Libby Tanner News Today

From Dance Academy to Wentworth, Australian TV experienced a boom of queer representation over the 2000s and 2010s.

Producers discussed the idea of Gary Sweet as narrator of Nine series, until it was agreed to separate from past projects.

Seven in 10 Australian TV Dramas broadcast between 2016 and 2021 did not feature any LGBTQI characters, new research into diversity on Australian screens has found.

All Saint's Virginia Gay regularly gets recognised in the street – but for all the wrong reasons. Hint, she didn't actually go to medical school!

Die-hard Wentworth fans got up close and personal with stars of the Foxtel drama on the weekend, in a show that remains special to cast and audience alike.

"I just can't imagine there'll ever be a drama series that runs that long," says Foxtel's Brian Walsh.

All Saints  kicked off on Channel Seven in 1998 and was one of the networks highest-rating shows for years until it was axed in 2009. Yep, the lives and comings and goings of patients in the self-proclaimed “garbage ward” at All Saints Western General Hospital – and later, the emergency department - had us enthralled for more than a decade. But what happened to the cast that made the show a fixture in Australian TV folklore? Heres what the series’ actors are up to now!