Another win for Channel Nine, and solid send offs for Mad as Hell and Utopia.
Nine's win over the other channels last night was far more convincing than the Socceroos against Thailand.
A new arts lobby group will crunch cultural spending by federal electorate, and use focus groups to hone a pro-culture message, reports Ben Eltham. But will it work?
Channel Nine left the other channels far, far behind them last night.
A faltering Hamish and Andy still manages to bring The House down.
The copyright industry warned us that filesharing would destroy cinema. Turns out, they were slightly off-beam.
With a recent study about women's mental health problems sending the media into a tizzy, we need to understand when mental health problems are internally or externally engendered.
With the ABC announcing another review into its arts programming, David Salter explores the unfortunate complexities involved in the modern media marketplace.
The CBS interest in Channel Ten did nothing to improve their ratings.
Stan Grant has been pilloried for suggesting that we modify our historical monuments to more accurately reflect our complicated past. But for some commentators Australia's Anglo-centric history is obstinately set in stone.
