Fadia Abboud News Today

Love is in the air with three of this month’s picks. But if you’re looking for something colder and darker, we’ve got that covered too.

Dubbed as 'Succession set in a mosque' this new ABC series doesn't lack for dramatic tension.

While this six-part drama is a step forward for representation of Muslims in Australia, it is spoiled by unrealistic moments and a creaky script

From the first two episodes alone, the series commits to its goal of holding a microscope to those who politicise religion, whether that be leaders or those on the periphery.

House of Gods is a gripping new Australian TV drama, written by Arabs, featuring Arabs.

The dual-language story tells of a couple who face four years apart when one has to move to Australia soon after their wedding.

ABC surf drama will screen as part of a summer line-up on US network The CW.

The ABC's Barons is heading to America at a primetime broadcast slot for The CW's summer lineup.

'This International Women’s Day it’s important to ask the question… do we know the significance of the contribution women make to the strong, diverse LGBTQ+ community we enjoy in NSW,' writes Karen Price, deputy CEO and Nicolas Parkhill, CEO, ACON.

Nominees include Fires, The Newsreader, Wentworth, The Twelve, Home & Away and Total Control.