Australian TV
‘A living hell’: X-Men star on growing up gay in Opus Dei
He’s an Australian actor who achieved his Hollywood dream. But it would take years for Tim Pocock to overcome the shame of growing up gay in Opus Dei.
- Tim Pocock
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The Project is gone – but the battle to attract younger viewers to news continues
When Ten’s ambitious news program launched there were no smartphones and social media was in its infancy. Attracting a Gen Z audience will be a lot tougher.
- Louise Rugendyke
The Project’s stars leave Ten as program is axed, replacement announced
Hosts Waleed Aly and Sarah Harris will leave Ten in the biggest change to the network’s prime-time schedule in years.
- Michael Lallo
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- Sunday Life
The June 8 Edition
Actor Marta Dussdeldorp has been a mainstay of Australian screens, and a move to Tasmania hasn’t affected her popularity. In fact, it’s only fired her up.
‘As an older woman, courage starts to wobble’: How Marta Dusseldorp finds her strength
Since moving to Tasmania, the actor and co-creator of Bay of Fires has embraced a more connected life.
- Steve Dow
‘There’s always one person’: The show taking a funny and frank look at filmmaking
Based on “lived experience”, Warm Props is part of SBS’ Digital Originals, which has a history of breaking new talent.
- Bridget McManus
‘We’re roadkill’: How this Kiwi actor turned middle-age rage into her best work yet
The Kiwi actor has never been stronger or in more demand – and she’s definitely not ready for the La-Z-Boy yet.
- Louise Rugendyke
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Marta Dusseldorp’s ABC crime thriller recaptures its nutty spirit
The actor managed to outwit, outrun and outplay everyone in season one of Bay of Fires, but will her luck run out in season two?
- Debi Enker
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- Reality TV
‘I was eating eel gills’: How a Kiwi trapper conquered Alone Australia
Shay Williamson knows plenty about survival. But his time on season three of the reality franchise put him in touch with something new.
- Karl Quinn
‘We get so close to the brink’: The show taking viewers inside Australia’s busiest airport
The TV series followed airport staff for months, including in the control tower where “decision fatigue” can be a danger.
- Bridget McManus
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