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How to watch 'Deadloch' Season 2 online from anywhere — stream the Aussie crime comedy

Dulcie and Eddie are back in a hotter, stranger setting. Here’s how to watch "Deadloch" Season 2 on Prime Video wherever you are.

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‘There was a full five-metre croc’: Deadloch returns for season two – this time in the Northern Territory

The Emmy-nominated Australian crime comedy ventures to the Top End, where its creators found big characters, comic set-pieces and lots of crocs

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Nina Oyama: ‘I really like being silly but I also really like being sad’

One of the great talents of the new generation of Australian comedy explains why, for the longest time, she didn’t think people found her funny

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Deadloch, Wellmania and the Matildas: the best Australian television of 2023

Among this year’s many treats we had the return of Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney, more Newsreader and the amazing Gina of Alone Australia

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Three things with Nina Oyama: ‘I have hurt my head and arse so many times’

In our weekly interview about objects, the actor and comedian tells us about a set of wheels that makes her feel like Evel Knievel – and her capacious bag.

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Taskmaster comes to Australia: ‘I am better than Greg Davies – make that the headline!’

The hit show where comedians complete silly tasks has arrived in Australia. Hosts Tom Gleeson and Tom Cashman, and a certain little Alex Horne, talk about the art of the perfect task

The Guardian - AU

Latecomers: TV series shot in Newcastle premieres tonight

"It's about showing people that we're as human as the next person."

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‘I haven’t been seen as a sexual option’: SBS series Latecomers to ‘rip apart’ sex and disability on screen

Led by and starring people with cerebral palsy, the new comedy doesn’t shy away from desires – and sex scenes – that other shows gloss over

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