Bridget McManus is a television writer and critic for Green Guide. She was deputy editor of Green Guide from 2006 to 2010 and now also writes features and interviews for Life & Style in The Saturday Age and M magazine in The Sunday Age.
Alyla Browne hasn’t even started her final year of school, but she’s doing her own underwater stunts.
The actor has won hearts playing complex, loving mothers, but it was the role of an empty-nester that hit the hardest.
The creators of Flower and Flour say they have Bluey to thank for helping them put harder “everyday” topics on screen.
In a new miniseries, the respected crime reporter, along with former top cop Stuart Bateson, revisits the contract killers who once ruled Melbourne.
The host of Selling Houses Australia isn’t interested in being “warm and fuzzy”; he’s all about reality.
Animals with “dynamic and hardworking vaginas” were not top of mind for Alex Lee when she agreed to host Tonight at the Museum.
When Marc Fennell stumbled across John Friedrich, he couldn’t believe more people hadn’t heard of the elusive criminal.
With the backing of long-time friend Ernie Dingo, the outspoken former Bachelorette is ready for her “dream-come-true” gig.
“Quiz, as a genre, is having a moment,” says Matt Parkinson (aka Goliath), one of the original Chasers.
In season two of his ABC series, the popular scientist uncovers the history of even more Australian products.