Yasmin Jeffery

In the chimp world, there was the time before Jane Goodall and the time after. This is the reason we knew so little about the great ape before 1960, according to the woman who dedicated her life to humankind's closest cousins.

It's finally time to reflect on the horrifying cultural moment that was The Biggest Loser thanks to the new docuseries Fit for TV. Plus, read about four more shows to watch this month.

In a "tale as old as time", author Ruby Jean Cottle lived with severe endometriosis symptoms for years before getting a diagnosis or treatment. Almost two decades on, she credits her chronic illness with helping her write her debut vampire romance novel.

How much do you actually know about Dr Karl Kruszelnicki? With the veteran science broadcaster taking his triple j show out of the studio for the first time, we find out his origin story — and so much more.

At the 2025 National Indigenous Fashion Awards, Clair Helen Parker receives the top honour of fashion designer of the year, as winners in six other categories are revealed after months of anticipation. 

Adapted from the 2018 bestselling novel of the same name by Sigrid Nunez, The Friend is a love story about a woman and a great dane who are forced together in the depths of their shared grief.

New series sees three families swap their 21st century lives for an 1880s-style homestead and compete to prove they can survive off the land over an entire summer. Plus, four more shows to watch this month.

The controversial creator behind the 2012 millennial satire is back making semi-autobiographical comedy. Do we finally understand her?

From "enemies-to-lovers" to "slow burn", we've somehow got to the point where romance books are being marketed around tropes. We asked author and viral BookTokker Stacey McEwan to explain why we love them so much.

Five shows to watch this weekend, starting with a sad dramedy that looks at what happens when children are parentified and takes a page from the Nathan Fielder playbook.