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IN A dramatic turnaround from last year, 2011promises fine viewing in a variety of genres.
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National mythmaker throws a new party
DAVID Williamson just refuses to go away, for which we should be thankful.
Crime file
REVIEWED: The Family, Port Mortuary, Red Wolf, American Assassin.
One to watch
THERE were few highlights in a year marking the end of the greatest decade of TV’s history.
Attack of the doldrums
It’s a free-to-air nightmare out there, with only pay TV — and to some extent the ABC — offering a solid range of holiday season viewing options
Perfect opportunity to take murder lying down
IT’S time to get the holiday pile organised, the cache of crime books that piqued your interest during the year or were recommended by friends.
Climbing the family tree
There are some grim pasts to be faced in this enlightening exploration of genealogy
Not just cricket
Nine has got to bring a whole lot of style to its coverage of the beautiful game if it’s going to keep viewers watching through the summer
Kenzie and Gennaro are back at last
Reviewed: Moonlight Mile, Frozen Moment, Death Mask, Outsourced
Age of enlightenment
Now that SBS has turned 30, it’s time for the broadcaster to decide exactly what it wants to be
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