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Karl Quinn is a senior culture writer at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

Matildas semi-final fever scores another TV viewing record
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Matildas semi-final fever scores another TV viewing record

The clash with England drew a record average audience of 7.13 million, the highest recorded since ratings agency OzTam was launched in 2001.

  • by Thomas Mitchell and Karl Quinn

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Fisk a global hit on Netflix as Aussie TV shows win over the world

Fisk a global hit on Netflix as Aussie TV shows win over the world

The subtly charming suburban lawyer is just the latest homegrown character to find a global audience.

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Eddie Perfect’s Broadway hit Beetlejuice heads home to haunt Australia

Eddie Perfect’s Broadway hit Beetlejuice heads home to haunt Australia

In 2018, the musical comedy based on Tim Burton’s 1988 movie opened in Washington before moving to New York. Finally, it is making its way Down Under.

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Christian O’Connell took a massive risk when he quit a No.1 radio show

Christian O’Connell took a massive risk when he quit a No.1 radio show

Five years ago, Christian O’Connell turned his back on Britain’s top radio show, uprooted his family and moved to Australia to begin again. Somehow, it worked.

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Stick with The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, it pays off in spades
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Stick with The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, it pays off in spades

Alycia Debnam-Carey and Sigourney Weaver headline a challenging but rewarding drama about the legacy of abuse and the chances of escaping it.

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The Aussie twins taking the world by storm with ‘ouija board’ movie

The Aussie twins taking the world by storm with ‘ouija board’ movie

Danny and Michael Philippou, aka RackaRacka, have long promised big things. With their debut feature, Talk To Me, the internet sensations have finally delivered.

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Eddie McGuire says axed Hot Seat is ‘too good’ not to return

Eddie McGuire says axed Hot Seat is ‘too good’ not to return

The long-running game show, which has given away more than $90 million over its lifespan, will be no more from January 2024.

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‘He’d hate it, so I’m doing it’: Telling the Michael Gudinski story

‘He’d hate it, so I’m doing it’: Telling the Michael Gudinski story

Director Paul Goldman spills the beans on the troubled journey to screen of a documentary about Mushroom group founder and Oz rock pioneer Michael Gudinski.

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‘I wouldn’t do it again’: The true story behind this gut-wrenching Australian film

‘I wouldn’t do it again’: The true story behind this gut-wrenching Australian film

Noora Niasari’s Shayda is a stunning debut, a deeply personal film about a mother and daughter trying to spark joy inside a women’s refuge.

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They’re the voice: The high-schoolers who made a John Farnham musical

They’re the voice: The high-schoolers who made a John Farnham musical

This Is Going To Be Big is a high school coming of age movie with a difference, and it’s an absolute delight.

  • by Karl Quinn
Logies ratings: Seven’s first outing since 1995 delivers big success

Logies ratings: Seven’s first outing since 1995 delivers big success

Sam Pang brought the goods as host and the Logies provided the numbers as Seven hosted TV’s night of nights for the first time in 28 years.

  • by Karl Quinn