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Programmers Wrap 2012: ABC
ABC1's Brendan Dahill talks about Jack Irish, The Straits, Mabo, Randling, 7:30, The Drum, Spooks -and exclusively reveals new Drama projects.
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Programmers Wrap 2012: Network TEN
TEN's David Mott talks about Super Sundays, Homeland, Offspring, Breakfast, The Circle, new dramas -and yes, even Ready Steady Cook.
Read More »AACTA Awards 2012: winners
ABC dominates the inaugural AACTA Awards staged at the Sydney Opera House last night, with The Slap taking home 5 accolades.
Read More »The Circle makes a Logie advertorial
The girls on The Circle have gotten creative with their very own advertorial campaign for a Logie.
Read More »Firass Dirani, son of a gun…
He was fearless in Underbelly, but now in The Straits Firass Dirani dabbles in dark comedy, and says he is ready for more.
Read More »Willesee to file for Sunday Night
The television return of Mike Willesee, set to file stories for Sunday Night, is a coup for Channel Seven.
Read More »AACTA Audience Award nominees snub Pay TV and SBS
'Audience Awards' for the inaugural AACTA Awards fail to draw up an adequate list of nominees.
Read More »Nine appoints new Director of Communications
Nine has appointed its new Director of Communications and Public Relations in Victoria Buchan, following the departure of Heidi Virtue.
Read More »TV Tonight Awards 2011: It’s a Slap-down by ABC
TV Tonight readers vote The Slap Best Drama series and New Australian with other winners including At Home with Julia, Gruen, Amazing Race and Go Back to Where You Came From.
Read More »Vale: Trish Ricketts
Veteran publicist Trish Ricketts who worked for over 30 years at TEN Melbourne is remembered by Mal Walden, David Mott and the TEN publicity team.
Read More »Still no host for The Voice?
Darren McMullen? James Mathison? We still don't have an official host for Nine's new talent series.
Read More »2011: April – June
The Royal Wedding, lawsuits against Seven, Four Corners live cattle expose, Karl wins Gold, Bert falls ill, Watermark wars, John Mangos sacked, WIN bans Come Fly with Me.
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