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Don't pity Melissa Doyle. In the bruising world of TV news, she's survived.

Despite widespread criticism that Caitlyn Jenner's reality television show was just that - a reality television show - it tried to tackle a complex issue with maturity and integrity.

Nine has created a new position to lead its roll-out of local news bulletins in key regional markets.

Viewers bite back: Brian Taylor, Kenneth Branagh and the C-bomb.

The Oscar-winner is taking on another iconic role as the famous physicist.

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Q&A; debutante Malcolm Roberts had an embarrassing clash with highly qualified scientist Brian Cox over the reality of climate change.

A teary-eyed Carrie Bickmore has thanked the Australian public after her brain cancer charity raised its target goal.

Author Gerald Durrell's time on Corfu is captured in an endearing six-part dramedy.

Newly-elected senator Malcolm Roberts has argued with scientist Brian Cox about the existence of climate change on ABC's Q&A; on Monday night.

A bleak documentary about the horror of an under-resourced hospital is the basis of new medico drama code Black.

To coin an Olympics analogy: Seven has won gold in 2016, but will Nine or Ten take silver?

With three channels at its disposal, Seven could do more with its Olympic coverage.

It was a kick to the shins of Criminal Minds writer-producer Virgil Williams that cost Thomas Gibson his job, but the circumstances in the lead up and during the fight between the pair remain the subject of a joint-studios' investigation.

Andrew Bolt has branded the leader of an anti-Islam protest "rude" and demanded an explanation for why he and a group of others walked into a Gosford church on Sunday.

Melissa Doyle has been replaced by Channel Nine defector Michael Usher as anchor of Seven's weekend news bulletin in Sydney.

60 Minutes' Allison Langdon suggested Roxy Jacenko had an 'image problem' after her cancer diagnosis was met with cynicism.

Like a lot of reporting stars, Peter Stefanovic got his start at WIN Television in Canberra.

You might think blockbuster films like Thor and Pirates of the Caribbean are putting Queensland on the map when it comes to making film and television in the state but one local TV production company is making sure the Sunshine State is really seen.

After almost a dozen years and 255 sometimes indistinguishable one-hour episodes of Criminal Minds, it is surely a feat in itself that anyone could have "creative differences" over its scripts.

Brendan Dassey, one of the men who were the focus of the critically acclaimed Netflix documentary Making a Murderer, has had his conviction overturned.

The critics love and hate Baz Luhrmann's new Netflix television foray.

Anh Do is many different things to many different people: A comedian, an award-winning novelist and a television presenter.

Are Olympic TV ratings an aberration or asset? Networks are at loggerheads over how to count Rio audiences.