Rove McManus Sam Frost will depart Sydney breakfast at 2DAY FM.

Channel Nine has hired a defamation lawyer for Karl Stefanovic after a series of "fictitious and damaging articles" were published about his private life in gossip magazines.

Brisbane's 97.3 breakfast radio team have split, with co-host Robin Bailey leaving the station.

Channel Seven is suing the Nine Network over claims Nine's morning program The Today Show rates higher than Seven's competing program, Sunrise.

Producer Ryan Murphy opens up on the in-fighting which plagued the hit series Glee.

In a city awash with radio dramas, this feud was one of the most infamous. But after six years incommunicado, gay newsreader Geoff Field appears to have buried the hatchet with his old bosses Kyle Sandilands and Jackie "O" Henderson.

Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson have signed on to KIIS FM for another five years, with contracts worth at least $20 million each across the five years based on fees, incentives and revenue share.

Former Bachelorette Sam Frost has broken her silence on her radio program about the extent of the trolling she has faced and what it has cost her personally and professionally.

What happened to good old-fashioned propaganda?

This sophisticated new thriller is polished, complex and gripping.

The age-old battle between pure evil and unsettling mother-son relationships resumes in the second semi-final of My Kitchen Rules.

Today show weatherman Stevie Jacobs may want to rethink his approach to cash giveaways.

Today has finally nosed ahead of Sunrise in the breakfast ratings battle.

On the latest season of The Amazing Race, the racing teams are made up of "social media influencers".

It's easy to pillory First Dates, but there are few shows as eye-opening.

Fuller House is a lot like Full House, only much more depressing.

It seems Australians would much rather keep up with its news and current affairs than watch Warnie and his camp mates get attacked by snakes and spiders in the South African jungle.

Don't worry if you missed the last brekky TV scandal; it's about to happen again.

I don't know much about the sharemarket, but I do know this: it is a place where terrible people get rich selling each other things that don't actually exist.

What makes this such a wonderful story to follow is that David Pocock did not just turn turbulent beginnings into personal triumph, but directed his unquenchable drive towards making the world a better place.

David Koch's on-air comments that men prefer "level-headed and calm" women has drawn the ire of his female colleagues.

A scathing piece on Sunrise's car-crash interview with Kristin Davis has drawn the ire of one of its presenters.

Finally, Downton Abbey (Seven, 9pm) is back. We've been waiting a while, and Monday is the first chance for Australians to see the start of the sixth and final season - unless of course they have discovered some method of watching foreign television shows besides waiting for a local commercial free-to-air network to show them: but as far as I know no such method exists.

• Kochie who?

American voters have warned Sunrise host David Koch to stop interfering with the US election in a case of mistaken identity.