Fans of The Bachelor Australia have turned on Richie Strahan, calling him an "idiot" for choosing single mother Alex Nation during Thursday's finale.

Former prime minister John Howard has some advice for a prime minister with a one-seat majority.

The director's debut feature, released 30 years ago, is getting the Netflix series treatment.

• ANALYSIS

When US presidential candidate Donald Trump looks in the mirror, he says he sees a man of 35 looking back at him.

Richie Strahan has declared his love for Melbourne single mother Alexandra Nation in a surprise ending to The Bachelor Australia.

Australian-born dancer, choreographer and director Wade Robson claims he was groomed by the Jackson organisation from the age of five.

He's got a few filming locations under his belt to compare us to but rising star Sean Keenan has fallen well and truly in love with Brisbane.

Skippy, Bert, Gra-Gra ... only Australia could produce television icons with such curious names. As Australian TV turns 60, we've lined up 20 questions to test your mettle.

The US Olympian who concocted a story about being robbed in Rio is shamed by the two men who stormed the stage during a live TV appearance.

Lately it's seemed a case of another week, another Netflix original. Surely, they can't all survive? Actually, they can't, as we've just discovered..

Which of the final three potential suitors will be getting the chop?

• COMMENT

As second farewells go it was a decent one, if not as transcendently joyous as the farewell at the end of last season.

Rachael Taylor (Jessica Jones) stars in a fiendishly plotted sci-fi thriller.

Update: The petition authors, who took aim at Triple J's Hottest 100 date, have announced that they will continue to keep the petition going until the ABC youth station makes clear its plans for an alternative date in the future.

The best of what's on the small screen this week

A former Married at First Sight contestant has unloaded on the program during Tuesday night's finale, calling the show a sham.

• SATIRE

It was a show that changed the way we think about public shaming.

The all-dancing television debut of disgraced US Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte got off to a bumpy start after members of the studio audience attempted to tackle Lochte while he was on stage.

Triple J is in serious discussions to shift the Hottest 100 away from Australia Day, in response to a growing campaign to move it out of respect to Indigenous Australians.

The host of drag reality series RuPaul's Drag Race has won his first Emmy Award in a huge victory for the queer community.

You Can't Ask That brings the "real" factor back to reality TV.

Aussie actor Damon Herriman hopes he'll finally stop being the face that people can't put a name to when HBO drama series Quarry airs next month.

Family feud came to the ABC on Monday night - and, oh brother,  it was quite a climax to an extra awkward day for a bumptious Nationals senator from Bendigo making her debut on Q&A.; 

Ex-Australian soldier Adam Whittington has told Sunday Night that 60 Minutes left him to rot in one of the world's worst prisons, even though they paid for the child retrieval operation.