Ex-Australian solidier 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.
Programs running late used to be our biggest bugbear. Now, we fret for our public broadcasters.
Being confined to a wheelchair hasn't slowed Tim Ferguson down. He's back in a reunited Doug Anthony All Stars, he's directed his first movie and he just might have a new TV show too.
You're not imaging it: our TV dramas are way too dark. Literally.
Italian media called it the 'trial of the century'. Now, Netflix promises to shed new light on the Amanda Knox saga.
Tony Marrero told Katy Perry her song Rise was a huge inspiration for him as he recovered from life-threatening injuries.
When you think of science fiction it doesn't take long to arrive at Captain Kirk, phaser guns, warp drive and Star Trek's USS Enterprise.
Despite illness, Clive James has found time to binge-watch and write about the golden age of TV, writes Louis Bayard.
Would you give up a beer so your mates could have one?
TV industry news: it's raining literary adaptations while a "lost" Doctor Who episode gets re-animated.
Wake in Fright joins Picnic at Hanging Rock os new adaptations coming to television next year. But are the odds of success too high in the face of the definitive 1970s film versions?
The Family Law, Barracuda, A Moody Christmas, Please Like Me, Upper Middle Bogan - the list goes on - and Debbie Lee is a formidable force behind the scenes.
Robert Menzies, Australia's longest-serving PM, is appraised by second longest-serving PM, John Howard, and the result is captivating.
There's a reason it's called "gold fever", though veteran prospector Vernon Strange prefers to call it a terminal illness.
Our pick of what's showing on the small screen.
The 60 Minutes kidnapping scandal shows no signs of going away, with fixer Adam Whittington filming a tell-all for Seven's Sunday Night.
Veteran Hollywood actress Angela Lansbury is reportedly the latest name to sign on to Game of Thrones season 7.
James Lord, 23, of Melbourne is an avid fan of Hamish and Andy's radio show and thought for sure he could call them out if ever chosen for their prank segment. Little did he realise that the joke was on him, but how he handled it made him a legend in his heroes' eyes.
Women's footy is the talk of TV this week.
It may be drawn from real life but there's more than a hint of make-believe about the wonderfully warm fish-out-of-water series The Durrells.
An ABC presenter has lost her bid for workers' compensation after she broke her hip while jogging near her home in Sydney's west two years ago.
Politicians screaming at each is good for our democracy and entertainment.
It's a story most famously depicted in a 1975 film version, but now a six-part drama is planned to air next year.
Viewers weren't entirely satisfied with how two recent dramas, The Night Of and The Kettering Incident, wound up their compelling stories.
The comedian and actress thought she knew who she was – until she appeared on the SBS series.
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