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'How could you be so stupid?': No holds barred in ABC's surprise hit
They're misunderstood, judged and stigmatised – and they're ready to answer your questions.
Michael Lallo is an entertainment reporter for The Age. Michael joined The Age in 2006 as a feature writer. He has also been a news reporter for The Sunday Age, a deputy editor of Green Guide and a columnist and critic.
They're misunderstood, judged and stigmatised – and they're ready to answer your questions.
With ratings going from bad to worse, Loser has finally been booted from its evening slot.
Australians would rather bag the Logies than reward good talent. Why?
Last year, when Talitha Cummins took leave from Weekend Sunrise to give birth, her colleagues urged a speedy return. This exchange could prove crucial in a looming court stoush between Seven West Media and Cummins, who claims she was unfairly dismissed nine weeks into her maternity leave.
Why are networks so out of touch with their own viewers?
The makeover show barely made the top 20 with its season launch. Is the end near for Loser?
When it launched, some dismissed Insiders as a niche program. Now, it's Australia's top-rating morning show.
Ten's weight loss show is 'fessing up to its sins – and promising a kinder approach. Will it work?
The ABC boss is slashing jobs to invest in programming. What does this mean for audiences?
Most of us throw our takeaway cups in the recycling bin. Which is terrible for our environment, as The Chaser's Craig Reucassel explains in his new show.
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