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‘I know I’m not a bad person’: Scott Miller opens up about drugs, prison and Alan Jones in ABC documentary
The former Olympian was so stung by his last media appearance that he initially said no to the two-part series.
- Bridget McManus
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The shock-jock whisperer managing One Nation’s talent
Rookie One Nation senator Sean Bell, who was embarrassed on 2GB last week, has a talk radio veteran running his media.
- Kishor Napier-Raman
Radio ratings: ABC still struggling, but does anyone miss Kyle and Jackie O?
Some green shoots for ABC 774, but the bigger problem remains, while KIIS listeners say “Kyle and Jackie who?”
- Karl Quinn
How do you make a comedy about a subject that very few people find funny?
The fact that Tasmania is a state divided by its new AFL stadium was more of a help than a hindrance for Ground Up.
- Louise Rugendyke
ABC News boss unaware he was being replaced, managing director says
Hugh Marks said that Justin Stevens resigned, but his exit was “inevitable” after the pair disagreed on the right direction for Australia’s largest newsroom.
- Calum Jaspan
Zan Rowe once broke off her engagement. Now, she’s taking the biggest leap of her career
There’s a “dorky” side of the ABC-TV personality that audiences rarely get to see.
- Kate Halfpenny
New Four Corners boss begins shake-up at current affairs flagship
Only a few months into the role, the new boss of Four Corners plans to change editorial processes at the longest-running show on Australian television.
- Calum Jaspan
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- Film & TV production
‘I give us 10 years’: The alarming collapse of Australian children’s TV
Industry insiders feared what the removal of commercial quotas on children’s content in 2020 would mean for local content. Six years later, their worst fears seem to have been realised.
- Nell Geraets
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An ABC comedy about Tasmania’s new AFL team should have worked. Instead, it’s an own goal
Ground Up relies on low-hanging fruit for its gags, while most of the withering dialogue is delivered with indifference.
- Paul Kalina
The best TV shows of the year (so far)
While big hitters such as The Pitt delivered, there have also been a few genuinely delightful surprises.
- Meg Watson, Louise Rugendyke, Craig Mathieson, Debi Enker, Kylie Northover and Karl Quinn