She's one of Australia's most successful hosts – yet traditional broadcasting left her underwhelmed. So she decided to build a new network from scratch.
New cases filed by four men and three women cover alleged misconduct between 2000-2022, including at an after-party for the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards in New York.
Ilbijerri Theatre's Big Name, No Blankets wowed audiences at the big festivals in Sydney and Melbourne. Now it's winning over the toughest crowd of all.
In partnership with Maslow Entertainment, subscribers have the opportunity to see award-winning First Nations psychological horror movie — The Moogai — for free.
In October 2005, 46-year-old freelance image retoucher Rob "Coach” Fulton made history by becoming the first person to win a million dollars on Who Wants to be a Millionaire.
It was bizarre to read that the former One Direction star had died after falling from the third floor while I was sitting on the balcony of a nearby hotel, reports Tom Decent from Buenos Aires.
Mother and daughter Greta Scacchi and Leila George inject real-life history and chemistry into David Vincent Smith's stunning debut feature He Ain't Heavy.
With a cast featuring Miranda Otto and Noah Taylor, Thou Shalt Not Steal uses outback Australia in the early '80s as a canvas for juvenile antics, criminal collusion and Indigenous defiance.
A new eight-part drama So Long, Marianne tells how the great Canadian singer fell in with two legendary Australian writers, and found his lifelong muse.
With Thank God You're Here, Have You Been Paying Attention? and The Cheap Seats, Working Dog, the production house that brought us The Castle, has quietly built an enduring trio of local formats.
The Minns government's new screen and digital gaming strategy stops short of committing to a location for a second sound studio in Sydney to address a critical shortage of infrastructure in NSW.
From languages and animals to a modern-day fable set on a remote Norwegian island, our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction releases.
From a dinner party with a difference to a cup of tea with a stranger, this year's Fringe is in full swing. Read our ever-growing list of reviews here.
With King Charles' first visit to Australia as reigning monarch beginning on Friday 18th of October, we look back at all the royal tours to Australia from years gone by.
King Charles becomes just the second sitting monarch to visit Australia on Friday. Supporters of all stripes are getting ready for what could be his only visit as King.
Freewheeling it may be, but jazz has been stubbornly conservative when it comes to gender. This year's Melbourne International Jazz Festival line-up reflects a change of tempo.
The country's top screen agency is supposed to help people make content. But some producers claim it is deliberately trying to force them out of business.
A federal inquiry has heard from insurers about rising premiums for venues and festivals. They say unpredictable weather events – and crowd behaviour – are partly to blame.
She is the queen of Melbourne's festival of the provocative, but Moira Finucane's boundary-pushing performances have a generosity at their heart. It all comes from a life-changing encounter.
A slow-burning international literary star who has won multiple awards in South Korea and Europe, Han is the first Asian woman to win the Nobel literature prize.
To say Rodrigo's first Australian tour was anticipated is an understatement: some eager fans had been camping out at Rod Laver Arena since the weekend.
Starring Cate Blanchett, Kevin Kline, Sacha Baron Cohen and Lesley Manville, and directed by Oscar winner Alfonso Cuaron, this psychological thriller carves out the flaws of its adversarial characters.
It's either the best idea streamer Prime Video has ever had (a local version of an established hit) or the worst (a local version of an established hit).
In a story drawn directly from one of the comic books, Hellboy: The Crooked Man takes us a long way from Guillermo del Toro's slick vision of the franchise.
Global streams of Amazon's The Rings of Power, the most expensive TV show ever made, have dropped for its second season. Are its online detractors to blame?
From a live soap opera complete with snacks to a celebration of tomatoes, this year's Fringe is in full swing. Read our ever-growing list of reviews here.
It's spent its first three weeks being one of the country's top five novels. So why did she almost give up? She replies with a single word we can all relate to.
The Substance exposes brilliantly the tortures women put themselves and their bodies through. It is bleakly true, but there's a bigger, and happier, truth for all women.