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Neighbours executive producer resigns
Neighbours is getting a new Executive Producer as Susan Bower resigns to take up new opportunities within FremantleMedia Australia.
Read More »No rehearsal, but life is still a Rush.
With so many locations there's next to no rehearsal, but as Callan Mulvey explains, the Rush cast work fast for a show they love.
Read More »Leckie takes swipe at rivals at Melbourne launch
Always colourful Seven CEO David Leckie doesn't disappoint before Seven stars, advertisers and media at a launch in Melbourne.
Read More »Vale: Andy Whitfield
Actor Andy Whitfield, who played the lead role in Spartacus: Blood and Sand, has died in Sydney at just 39 years of age.
Read More »Nine’s Head of Drama resigns
Channel Nine's Head of Drama, Jo Horsburgh, has resigned after 8 years with the network.
Read More »Wild Boys for Sundays
Seven's new bushranger series is "coming to Sundays" according to promos.
Read More »Networks push for local content points on multichannels
How do you encourage more local content on multichannels without diluting the quality of Australian drama on primary channels?
Read More »Spartacus role modelled on Mundine
For his role in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, Dustin Clare says he drew upon Anthony Mundine, a skilled showman who can sometimes prove self-destructive.
Read More »Renewed: Army Wives, Drop Dead Diva
US cable network Lifetime has renewed Army Wives and Drop Dead Diva and slated a new series for Rachael Carpani.
Read More »Spartacus role courtesy of Underbelly
Dustin Clare's role in Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities led to to him being hand-picked as the lead gladiator in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena.
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