Written by

Alicia Vrajlal

How often do we see a First Nations woman playing the lead in an Aussie rom-com series?
These talented female chefs are ready to stir things up in the TV kitchen.
The TV star returns to the cooking franchise 15 years after her MasterChef debut.
We chat to the First Nations star who plays Cassie in the new must-see crime comedy.
"I want everyone in the industry who knows about Audrey – because of the festival – to commit to hiring more disabled creatives both in front of and behind the camera."
"This season is all about passion, giving it everything you've got, putting it all on a plate and creating extraordinary food." 
That's not to say that Emma Stone's Poor Things performance wasn't Oscar-worthy, but rather that it's hard to ignore what Gladstone winning would have signified for Indigenous representation.
“I didn't have a party. It's not like a gender reveal,” says the non-binary comedian who stars in the new web series, My First Time.
The decision to shoot several episodes abroad was particularly special for her after missing out in 2009.
The former touch, rugby union and rugby league player chats to us ahead of a new season of Over the Black Dot.

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