Australia
National Ratings Monday 25 May 2015 - that marriage show strikes again
Married at First Sight delivers for Nine, just ahead of Masterchef on Ten. Can these artificial couples learn to cook?
Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland might set off in search of an adventure; however it is nostalgia and optimism that it is most intent…
National Ratings Sunday 24 May 2015 - Seven rewarded by serial killer drama
SBS doubles its share with the Eurovision climax.
Dance protests draw national attention to budget cuts
Artists across Australia engaged in a mass dance action to highlight concerns over Senator Brandis’ cuts to the Australia Council.
Australian filmmakers build organised colony in Los Angeles
The Australian film industry has managed to build a colony in Los Angeles, supported by a volunteer organisation unmatched in…
An artless budget
The Abbott Government has trashed the principle of arm's length funding free from political interference, argues the Opposition.
St Kilda Film Festival: we can all be Belgians
Rain, rain come again - its the St Kilda foreshore and a short film festival in winter, with some reflections…
National Ratings Thursday 21 May 2015 - the joy of a good car smash
Commercial stations neck-to-neck around 25% in the national shares, while the ABC and SBS share the other quarter.
Louise Gough joins Screen Australia as development executive
Movement across Screen Australia as Nerida Moore finds a new role and Louise Gough joints organisation.
Screenwriters' Conference dates, with side trip for penguins
The National Screenwriters' Conference has been confirmed for 2016. A lot has happened in the intervening three years.