Season Two of Stranger Things: Tales From ’85, from showrunner Eric Robles and executive producers the Duffer Brothers, and Australia’s Flying Bark, premieres tomorrow.

National Film and Sound Archive has published the earliest known television appearance of The Seekers from IMT.

Following the Brownlow Medal, The Agenda Setters returns to Seven and 7plus at 8.30pm Tuesday, 22 September with a Grand Final special of the hard-hitting program, headlined by host Kane Cornes, ...

Seven claimed wins at the 2026 Australian Football Media Awards held at a ceremony at Marvel Stadium, last night. The Agenda Setters claimed the Best Television Program award, in the program’s second ...

A list of the most iconic programs from the last 70 years, as compiled by TV Tonight‘s David Knox and TV Gold podcast for James Manning & Andrew Mercado continues. You can read the list for 1956 – ...

The Emmys managed to find time to pay tribute to Dolly Parton with a stand-alone segment yesterday… but it still managed to forget some worthy names in its annual In Memoriam. Chuck Norris who starred ...

Stan Sport is hosting three Premier League watch parties across Sydney, Melbourne, and for the first time, Perth. These will feature big-screen Premier League match viewings, DJs, interactive ...

• Over the Black Dot’s episode on Tuesday, September 29 at 9:30pm on NITV will preview the 2026 Knockout. Featuring special KKO guests and the latest player rumours in the lead up to the weekend and ...

Kayo Sports and Foxtel customers will be able to watch every ball of the Zimbabwe v Australia ODI Series 2026 live and exclusive on Fox Cricket from today. The three-match ODI series from Harare ...

Actor Sheila Kennelly, best known for Number 96, Home & Away and Kingswood Country, had died aged 88. TV Historian Andrew Mercado wrote, “Darling Sheila Kennelly has died the way she always wanted, ...

Stars and execs from Seven, Nine, 10, WIN and Imparja mingled with politicians as Commercial TV unites as a 'shared civic space' contributing $2.4b to the economy.

Mariska Hargitay has opened the Emmy Awards as the first female host in 15 years. She opened with a Joan Jett inspired “I Love TV Screens” and welcomed the audience, most of whom have been victims on ...