Trioli quits radio for full-time television career
The morning radio presenter Virginia Trioli has resigned from 702
ABC to work full-time in television next year.
Shock jocks 'disgruntled' at gay ruling
John Laws and Steve Price seek second try at defending a vilification complaint.
From Prussia with love and gratitude
Garry Braude is from a country that no longer exists.
It's over: Fitz does his dash at dawn
2UE looks for a new breakfast partner for Mike Carlton as this
bloke heads back to his family.
Big Brother saboteurs rock the vote
Big Brother fans are already plotting ways to rig the online
audition system for the 2008 series.
Dead men talking
Talkback radio celebrated its 40th birthday this year but a
changing of the guard is about to start, writes Damien Murphy.
Barnes picks up a new mic
The former Cold Chisel screamer becomes a DJ.
Themes tuned out
Know the words? Signature songs are a thing of the past in TV land.
Thin blue line of happiness
Motherhood informs Nadine Garner's latest role.
Mate, there's no accent like it
A documentary by Lawrie Zion examines the glorious sounds of
Strine.
From saint to sinner
Chris Vance is probably the only person in history who is quite
pleased he's been thrown into a South American jail.
Idol worship's hollow ring
The juxtaposition of Idol and the ARIAs revealed the
artificiality of reality TV.
Voters tune out election and Jones
Breakfast host Alan Jones drops nearly three ratings points - his
weakest result in three years.
Foxtel aims to satisfy
Foxtel to launch new channel with sexy Australian prostitute drama
in December.
TV REVIEWS
Airline
If nothing else, this program teaches the art of tolerance in the
face of complete and utter jerks.
My Brilliant Brain
Nurture thoroughly trumps nature in the first episode of this
captivating series about the human brain.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth was a huge hit and greatly loved for its
energetic dramatisation of British history.
Two Men in a Trench
Friendly banter between good mates helps us engage in a documentary
series on historic British battles.
Rebus
Ken Stott's Detective Inspector John Rebus is endearingly grumpy.
DVD REVIEWS
A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash
Sceptics might see this as another greenie beat-up but it's hard to
stay sanguine in the face of the evidence presented here.
Bigger than Life
Director Nicholas Ray combined emotional intensity and yearning
with fierce critiques of American culture.
Peep Show - Series 1
Warped and wicked, you'll cringe - if you aren't laughing too hard.
Children Of Men
Grim but impressive vision of Britain in 2026 and a world teetering
on the apocalypse.
The U.S. vs John Lennon
Nixon and the FBI attempted to deport the outspoken singer from the United States using beat-up evidence.
