From the media machine which gave us the "Chk Chk Boom" girl and perpetual party boy Corey Worthington, a new star was born on breakfast television on Thursday morning.

"Journalists have a responsibility to quote correctly. Not just give their opinions," the Sunrise presenter said of Waleed Aly's interview with Julie Bishop.

MKR goes to the States, with a trashy twist.

Ten years after he mysteriously walked away from a hit series and a $50 million contract, comedian Dave Chappelle is returning to our TVs.

Posey will play the role made famous by Jonathan Harris in the iconic 1960s sci-fi series.

More than 60 Radio National staff met at the broadcaster's Ultimo office on Thursday to unanimously pass a motion of no confidence against ABC management.

Can nostalgia alone sustain Netflix's reboot of Gilmore Girls?

"Um... yeah, it happens pretty regularly."

Isaiah Firebrace couldn't have asked for a better birthday present after taking out 2016's The X Factor.

Triple j unveiled their brand new Breakfast team, with Adelaide radio presenters Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton taking over the hosting duties from comedian Matt Okine and long-time Triple J presenter Alex Dyson.

In comedy the more things change the more they stay the same.

The former One Nation man says he knew he was cast to play a certain role on the SBS reality show, he just didn't know how hard it would get.

Life Matters and Radio National aren't broken so don't overhaul them, plead ABC radio devotees.

• ANALYSIS

On its final outing for the year Q&A; went to war, with the usual 2016 suspects - Donald Trump, Malcolm Turnbull, Tony Abbott, Bill Leak, racism, sexism, and so on, and on and on and on - among the contested territory. There was plenty of crossfire. But taking no prisoners - and taking honours for the night - was an unusual suspect on Q&A.;

It'll be a busy year for Dan Bourchier in 2017, appointed presenter of ABC Canberra's nightly television news bulletin as well as presenter of 666 ABC's breakfast radio program.

"Improv comedy" sometimes reveals a well-known trade secret; comedians need scriptwriters.

Geena Davis steps into the horror movie that scarred her "for life" as a child.

On playing the president and the "most bizarre, unfortunate political election cycle I've ever witnessed".

In trying to keep ahead of a changing media environment, has SBS cooked the golden goose?

The popular breakfast duo will host their last show on December 12.

Alec Baldwin is back as the President-elect on Saturday Night Live despite earlier saying that he was trying to "trying to shed the Donald Trump cloak".

She joined forces with Reese Witherspoon to create more roles for women. In her latest project Australian producer Bruna Papandrea has hit paydirt.

• EXCLUSIVE

Agents, contestants and parents who spoke to Fairfax Media said auditions ran into the morning, with contestants fainting on set.

His film shocked audiences on its release, so maybe it is fitting that Ted Kotcheff should be taken aback by the idea it would be remade for TV