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Nazeem Hussain and Melissa Leong on Great Australian Road Trips.

How Nazeem Hussain and Melissa Leong turned ‘hot girl walks’ into a TV road trip

The comedian and former MasterChef Australia judge met only one unhappy customer while filming their new series, Great Australian Road Trips.

  • Nicole Elphick

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Lynne for the win? After 33 years playing Irene on Home and Away, Lynne McGranger is the hot favourite to win the TV Week Gold Logie.

Who will win the Gold Logie? And why will it be Lynne McGranger?

Recent history suggests that the Gold Logie winner typically comes from the network that broadcasts the Logies, which is excellent news for Channel Seven and Lynne McGranger.

  • Thomas Mitchell
Tom Walker is the new co-host on The Great Australian Bake-Off.

‘Let’s try a freak’: How this chaotic comedian landed TV’s most wholesome show

Tom Walker is the strangest pick for the Bake Off shed to date – but history proves the show is right to do it.

  • Meg Watson
Scott Cam on the upcoming season of The Block in Daylesford

‘It can get out of control’: Why The Block is getting back to basics

Scott Cam admits “we probably had a little bit too much drama last year”. So what can we expect from this year’s season?

  • Nicole Elphick
Mark Humphries presents new documentary Sold: Who Broke The Australian Dream?

Is property investing ‘morally wrong’? Inside Mark Humphries’ biggest project yet

The comedian known for his short political sketches has turned his sights on the housing crisis in this new doco.

  • Meg Watson
Wold Creek’s Mick Taylor (John Jarratt) and real-life killer Bradley John Murdoch.

‘A nasty, horrible human being’: Wolf Creek’s John Jarratt on Bradley John Murdoch

Any similarities between Wolf Creek’s psycho killer and real-life backpacker killer Bradley John Murdoch are purely coincidental, says the franchise’s star.

  • Karl Quinn
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Richard Gadd, creator and star of Baby Reindeer.

The last time Richard Gadd was here he bombed. Now he’s a global star

The creators of Baby Reindeer, Happy Valley and Pachinko are in Australia to share their thoughts on making local shows for a global audience.

  • Karl Quinn
Rebecca Gibney is steppinig on stage for the first time in 20 years, starring in Circle Mirror Transformation for the Sydney Theatre Company.

‘I don’t give a rat’s arse’: Rebecca Gibney’s year of living dangerously

Although terrified about stepping on stage for the first time in 20 years, the acclaimed actor doesn’t waste time being scared of things.

  • Louise Rugendyke
Heather Ewart is presenting her final episodes of the popular ABC series Back Roads.

Heather Ewart won’t use the word retire, but there’s a reason she’s leaving Back Roads

Two cancer diagnoses and injuries from a car crash in May have contributed to the popular ABC presenter’s decision.

  • Bridget McManus
Peter Russell-Clarke pictured in 2013.

Peter Russell-Clarke was a legend. But they don’t make them like they used to

From the jovial Peter Russell-Clarke to the cutting Bernard King, eccentric kitchen personalities used to rule our TV screens.

  • Neil McMahon

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