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Husband and wife duo Claudean Uamaki Mu and Anthony Mu, who appeared as contestants on Channel Seven reality show My Kitchen Rules.

Reality TV stars charged with historical offences lose anonymity

A Queensland couple who appeared on My Kitchen Rules have been in court charged with offences dating to 2005.

  • Cloe Read

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was the audience’s winner from the final leaders debate.

Harris v Trump re-energises Australia’s live leaders’ debates

Audience numbers are at their highest in more than a decade for the election debates.

  • Calum Jaspan
Former Nine star Liz Hayes is joining Spotlight on rival network Seven.

Liz Hayes joins rival TV network just months after Nine departure

When the veteran journalist left Nine just two months ago, the network claimed she would remain “part of the Nine family”.

  • Chris Hook
The Seven Network has been dealing with staff underpayments.

Seven West Media grapples with underpayment scandal

The bad headlines are back for Seven West Media.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
The Seven Network has been dealing with staff underpayments.

$25,000 short: Seven underpays journalists, then sells it as ‘good news’

So much for the end of the bad headlines for Seven. It’s now been revealed that it’s dealing with an underpayment controversy.

  • Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Ben Roberts-Smith outside the Federal Court in 2022.

‘Person 17’: Conversation with Ben Roberts-Smith’s ex-lover at centre of appeal bid

Three judges will hear Ben Roberts-Smith’s application to introduce a leaked audio recording in evidence in his defamation appeal.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
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Former Seven network Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach outside the Federal Court last year.

Taylor Auerbach sues Seven over allegedly disparaging comments

The former producer on Seven’s Spotlight program gave explosive evidence during Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation trial.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
Ben Cousins of the Eagles poses with the 2005 Brownlow Medal after being announced as the winner.

Seven just gave a TV job to a high-profile convicted stalker. Women deserve better

I’m less concerned about whether the person on my television screen has abused drugs, and far more concerned about whether they’ve abused another human being.

  • Clare Stephens
How the AFL stole Saturday nights.

How the AFL stole Saturday night

Forget the tradition of firing up the barbie and warming the telly on Saturday. No one in Victoria can watch live AFL footy on that day unless they pay, but lucky us, we get more football – on Thursday nights.

  • Tony Wright
Good call: Seven’s Brian Taylor hopes to make Thursday night football a ratings winner this season.

Why commentator Brian Taylor isn’t worried about what people think

Seven’s Brian Taylor can polarise viewers with his commentary style. Here, he opens up about Thursday night football, the broadcast wars with Fox and how he handles public criticism.

  • Jon Pierik

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