Our favourite (not necessarily in a good way) political party songs.
ABC finishes with a bang
Crikey presents further amendments to The Social Contract, care of writer, broadcaster, and legal expert Lorin Clarke.
Things are looking up for the Australian screen industry, writes Ben Eltham. So why is everyone so nervous?
The race was predictably the main draw for viewers yesterday, while Seven has a bona fide hit on its hands with The Good Docter.
Crikey presents some vital amendments to the Social Contract.
The Good Docter gave Seven a shot in the arm.
Why are wealthy philanthropists upset about changes to Australia’s presence at the Venice Biennale? Maybe because they can no longer run their own show.
The Commonwealth Bank’s Ian Narev may not be too popular with regulators or investors, writes Ben Eltham. But Narev retains the confidence of one key group: board members of the Sydney Theatre Company.
Seven’s night, again. The Wall shed 15.7% of its national audience — from 1.54 million on Monday night to 1.31 million last night, Seven was saved by the debut of The Good Doctor which topped the metros with 1.06 million (the only million viewer audience in the metros last night) and nationally with more than […]
