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9 votes
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The Office (Australia) | Official trailer
20 votes -
Taskmaster Australia | Season 1 complete playlist
9 votes -
Matildas v France World Cup match pulls the biggest Australian TV audience of 2023 (so far)
9 votes -
2023 Logie Awards results
For non-Australians: This is Australian television's Night of Nights, equivalent to the USA's Emmy Awards or the UK's BAFTA Awards. The "Popular" awards are voted on by the general public. The...
For non-Australians: This is Australian television's Night of Nights, equivalent to the USA's Emmy Awards or the UK's BAFTA Awards.
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The "Popular" awards are voted on by the general public.
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The "Outstanding" awards are voted on by members of the Australian TV industry.
Gold Logie (Popular)
- Sonia Kruger
Silver Logies (Popular)
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Sam Neill
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Kitty Flanagan
Silver Logies (Outstanding)
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Patrick Brammall
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Harriet Dyer
The full results: https://www.nowtolove.com.au/celebrity/tv/logies-winners-2023-78374
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How remastering ABC TV show 'The Stranger' after fifty-five years brought joy to its star, Ron Haddrick, in his dying days
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Making TV in the coronavirus pandemic: Why the television industry is watching what 'Neighbours' does next
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'The Stranger' was Australia's first locally-produced science fiction television show and one of the first Australian series to be sold overseas
ABC's media release: 'The Stranger' was Australia's first locally-produced science fiction television show and one of the first Australian series to be sold overseas. (Ignore the references to...
ABC's media release: 'The Stranger' was Australia's first locally-produced science fiction television show and one of the first Australian series to be sold overseas. (Ignore the references to 'Doctor Who'; the only connection they have is that they were both science fiction shows made in the mid-1960s. I suspect that show is name-dropped just to get people's interest.)
I've been watching this show. I'm 5 episodes in, which means I'm up to the last episode of the 1st season, with another 6 episodes in the 2nd season (only 12 eps in total).
It's bad but also good (not in the "so bad it's good" way). The production isn't great: the special effects are low-grade, the sets are ordinary, the acting ranges from hammy to wooden, and the writing is clunky. However, despite all that, I find myself hooked. I want to know what's going to happen next. It's an interesting premise: the remnants of an alien species eking out an existence inside a rocket-equipped moon, having left their home planet after an unspecified ecological disaster, to seek out a new home. The plot is good enough to drag me along with it. It also has historical curiosity value.
I doubt it's available outside of Australia, but here's the streaming link. Be warned: it's very slow-paced to start with. The first episode doesn't even mention aliens, and the second episode only has hints.
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Ray Meagher to 'work less' after thirty-one years as Home and Away's Alf Stewart
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"The ABC is an indulgence we can no longer afford"
There's been a bit of a fuss about the Australian Broadcasting Commission over the past week or so, since the Federal Council of the Liberal Party passed a (non-binding) resolution that the ABC...
There's been a bit of a fuss about the Australian Broadcasting Commission over the past week or so, since the Federal Council of the Liberal Party passed a (non-binding) resolution that the ABC should be privatised.
In this context, I found this opinion piece by the President of the Young Liberals, explaining why he thinks "the ABC is an indulgence we can no longer afford", and thought it was an interesting read.
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Stan boss backs Aussie content but says quotas 'not required'
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Nine Entertainment Co and Sky join forces for 24-hour business channel
3 votes