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Nine CEO Hugh Marks also wants children's content quotas to be removed.
Australian TV

Broadcasters, producers at loggerheads over children's content quotas

Nine CEO Hugh Marks has lent his support to calls to abolish content quotas around Australian children's programming on free-to-air television.

  • by Karl Quinn and Zoe Samios
Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton at a news conference for the film Hillary during the 70th International Film Festival Berlin.
Film Festivals

'Trump is a clear and present danger to the world': Clinton on warpath in Berlin

  • by Stephanie Bunbury
Al Pacino as Meyer Offerman and Logan Lerman as Jonah Heidelbaum in Hunters.
Streaming

Is Al Pacino's new show in poor taste, or is it TV with a purpose?

  • by Brad Newsome
Pooch Perfect host Rebel Wilson with judges and professional dog groomers Amber Lewin and Colin Taylor
Reality TV

Rebel Wilson and dog-grooming show key to Seven's plans

  • by Clare Rigden
Oprah Winfrey's 2020 vision includes mining her past 'best of' material and repackaging in the shape of a podcast.
Podcasts

The Oprah Winfrey Show, all 25 years of it, will soon be a podcast

  • by Christi Carras

Movies

Alliance Francaise Film Festival
Review

Giveaways for Victoria, March 1

Win tickets to French films, Puffing Billy and Mark Ruffalo's latest film, Dark Waters

  • by Kay Stewart
Mark Ruffalo star in the real life story about one man uncovering the biggest corporate cover-up in history.
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Film

Dark Waters trailer

Mark Ruffalo star in the real life story about one man uncovering the biggest corporate cover-up in history.

Dwayne Johnson leads the cast in Disney's new Jungle Cruise movie based on the iconic theme park ride
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Film

Walt Disney's new Jungle Cruise movie

Suspiria meets Are You Being Served? in In Fabric.
Spectrum

Drop-dead gorgeous: The film that redefines the killer frock

  • by Stephanie Bunbury
Pixar's Buzz Lightyear, from <i>Toy Story</i>.
Review

Top five films: best of the big screen

  • by Jake Wilson
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TV & radio

Brisbane-made children's show Bluey is an example of children's programming being successful and profitable.
Opinion
Australian TV

Posturing from broadcasters isn't the way screen content policy should be made

The issue of local content on Australian television has reared its head again.

  • by Nathanael Cooper
Still Friends: David Schwimmer, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, Lisa Kudrow and Matt LeBlanc.
Pop culture

Is Friends really coming back?

After 16 years "on a break" the hit comedy Friends has set the stage for a reunion. But is everything as it seems?

  • by Michael Idato
Jessica Batten from Netflix's top-ranked Love Is Blind.
TV ratings

Bluffer's guide: What do Netflix's new daily rankings reveal about us?

  • by Robert Moran
Fayssal Bazzi, pictured with Soraya Heidari, plays Afghan refugee Ameer in ABC drama, Stateless.
Review

Stateless: lives collide in detention drama

  • by Bridget McManus
Your Domain
Review

TV for Saturday March 7

  • by Bridget McManus
Better call Saul

Better Call Saul, the critically acclaimed prequel to Breaking Bad, is back with a brand new season - now streaming, only on Stan

Zoey Stan

Musical fans rejoice - the brand new series Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist is now streaming, only on Stan.

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Celebrity

Curtis Stone.
Celebrity

Curtis Stone: 'As a chef, I feel my mum’s work influences what I do'

  • by Jane Rocca
Harvey Weinstein arrives at court.
MeToo movement

The #MeToo movement is much bigger than Harvey Weinstein's verdict

  • by Rebecca Greenfield
How big is Sir Elton's tour? This big.
Private Sydney

Elton’s Australian game, set and match nearly over

  • by Helen Pitt

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