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The week in TV: Intruder; Sort Your Life Out; Sitting; This Is a Robbery; Wellington Paranormal
Channel 5’s new drama was a cliffhanger in one sense only; Stacey Solomon sparked joy; and all was revealed in Katherine Parkinson’s beguiling debut play
Euan Ferguson
11, Apr, 2021 @8:30 AM
Byron Baes: Netflix’s first Australian reality TV show sets its sights on the influencer enclave
Viewers are being promised plenty of ‘fights, flings and heartbreak’ in the new ‘docu-soap’ set in Byron Bay
Kelly Burke and Alyx Gorman
08, Apr, 2021 @6:43 AM
Kanye West: Netflix buys documentary 21 years in the making
Documentary will cover death of his mother and West’s failed presidential bid but it is not known if it will cover his pending divorce from Kim Kardashian
Laura Snapes
07, Apr, 2021 @10:02 AM
This Is a Robbery: a Netflix series examines the world’s biggest art heist
A new series takes a deep dive into one of the most confounding mysteries in the art world: $500m of art stolen from a Boston museum in 1990
Adrian Horton
07, Apr, 2021 @7:18 AM
The Wedding Coach review – extremely loud and incredibly gross
Most weddings are noisy and panic-strewn. But this dire Netflix show has found somebody who wants to make them even worse
Lucy Mangan
07, Apr, 2021 @7:00 AM
Seaspiracy shows why we must treat fish not as seafood, but as wildlife | George Monbiot
The film gets some things wrong, but it exposes the grim ecological destruction of the Earth’s oceans, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
George Monbiot
07, Apr, 2021 @5:00 AM
Harry and Meghan announce Netflix show about Invictus Games
Heart of Invictus will follow athletes who will compete in games for injured veterans in The Hague in 2022
Jim Waterson Media editor
06, Apr, 2021 @3:30 PM
What other 'rules of six' are there to govern our lives?
Half a dozen ideas for easier living – plus all the week’s reasons to be hopeful
Mark Rice-Oxley
02, Apr, 2021 @9:00 AM
Worn Stories review – a well spun yarn about the clothes that define us
This Netflix doc, based on Emily Spivak’s bestseller, weaves insightful narratives around different items of clothing
Lucy Mangan
01, Apr, 2021 @7:00 AM
Wakefield, The Nevers, No Activity: what's new to Australian streaming in April
Plus new Australian mystery series the Tailings, Netflix’s latest serial killer drama, and a new season of totalitarian horrors from Gilead
Luke Buckmaster
31, Mar, 2021 @11:44 PM
Foxtel can halve Australian drama production under new broadcasting bill
The Morrison government’s new laws appear to backtrack on a pledge to force Netflix and Amazon to make local shows
Amanda Meade
31, Mar, 2021 @4:30 PM
The anti-Marie Kondo: Netflix celebrates the clothes we keep
Worn Stories looks to unravel the tales behind the most treasured items in our wardrobes – but is such meaning and emotion easily conveyed via television?
Claire Marie Healy
31, Mar, 2021 @1:00 PM
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