Muslim leaders, academics and activists have taken aim at the ABC's Q&A; program after an explosive confrontation between independent senator Jacqui Lambie and a Muslim panelist.
It's called Planet Of The Apps, and tech nerds are not amused.
The past week's seen cracks appear between Carrie Bickmore and Waleed Aly's usually smooth chemistry.
It may shock to see the radio jock Steve Price brought to tears, but it wasn't the only shock of the evening when it was revealed that Kris Smith had rekindled an old relationship.
Eight months after it was axed as a result of government funding cuts, the ABC's Fact Check department is to be relaunched – as a joint venture with a university.
Matt, hand in your apron.
Being on hiatus for the past few months, John Oliver said while promoting Sunday night's first Last Week Tonight of the Donald Trump presidency, was like "being tied to a train track, watching the train coming."
Q&A; had one of its most bracing confrontations on Monday night - Jacqui Lambie in an hour-long brawl with her natural urge to leap from the chair and sing We Don't Need Another Hero.
It has been a day for do-overs, with Adele getting a second shot at her tribute to George Michaels at the Grammys and Cheryl getting a second shot with dumped groom Andrew.
The second mixed-dozen contestants looks a lot like the first.
The biopic of Paul Hogan gets lost in the uncanny valley of television: it kind of looks real, but it's just a little off.
Radio presenter Alan Jones is set to return to his top-rating breakfast show in three weeks after stepping away from the microphone to recover from major surgery.Â
Joanne Lees, the girlfriend of murdered British backpacker Peter Falconio, has revealed that her estranged father is Australian and that she is applying for Australian citizenship.
If President Donald Trump's shock and awe attack on truth, decorum and liberal sensibilities is designed to bludgeon his opponents into submission, Saturday Night Live felt like his latest victim this weekend.
Melissa McCarthy looks set to remain the dominant comedy-sketch force on Saturday Night Live, with her impression of Sean Spicer taking centre stage over Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump on the latest episode.
Actor-comedian Tom Arnold may have been the first eliminated but he certainly wasn't going to leave quietly after making explosive allegations about Hillary Clinton and the Donald Trump tapes on I'm A Celebrity .. Get Me Out of Here!
The second batch of My Kitchen Rules contestants was served up on television this evening, but it was the judges Pete Evans and Manu Feildel who were treated like pieces of meat.
Viewers saw the end coming, but Jonathan's union with Cheryl on Married At First Sight almost continued until his texting "affair" with Scarlett made it impossible for them to stay together.
The winners of week one of the 6pm news ratings battle between WIN and Nine in Canberra have been revealed.Â
Will & Grace star Debra Messing has revealed a famous director said she needed to get a nose job on her first ever film shoot because her nose was "ruining" his movie.Â
Bermuda-based billionaire Bruce Gordon has granted a rare interview in Wollongong.
Plus, Battlestar: Galactica star Richard Hatch has died, aged 71.
Australia's worst serial killer couple, David and Catherine Birnie, may be responsible for at least two more murders than the four they confessed to, according to a new television show.
Richard Hatch, a veteran actor known for his portrayal of a hotshot pilot on the 1970s science-fiction television series "Battlestar Galactica" and a political leader in a reboot of the series more than two decades later, died Tuesday. He was 71.
There has already been one runaway bride, but if walking away counts there were another three prepared to don their runners after a dinner party with all the couples revealed just how wrong the experts got it.
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