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Chris Walker recently endured somewhat of a public embarrassment when he got undressed during a live video call with his employees.

After nearly a month off the air, Fauziah Ibrahim is back at the breakfast show. Her leave dates back to the Twitter trolls list.

Leigh Sales has announced that she will be stepping down from her presenting role after the elections to pursue another at ABC.

Fauziah Ibrahim has temporarily left television amid a Twitter troll list that has gone public. An investigation will follow suit.

After what seemed like a dispute between the two companies, they have finally come to an agreement.

Ahead of Chris Lilley’s new show Ja’mie: Private School Girl screening in Australia in October, we’ve put together a list of quotes from one of TVs hottest characters Ja'mie King.

Having to work multiple insecure jobs leaves more than half of Australians believing this generation will be worse off than their parents.

Senators and staffers went to great lengths to stop program that investigated behaviour and misconduct of parliamentarians, union claims.

Michelle Guthrie has been criticised for not standing up for the organisation sufficiently, and for her lack of journalistic experience.

VIDEO: Natasha Exelby appears to have paid the price for her hilarious late night news gaffe.

It seems Peppa Pig is next in line on the new budget’s list of victims. The much loved British produced animated children’s program might be getting the chop.

Friends of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) pleads for support after suffering a massive budget blow.

The ABC has apologised to News Ltd columnist Chris Kenny over a Chaser skit which showed him having sex with a dog.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has suggested the ABC apologise for airing allegations of asylum seeker abuse, but the broadcaster isn't budging.

A crowd-funded billboard in Sydney featuring Bananas in Pyjamas is pleading with Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull to protect the ABC from funding cuts.

Australia has been accused of betraying Indonesia amid an outbreak in nationalist rhetoric in the wake of fresh spying allegations.

A federal MP and fan of television program Doctor Who, has called for the BBC to consider filming the 2015 series in Australia.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott is refusing to comment on allegations Australian spies targeted the mobile phone of Indonesia's president and his confidants.

Hillford Girls Grammar school captain Ja'mie King is the most popular private school girl in Australia, breaking online viewing records.

UK audiences have a lot to look forward to, after the first episode of Chris Lilley's new show Ja'mie: Private School Girl screens in Australia.

The Liberal candidate dubbed the “Where’s Wally” of the 2013 Australian election, Jaymes Diaz, has made a surprise appearance on the ABC’s comedy sketch program The Hamster Decides.

The ABC will stop making the animated version of Bananas in Pyjamas, featuring loved children's characters B1 and B2. ABC have seen a recent decline in overseas merchandise sales.

Gruen Sweat, a four-part spin off from the original Gruen Transfer, has won a prestigious Rose d’Or award for Best Entertainment Show in Brussels.

Foreign Minister Bob Carr won’t say whether Chinese hackers were behind a cyber attack targeting domestic spy agency ASIO.

The federal coalition would not allow the privatisation of the ABC or SBS, says Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.

The nominations for the 2013 TV Week Logie Awards — Australian TV’s night of nights — has been announced, with Channel Nine again leading the pack.

Full list of 2013 Logie Award nominations.

Australian comedian and television presenter, Adam Hills, named as a commentator for the London Paralympic games.

At 61 years old, potato farmer Albert Ernest Clifford "Cliff" Young transfixed the nation when he ran 875 kilometres to win the Westfield Sydney to Melbourne ultra-marathon in 1983.

MUSIC FROM THE MOTHERLAND | Acca Dacca vino hits the shelves, young Aussie rockers are signed by FIFA while Spicks & Specks hits the road to wave goodbye.

When adventure seeking comic Lawrence Leung landed at London’s Soho Theatre, Leigh Johnston was there to find out what makes him so interested in jetpacks.