Television
Sometimes videogames are bad, and we should say it
Despite the report's limitations, Four Corners' recent inquiry into predatory monetisation in games is insightful. The videogame industry is going…
MIFF opens applications for Critics Campus and 37 South Market
In the leadup to the festival's 69th edition, MIFF opens applications for two of its iconic programs, Critics Campus and…
Huge sinkhole drama 'La Brea' comes to Victoria via NBCUniversal
The state's biggest international production in a decade, 'La Brea' will see Melbourne double for LA in the story of…
See What You Made Me Do? SBS tackles Domestic Abuse Crisis
Jess Hill's gripping and essential documentary series spearheads SBS programming during Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month
Cold Email Etiquette: how to ask for work
Sending that scary email could change your life. The Media Mentor shows you how, with practical templates to get you…
News in Brief: Oscars winners, PlayStation's best year yet, and a look at the future of film
This week, Chloé Zhao becomes the first WOC to be awarded the best director Academy Award, NZ games awards announced,…
Abe Forsythe's 'Wolf Like Me' announced as Stan Original series
Based on Forsythe's own experiences as a single parent, the six-parter will be produced by Made Up Stories, Stan and…
Western Australian documentary ‘Laura’s Choice’ to get international audience
Laura’s Choice, a documentary about 90-year-old Laura Henkel navigating a radical approach to dying, has secured an international distribution rights…
May streaming highlights: The Underground Railroad, Judas and the Black Messiah and Domina
Barry Jenkins adapts a Pulitzer Prizewinner, Australian classic Puberty Blues returns, more Handmaid's Tale, and Oscar-worthy biography Judas and the…
SBS unveils first fun look at 'The Unusual Suspects'
The four-part heist caper from Aquarius will premiere June 3. The first major series to represent Filipino-Australians, it's looks delightfully…