Debi Enker

Installing Alicia Loxley and Tom Steinfort as co-anchors of Nine Melbourne’s 6pm news bulletin marks a significant change. It’s timely, and not without risk.

The author of the non-fiction bestseller Three Women was closely involved in the screen adaptation starring Betty Gilpin, Shailene Woodley, DeWanda Wise and Gabrielle Creevy.

I wish I shared the passion that others seem to have for the new Netflix adaptation of David Nicholl’s book starring Ambika Mod and Leo Woodall.

In his latest show, Ramsay and entrepreneur Janine Allis compete against each other to find Australia’s best food-business talent – and neither host is a shrinking violet.

Unrealistically handsome doctors, love triangles, surgery-room miracles, and even ghosts … Grey’s must be doing something right to reach its 20th season milestone.

The life of a successful psychologist, Dr Joe O’Loughlin, descends into chaos when he is caught up in a series of murders.

Patricia Highsmith’s Ripley novels have long fascinated filmmakers; the latest adaptation by renowned screenwriter Steven Zaillian doesn’t disappoint.

Tig Terera, the creator, writer and director of SBS’s new series Swift Street, aimed to write a drama that is “untethered and intimate”.

Of Money and Blood is a based-on-true-events drama about scammers who exploited carbon credits and stole billions from the French government.