Val Jellay was best known for her role as Nancy Buckley in the television series The Flying Doctors, where she starred alongside husband Maurie Fields.

Cheeky characters Little J and Big Cuz feature in a "little gem of a show" with messages aimed at all children.

Teen suicide is not a new topic for pop culture, so what makes 13 Reasons Why more volatile than the stories that came before it?

Sir Cliff Richard and the BBC have agreed to pause a High Court fight in the hope that a settlement can be reached.

Last year's stunning second-place finish sets the bar high as Australia competes at Eurovision for the third time.

The highly anticipated revival of the TV series picks up the groundbreaking story 25 years later.

HBO is developing the four series in the hope of launching a hit follow-up to the top-rating fantasy drama.

From Domenico Mudugno to Conchita Wurst, what's not to love?

Having come fifth and second for the last two years, will it be third time lucky as Australia charges into the Eurovision Song Contest?

A controversial joke has drawn instant rebukes from online commentators, who labelled the quip "vulgar" and "homophobic".

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The new season of Catastrophe can be streamed on Amazon ... But not if you live in Australia

The comedic mind behind television political satires Veep and The Thick Of It has ruled ou new seasons, saying he is reluctant to return to parody the inner workings of government when politicians have so convincingly stolen his best lines.

Ousted Sky News political commentator Mark Latham is hoping to ramp-up his resurrected television program in a bid to continue the fight against "identity politics" and "cultural Marxism".

The 2DayFm breakfast host has had a tough past couple of days.

The comedian also slammed President Donald Trump's proposed cuts to medical research.

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Not even reality TV can confect happy endings for some wannabe first-home buyers.

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Ten's workers are worried about their employment – and the future of their struggling network.

Based on an internet urban legend, the new TV series borrows heavily from the master of horror Stephen King.

Our pick of what's on the small screen this week.

It may look like another cynical relationship reality show, but the makers of The Last Resort insist it has a purpose beyond entertainment.

It's the weather, not a kindergarten class, so why the sing-song tone?

Fast pace and black humour keeps things absurd.

After a run of terrible ratings, the struggling network has found a bright spot.

It's the end of the world in Mr Burns: A Post-Electric Play, but people are still quoting The Simpsons. Here's how Springfield's most famous family has changed our lives.