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Spicks and Specks welcomes Casey Donovan, Jett Blyton, Geraldine Hickey, Colin Lane and Ruby Fields.

Channel 7’s The Agenda Setters has won Best Television Program at the 2026 Australian Football Media Awards after expanding to three nights a week.

Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports will screen Australia’s three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe live and exclusively from Harare, beginning tonight.

Recipe of the Year premieres Sunday 11 October at 7.30pm on ABC TV and ABC iview, with Adam Liaw, Pia Miranda and the Country Women’s Association.

The 2026 Brownlow Medal count is live and free on Channel 7, 7mate and 7plus from 7.30pm AEST Monday, with Nick Daicos the favourite.

First Dates Australia brings doctor duo Sumana and Munya together while Tamia meets magician Jackson tonight on Channel 7 and 7plus.

Foreign Correspondent explores whether Venice can survive rising seas when Anthony Burke visits the city tonight on ABC.

Tampa: The Turning Point reaches its finale as the Pacific Solution reshapes Australian policy.

The Voice semi-finalists have been revealed, with eight artists advancing to Sunday’s live-deciding stage on Channel 7 and 7plus.

The Agenda Setters Rugby League on Channel 7 hears Newcastle Knights coach Justin Holbrook say Dylan Lucas will be named in the extended squad.