Unforgettable Australian TV Guardian Australia is looking back on Australian TV history: the shows, characters, moments and scenes that defined us, for better or worse
Julia Gillard misogyny speech voted most unforgettable Australian TV moment: watch in full – video
'It took on a life of its own': the story behind Julia Gillard's misogyny speech
What's the most unforgettable Australian TV moment? Guardian Australia's poll results
Julia Gillard's misogyny speech voted 'most unforgettable' moment in Australian TV history
Why do TV writers keep killing the people we love?
How Molly's death on A Country Practice touched a nation: 'the writers’ room was shedding tears'
The irrepressible joy of Australian news bloopers: from distressingly human to extremely bird International news bloopers tend to be small slips in a ruthless professional operation. But when they happen in Australia, they’re phenomenal
I watched Cathy Freeman win gold at the Sydney Olympics. That moment still inspires me today Anita Heiss
'Put a gap in em': how Roy and HG's The Dream skewered the Sydney Olympics
'It was insane': Callan Mulvey on being Drazic, the heartthrob of Heartbreak High
It's not about the risotto: MasterChef gave Australia an unvarnished look at human nature Adam Liaw
I created Q&A because I wanted to give Australians a way of holding politicians to account Peter McEvoy The strength and passion of the show’s audience exposes the best and worst of people in power. Consider, for example, Tony Abbott
The golden age of Indigenous television is here – and it's changed Australia forever Shari Sebbens From Redfern Now to Mystery Road, Indigenous people have seized control of the small screen. For actor Shari Sebbens, it’s a realisation of her dreams
‘It was pretty scary’: the Big Brother 'turkey slap' that rocked reality TV Big Brother Australia guaranteed heroes, villains and drama. It didn’t foresee a sexual assault
The Secret Life of Us broke the mould with its honest depiction of twentysomething culture Brigid Delaney Followed by Love My Way and Tangled, the series was first in a triptych of Australian dramas that made a whole generation feel seen and heard
'Boat person, ladyboy or drug dealer': how Australian TV sidelines Asians Her first audition felt ‘ridiculous’, says Yumi Stynes , who still does a headcount of non-white people whenever she turns on TV. She’s not the only one
Aunty Jack: how a lovable moustachioed thug in a dress brought colour to Australia At midnight on 1 March 1975, Australia’s networks were finally sanctioned to switch to colour. The Aunty Jack Show’s rule-breaking team had other plans ...
Please Like Me raised the bar for Australian TV comedy. It also tore my heart out Benjamin Law Not only did Josh Thomas’s show set the standard for The Family Law, but it gave us a new expectation of what TV comedy can do
Serial killers: Australian TV simply loves to murder its own characters Clem Bastow When Guardian Australia asked readers for TV moments they’ll never forget, hundreds replied with deaths. But are these morbid scenes losing their impact?
From Tony and CJ to Scott and Charlene: six unforgettable weddings on Australian soap operas Mid-ceremony miracles, jilted brides, fan petitions and revival tours – anything can happen in the world of soap opera weddings, and often does
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