Pitt with Australian actor Shabana Azeez

This Adelaide actor didn’t get into drama school. Now she’s on one of TV’s best shows, shadowing ER legend Noah Wyle. Here’s a look behind the scenes.

  • by Meg Watson
Can Australia win this year’s Eurovision? We crunched the numbers

Can Australia win this year’s Eurovision? We crunched the numbers

The answer might be easier to calculate than many realise.

  • by Michael Idato

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