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17 years later, Claire's death on McLeod's Daughters will still make you cry
Claire from McLeod’s Daughters died in 2003 and Tara Ward is still not over it.
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Claire from McLeod’s Daughters died in 2003 and Tara Ward is still not over it.
A new season of Big Brother Australia starts tonight, but where did it all begin?
Sam Brooks talks to actress and director Miriama McDowell, fresh off a starring role in Head High and directing Ahikāroa.
Sam Brooks meets the woman who saved him from six weeks of living on wine and toast.
The Who Wants to Be a Millionaire's coughing scandal made villains out of British couple Charles and Diana Ingram. But what if they were innocent?
There's no doubt the young women of High School Mums will leave you feeling inspired. But the show should also spur change.
Who better to review Netflix's new competition show, The Floor is Lava, than a seven-year-old home champion?
When Ben Sarten began filming his old rock climbing student's transition, he had no idea how their friendship would be affected.
With a new season of Big Brother Australia underway, Tara Ward looks back at the show's history through a single object: the diary room chair.
You can’t choose your family, but you can choose your drama. Tara Ward rounds up the five best family dramas on TVNZ on Demand.
Jamie Wall reviews 2nd Chance Charlie, where lower grade rugby players compete for their second chance at rugby stardom and success.
Streaming services Neon and Lightbox will merge next month. So what does this mean for your favourite shows?
Normal service has resumed, and life seems a little bit empty without that 1pm ritual.
Sam Brooks interviews Walter Iuzzolino, the man behind TVNZ’s new curated algorithm-free channel, Walter Presents.
After 31 years on air, the American police television show Cops was finally cancelled on Wednesday. Is it time for New Zealand to do the same to Police 10-7?
Sam Brooks compares two of the most prominent on-screen bodyguards to see how they stack up.
Sam Brooks pays tribute to Alex Rider, and the new TV series that (finally) captures the spirit of the books.
