Iconic US TV show set for shock return
More than a decade after it came to an end, viewers are set to finally make a return to the iconic street of Wisteria Lane.
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Best TV shows to watch, stream this May
From Nicole Kidman’s brilliantly bonkers Nine Perfect Strangers to a Bono documentary, these are some of the streaming highlights you can’t miss this month.
Lithgow weighs in on Harry Potter backlash
Two months after confirming his role, John Lithgow has waded in on the controversy surrounding the highly-anticipated new TV series.
‘Could have been killed’: Block star’s sexual assault ordeal
An Adelaide reality TV star has opened up for the first time about being sexually and physically assaulted after a night out in Melbourne.
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The most unexpected couple in Australia
After 10 years and 12 dramatic seasons of MAFS Australia, the success rate for couples surviving the chaos is shockingly low.
Siwa speaks out on dumping Aussie partner
JoJo Siwa has spoken out about her split from her Aussie partner, confirming she dumped the content creator at a star-studded party.
Massive news for Peaky Blinders fans
“There’s no rest for me in this world”: Peaky Blinders fans are buzzing as a new series, set in the 1950s, begins filming this summer.
Extraordinary moment host goes rogue on-air
This week’s episode of 60 Minutes in the US ended with a special message to viewers, in which the show’s host went absolutely rogue.
Paedophile Rolf Harris’ mansion put up for sale
The disgraced Australian entertainer’s riverside mansion has quietly hit the market for millions, two years after his death.
Welcome to Country tension erupts on Q+A
Debate over Welcome to Country ceremonies collapsed into acrimony on the ABC’s Q and A on Monday night, with accusations of ‘gutter politics’ spilling out.
Block star’s horror sex assault: ‘Screaming’
A former Block contestant has opened up for the first time about the terrifying attack she experienced during a night out.
Former ABC star’s wild Anzac rant
Australian comedian and former ABC figure Greg Larsen has attracted serious criticism after his comments about Anzac Day.
TV gold: Stunning taxpayer return on Qld-filmed shows revealed
A landmark report has laid bare the economic power of Queensland’s screen sector, revealing that a single Gold Coast-filmed TV series generated $4.20 for every taxpayer dollar invested.
Bluey’s stay extended after 200k visitors, $18m economic boost
Bluey’s World will stay in Brisbane until at least next February as new data reveals the value of the tourist attraction dedicated to Queensland’s favourite cattle dog to the state economy.
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