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Michael, a participant in the new season of Struggle Street, with his dog.

Struggle Street is back, and it's infuriating

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Nine CEO Hugh Marks has said the network's past harassment problems will likely "come out in the public".

Nine's past sexual harassment problems will 'come out': boss

Drake: Great energy, charm ... and fireworks.

'I will f--- you up': Drake calls out harasser at Sydney gig

An employee with Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi on display at Christie's auction rooms, in London.

Rare Leonardo painting auctioned for $US450 million

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Madness: A further two long-planned movies could be threatened because of a dispute with Warner Bros over money from ...

It's madness that George Miller has to sue over Fury Road

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The Flash (Ezra Miller) Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) in Justice League.

Justice League review: DC capitalises on new ray of hope

Jake Wilson

Magda

'Everyone loves Magda': The yes campaign's secret weapon

Michael Lallo

ABC to embrace Netflix-style streaming from next year

Karl Quinn

Former Star Trek star George Takei has denied he groped a male model in 1981.

Takei, Dreyfuss and Goddard accused of sexual misconduct

Tom Hardy in <i>Mad Max: Fury Road</i>: The difficult production has turned out to be a winner.

Miller sues Warner Bros over Mad Max earnings

Actress Portia de Rossi says she was sexually harassed by action star Steven Seagal during an audition.

Portia de Rossi claims star unzipped pants during audition

Kenneth Branagh and his moustache star as Hercule Poirot in <i>Murder on the Orient Express</i>.

For Kenneth Branagh it's a matter of life and death in Murder on the Orient Express

Wonder Woman originated in the passionate relationship between Elizabeth Marston (left), William Marston and Olive Byrne.

Professor Marston and the Wonder Women review: Cracking story shows love is love

Michelle Pfeiffer in Murder on the Orient Express. "I'm never going to be one that retires."

'I'm ruining the film': How Michelle Pfeiffer faced her fears on Murder on the Orient Express

The Flash (Ezra Miller) Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) in Justice League.

Justice League review: Capitalises new ray of hope

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Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Lucky

Lucky review: A tribute to an understated man

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Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Headbands rule: Shia LaBeouf as John McEnroe and Sverrir Gudnason as Bjorn Borg.

Borg McEnroe review: Ice-Borg vs Superbrat

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Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Killing of a Sacred Dear

The Killing of a Sacred Deer review

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Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Louis Theroux: Heroin Town

Heroin Town review: Turns gaze on drug addicts

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Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

Even Johnny Depp has a moment of sympathy in Murder on the Orient Express.

Murder on the Orient Express review

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Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Ben Stiller and Jenna Fischer star as husband and wife Brad and Melanie in Brad's Status.?

Brad's Status review: Anger of a father

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Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Tom of Finland.

Tom of Finland review: Biopic finds its theme

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Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

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Whiskey still the won: Helvetica named Perth's best small bar

David Prestipino

WA singles living in the country and looking for love may want to consider a move.

Looking for love? WA singles have their best chance in these suburbs

Hannah Barry

Cullen's winery restaurant sources produce from its biodynamic garden nearby.

Wineries earn two chef hats in Good Food Guide

David Prestipino

Shawn Mendes was the big winner from Taylor Swift's absence, taking home four prizes at the MTV EMAs.

Odd choices win big as Swift loses out at MTV EMAs

Trademark explosive energy: Oil's frontman Peter Garrett at the Domain.

Garrett rattles a few windows with his power and passion

Taylor Swift claims Colorado radio host David Mueller groped her in June 2013.

Taylor Swift's Reputation tops the charts on day one

Neil Diamond.

Neil Diamond's golden anniversary tour comes to Australia

Keith Urban accepts his Single of the Year prize at the 51st CMA Awards in Nashville.

Keith Urban debuts new Weinstein-inspired single

A phantom queen who could be a wizard of Oz

Jessica Townsend's <i>Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow</i> was 10 years in the making.

Ten years in the writing, Australian author Jessica Townsend's debut is attracting serious global attention.

ABC journalists venture into the world of the political thriller

Michael Brissenden has written a political thriller snatched from the headlines.

Michael Brissenden and Tony Jones have made their publishing debuts with political thrillers themed around international terrorism.

US crime writer Karin Slaughter.

No crime in writing about strong women

Women are far from being just the victims in crime fiction, says Karin Slaughter.

A woman places flowers at a memorial in Levashovo Cemetery that is the resting place of victims of Stalin's Great Terror.

Vanguard of the Revolution: Rise, fall of communism

Sanctuary. By Judy Nunn.

Sanctuary: Tender novel about asylum seekers

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Homing & Hush: Collections that dwell on belonging

Eyes to Dry by Alice Chipkin and Jessica Tavassoli.

Graphic novels: A Different approach to depression

The Golden House, by Salman Rushdie.

The Golden House: A brilliant novelist holds back

The Lone Child. By Anna George.

The Lone Child: A story of two very different mothers

Miss Kopp's Midnight Confessions. By Amy Stewart.

Miss Kopp's Midnight Confession

Talking to My Daughter about the Economy. By Yanis Varoufakis.

Talking to My Daughter about the Economy: Capitalism now

The Secret Life of Whales. By Micheline Jenner.

The Secret life of Whales: Getting close and personal

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Friend of my Youth: Back to the Bombay days

The Travelling Cat Chronicles. By Hiro Arikawa.

The Travelling Cat Chronicles: On the way with a feline

Friends, Fashion & Fabulousness. By Sally Gray.

Friends, Fashion & Fabulousness: The looks of the 1970s

Sirius. By John Dunn et al.

