2022

Hopefuls aged between 15 and 28 are invited to showcase their talents from anywhere in Australia

Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell will co-host The Real Love Boat. The CBS series premieres October 5 at 9pm ET.

The controversial Australian reality show is an enjoyable window into the weird little lifestyles of the rich and would-be famous

Amazon Prime Video’s Luxe Listings Sydney follows four elite agents as they negotiate multi-million-dollar deals in one of the most competitive and cutthroat markets in the world. Money never sleeps, and these agents will stop at nothing to deliver the best results for their clients.

Luxe Listings Sydney’s elite agents Gavin Rubinstein, D’Leanne Lewis and Simon Cohen, with new addition Monika Tu give a sneak peek of all the drama, glamour and multi-million dollar deals coming in the new season.

Leading production conglomerate Fremantle announced a new structure in Australia that will bring the development and production of all its entertainment, reality, and game show formats under the control of unscripted producer, Eureka Productions. Eureka is led by co-CEOs Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin.

International prodco and distributor Fremantle is restructuring its Australian operations, splitting off production of its unscripted formats to Eureka Productions and consolidating drama, documentary, and factual production under Fremantle Australia’s interim CEO Greg Woods, whose role has now been made permanent.

Sun, surf, sound-healing, and a whole lot of drama – Aussie reality series Byron Baes launches March 9, only on Netflix.

Amazon Prime Video’s Luxe Listings Sydney season two returns with real estate agents Gavin Rubinstein and D’Leanne Lewis, along with buyer’s agent Simon Cohen, who will be joined for by Black Diamondz Property founder and director Monika Tu. A sales and buying agent, Tu is a Chinese-Australian executive renowned for leading the revolution of global buyers into the Australian property market.

Seven has commissioned a season of Kitchen Nightmares from Eureka Productions.

Casting is underway at the moment for the first Australian adaptation of the 2004 Gordon Ramsay-hosted format.