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New Top Gear a 'diabolical disaster'
EBONY BOWDEN They always had big boots to fill, but it looks like the new hosts of Top Gear have missed the mark - spectacularly.
What's on TV: Tuesday
As Joan 'The Freak' Ferguson, Pamela Rabe still turns heads on Wentworth.
60 Minutes: Apology was little and late
Most embarrassing moment in the show's 37-year history was likely played out before one of its smallest audiences.
Secrets and lies in Canberra
Secret City is one of the slickest local dramas of the year.
Australian Story's success
As it marks 20 years on air, Caroline Jones looks into why show strikes such a chord.
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What's on TV: Tuesday, May 24
Satirical news show Full Frontal with Samantha Bee is a recent addition to the line-up of late-night shows in the US.
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