Sirius:The battle to save a brutalist landmark

All the Dirty parts. By Daniel Handler.

All the Dirty Parts: An authentic take on teenage sex

The Secret Books. By Marcel Theroux.

The Secret Books: An intellectual shaggy-dog story

City of Crows, by Chris Womersley.

City of Crows: A magical, original historical novel

Five Go Down Under, by Sophie Hamley.

Five Go Down Under: Blyton gets a modern touch

<i>The Origin of Others</i>, by Toni Morrison.

The Origin of Others: On America's past

A Timeline of Australian Food. By Jan O'Connell.

Timeline of Australian Food: A larder full of treats

<i>Please Explain</i>, by Anna Broinowski.

Please Explain: The phenomenon of Hanson

<i>A Long Way From Home</i>, by Peter Carey.

Long Way From Home: Our national identity

<i>The Journey</i>. By Steve Smith.

The Journey review: From the yard to captain

<i>Sport of Queens</i>. By Shane McNally.

Sport of Queens: Story of women and horse racing

<i>Australia's War with France</i>. By Richard James.

Australia's War with France: A forgotten battle

<i>The Rules of Magic</i>, by Alice Hoffman.

The Rules of Magic: The return of beloved witches

Lost Copy. By John Martinkus.

Lost Copy: The hazards of the media

<i>Soon</i>, by Lois Murphy.

Soon: Murphy's chilling story of the undead

<i>The Ninth Hour</i>, by Alice McDermott.

The Ninth Hour: Exploration of a religious vocation

<i>Rain Birds</i>, by Harriet McKnight.

Rain Birds: The impact of climate change

<i>A World of Three Zeroes</i>, by Muhammad Yunus.

A World of Three Zeroes: Recipe for improvement

From <i>Mirror Sydney</i> by Vanessa Berry.

Mirror Sydney: Picturing another side of the city

<i>The Other Moderns</i>, ed., Rebecca Hawcroft.

The Other Moderns Refugees and our modernist design

Uncommon Type. By Tom Hanks.

Uncommon Type: Stories full of nice guys and gals

<i>Dear World</i>, by Bana Alabed.

Dear World: The horrors of the Syrian conflict

<i>1947: When Now Begins</i>, by Elisabeth Asbrink.

1947: Big claims for a crucial year in history

<i>Not for the Faint-hearted</i>, by Kevin Rudd.

Not for the Faint-hearted: Living up to its title

Origin. By Dan Brown.

Origin: Return of Dan Brown's popular formula

<i>All the Burning Bridges</i>, by Steve Bisley.

All the Burning Bridges: An actor's early days

Little Fires Everywhere. By Celeste Ng.

Little Fires Everywhere: Full of insight

<i>Chappell's Last Stand</i>, by Michael Sexton.

Chappell's Last Stand: Examining a glorious year

<i>The Life to Come</i>, by Michelle de Kretser.

The Life to Come: An intense reading experience

<i>Dr Jekyll & Mr Seek</i>, by Anthony O'Neill.

Dr Jekyll & Mr Seek: Reworking a Victorian classic

The Trauma Cleaner. By Sarah Krasnostein.

The Trauma Cleaner: Great compassion

<i>The Voyage of the Southern Sun<i>, by Michael Smith.

Voyage of the Southern Sun: A global jaunt

<i>Antifa</i>, ny Mark Bray.

Antifa: A guide to countering the extreme right

In the Midst of Winter. By Isabel Allende.

In the Midst of Winter: Murder and immigration

Burning Down. By Venero Armanno.

Burning Down: A punchy historical novel

<i>A Time of Love and Tartan</i> by Alexander McCall Smith: sombre times in genteel, genial Scotland Street.

A Time of Love and Tartan: Adds a dark hue

<i>A Thousand Paper Birds</i> by Tor Udall reflects the author's love of London's Kew Gardens.

A Thousand Paper Birds: Power of drama

The Necessary Angel. By CK Stead.

The Necessary Angel: A love tangle in Paris

<i>A Dangerous Language</i> by Sulari Gentill has a punchy plot and draws telling historical parallels.

A Dangerous Language: The Return of Sinclair

Venom. By Brendan James Murray.

Venom: A double perspective on antivenom

Balcony over Jerusalem. By John Lyons.

Balcony Over Jerusalem: Looking at Israel

Brolliology. By Marion Rankine.

Brolliology: The hidden lives of the umbrella

Devil's Bargain. By Joshua Green.

Devil's Bargain: Inside the axis of power

A Fuhrer for a Father, by Jim Davidson.

A Fuhrer for a Father: Surviving a tyrannical parent

Whiteley on Trial, by Gabriella Coslovich.

Whiteley on Trial: The saga of truth in art

Two Steps Forward by Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist.

Two Steps Forward: A long walk to romance

A Thirst For Empire: How Tea Shaped the Modern World, by Erika Rappaport.

A Thirst for Empire: The power of good cup of tea

2016 Gold Logie winner Waleed Aly on the red carpet.

The Project rumours false, Waleed Aly staying on

ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie.

ABC taken to task over 'dangerous' stress levels

Boy George says he responds to warmth.

Boy George ends ABC interview after gender bender question

Jane Turner as a conservative politician, Richard Roxburgh as Senator Cleaver Greene and John Gaden as the ...

As Rake gets political reboot, Roxburgh fires up

Lisa Wilkinson will co-host The Project in 2018 - with further roles to be announced in January.

Channel Ten in 2018: What's new and what's axed

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Louis Theroux's <i>My Scientology Movie</i>. Theroux engaged actors to play the roles of some of Scientology's most ...

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