Australia

The coming months are full of gritty outback crime, First Nations storytelling, and even a sequel to The Dry.

Fresh queer stories, cheeky revisions of Aussie history, and buzzy adaptations are headed our way next year.

The gorgeous cinema’s second annual film festival takes place from January 13, with every single film in the lineup titled ‘Alone’.

Yes, this is at base a fun knockabout comedy, but a little thematic meat on the narrative skeleton wouldn’t go astray

Stan’s tearjerking series undermines the impact of its tragedy by constantly returning to the moment the bombs went off.

Rachel Griffiths, Richard Roxburgh, and Sean Keenan star as the everyday heroes of 2002’s terrorist attack.

You can vote now for your favourite Aussie shows and stars, including who gets to take home the first Bert Newton Award.

The fascinating upcoming slate premieres with an investigation into Neo-Nazi activity in Australia.

New Australian drama, the return of Atlanta and The Handmaid’s Tale, and more international sport than you can handle.

Wyrmwood: Apocalypse is fresh meat for a surprisingly small sub-genre, of undead ghouls in the outback.

Released as the first of SBS’s Australia Uncovered investigations, this is a difficult yet hopeful insight into Aus politics.

The revelatory series kicks off with an examination of Julia Gillard’s turbulent time as Prime Minister.

Mark Coles Smith has been cast as Young Jay, taking over Aaron Pedersen’s heroic western-cop role.

We’ll be sad to see the last of Daniel and Emma, whose move to Tassie gave us five seasons of sweet comedy.

The crime-comedy reboot is one of 12 feature films, 13 television dramas and three online projects to get government funding

Filmed during one of footy’s most challenging years ever, these 7 episodes will give you a new appreciation for the game.

Get ready to have your heart broken all over again by the nineties series that tackled teen sex, drugs, and more.

Bluey, Bingo, and the girls’ loving parents, will return for another season of record-smashing animated TV.