Hawaii Five-O actor Daniel Dae Kim has revealed he will leave the TV show because of a dispute over pay inequality.

The merits and perils of telling whoppers are front and centre in two new TV shows.

Channel Nine is in talks to reboot popular Australian drama McLeod's Daughters.

Anh Do's Brush with Fame often touches on emotional topics, but nothing could prepare the television host for his sit-down chat with actor Samuel Johnson on Wednesday night.

While little is known about the potential Game of Thrones spinoffs, there is at least confirmation that one pivotal character won't be making a reappearance.

Dan Bourchier has put the ABC further ahead of its rivals in Canberra breakfast radio.

Virgin billionaire Sir Richard Branson gave The Project viewers a cringefest, after flirting awkwardly with co-host Sarah Harris.

Former MasterChef contestant Heather Day, 34, is looking to grow her home kitchen business with the help of Shark Tank's Naomi Simson.

The CEO of iCapsulate, Kane Bodain, has secured more money from a single 'shark' than has ever been dealt out before in the history of the Australian series Shark Tank.

It seems mounting 'Laurence the peacock' on a bedroom wall is a winning idea in House Rules.

Funny, warm, compassionate - The Family Law reminds us we can survive anything.

A Current Affair reporter Ben McCormack has appeared in court for the first time since he was charged with child pornography offences.

On Monday night, Dylan Voller returned to Q&A; with a question - almost a year to the day after he first appeared on the program as a voiceless symbol that shocked the nation.

Dylan Voller appeared on ABC's NAIDOC edition of Q&A; on Monday night calling for rehabilitation instead of detention.

The winner of The Voice Australia has revealed his debut single is about overcoming "dark times" in his life where he struggled to overcome low self-esteem.

Channel 7's Sunrise has denied misleading viewers after eagle-eyed Katy Perry fans realised the superstar couldn't have possibly co-hosted Monday morning's program live.

Oscar-winning actress Olivia de Havilland filed a lawsuit against FX Networks on Friday, saying she did not give her permission to be portrayed in the miniseries Feud: Bette and Joan and that her depiction in the show had harmed her reputation.

30 years after the event, the episode's director Rod Hardy reflects on Kylie and Jason's chemistry and the now famous wedding song he originally rejected as "on the nose".

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We have finally found the worst idea for a TV show that was ever devised.

Multi-talented Virginia Gay is back on stage with MTC, and returns to TV in 'Behave Yourself'.

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Time's ripe to crown a new king of Aussie Rules TV - here's why Seven's new approach beats Nine's stale outfit.

There is no doubt that Steven Moffat, who replaced the rebooted show's first showrunner, has put his stamp on the series.

With Master of None, the actor best known for Parks and Recreation is forging his own creative career.

Cult-comedy series starts Amy Sedaris and Stephen Colbert.