TV writer and editor, TV columnist, feature writer and reviewer
Debi Enker is a TV writer and editor, TV columnist, feature writer, and reviewer based in Australia. With a focus on local television, her work has appeared in publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, and The Age. Debi covers a range of topics including comedy, drama, reality TV, and cultural analysis.
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Debi Enker's articles predominantly cover lifestyle and entertainment news, with a focus on television shows and drama. She often writes profile features and event coverage related to Australian TV, focusing on the modern workplace, fake news, Twitter pile-ons, diverse new shows, dessert competitions featuring renowned chefs like Amaury Guichon.
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By: Debi Enker
There’s no shortage of high-quality Australian drama right now, but you’ll need multiple subscriptions to view the shows.
By: Debi Enker
In the vein of This Way Up and Derry Girls, The Dry is a female-driven comedy that celebrates the uncomfortable and brittle edges of family life.
In a new series, the 2010 Senior Australian of the Year and TV presenter takes her skills into a Perth aged care home to improve the lives of residents.
By: Debi Enker
You Can’t Ask That’s Kirk Docker and long-time collaborator Aaron Smith hit the bullseye again in their latest interview show I Was Actually There.
The ‘half Channel Seven, half Channel Ten’ master of deadpan quips is donning the tuxedo to host the Logies for a second time
The ABC’s Australian take on Death in Paradise – Return to Paradise – is what you’d expect. Stan’s Critical Incident is a much more challenging series.
A TV natural, Alice Zaslavsky shares a wealth of kitchen hacks and tips in her new weeknightly cooking show.
By: Debi Enker
Crime buffs are spoilt for choice at present as, often with little fanfare, a steady flow of great series has hit our screens.
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