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It took only one night – and a set of brains – for the highest score ever on Seven's My Kitchen Rules to be beaten, with the pair dubbed the "serious siblings" from Queensland showing they are seriously good at a cooking.

Australian streaming company Stan announced on Tuesday it will be rolling out downloadable content, allowing fans of TV shows like Better Call Saul and Transparant to watch their favourite series offline.

The American comedian says he has known the President of the USA for 30 years, and he's a phoney.

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To sum up Monday night's return of Q&A;: it all adds up to … Donald.

Usain Bolt headed to Sydney next year? You bet, if the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust has anything to do with it.

From the lowest score ever to the highest in just two nights of viewing, this season of My Kitchen Rules certainly sets the record for rollercoaster dining.

She's young, popular and experienced. But at 31, former 'Good Game' host Stephanie Bendixsen feared time was running out for a lucrative move to commercial television.

After Lady Gaga's beige and controversy-free performance at the 51st Super Bowl, opposition to Donald Trump's policies came from an unlikely place: a Silicon Valley company with a patchy history when it comes to social responsibility.  

Between them, Manu and Pete gave four scores of one - making this duo MKR's lowest-rating team, ever.

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Malcolm Turnbull strapped on the fake smile as Oakes slowly grilled him.

It's meant to be all about the sport but the biggest star of the Super Bows is, arguably, the half-time entertainment.

Tom Carroll continues to put his message across about the dangers of ice - and says his story shows the drug can hit anywhere.

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The ABC's lightning rod for national debate and controversy Q&A; returns to our screens on Monday night and it will literally be bigger than ever – with a post-show play-by-play called Q&A; Extra making its debut to kick off the 2017 season.

Channel Nine's Married at First Sight has been teasing the idea of a runaway bride throughout the series, and with plenty of jittery brides marrying an absolute stranger the odds have certainly been high.

It was the mockery Australia had been waiting for.

Comedian Nazeem Hussain says he's on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! to extend an olive branch across the political divide.

Radio shock jock Steve Price has revealed an intense rivalry between he and on-air rival John Laws almost ended in fisticuffs.

Fans are right to lament the end of Josh Thomas's remarkable show after four seasons, but it's a miracle it ever made it this far.

After a successful run in the US and an Emmy nomination, Josh Thomas has called time on his hit series, Please Like Me.

The French-born chef, Manu Feildel, nursed a bruised ego after losing out on one of the judging roles in Masterchef, he has disclosed.

The US president kicked off the event - designed to unite politicians with religious leaders - by praying for his fledgling television series, The Apprentice.

Dan Fogelman's new series mines for human drama but skirts close to schmaltz.

Networking: new US pilot for Toni Collette, plus an Aussie lands the lead in the Dynasty reboot

Two American podcast heavyweights are joining forces to create another true crime podcast set in rural Alabama.