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Mystery Road: Origin leads the ABC nominations with seven nods, including for Most Popular Drama and Most Outstanding Drama. Mark Coles Smith, who plays detective Jay Swan in the series, has been nominated for both the Most Outstanding Actor and Most Popular Actor categories.

Other nominations for ABC include Arka Das for Most Outstanding Supporting Actor in Here Out West, Clarence Ryan for Most Outstanding Supporting Actor in Mystery Road: Origin, and Hayley McElhinney for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress in Mystery Road: Origin.

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The courtroom drama THE TWELVE is leading the pack, with nine nominations including the coveted Most Outstanding Drama Series and Most Popular Drama Program. This intense 10-episode series, which has captivated audiences with its tale of 12 average Australians called upon for jury duty in a gripping and contentious murder trial, has been a standout this year. The accused in the drama is a woman alleged to have murdered her teenage niece.

Sam Neill, an international actor of acclaim, has been nominated for his portrayal of Brett Colby SC in THE TWELVE. He is up for both Most Popular and Most Outstanding Actor. His co-stars Marta Dusseldorp and Kate Mulvany join him in the running for Most Outstanding Actress, while Brooke Satchwell and Pallavi Sharda have been nominated for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress. Hamish Michael also receives a nod for Most Outstanding Supporting Actor.

The comedy series COLIN FROM ACCOUNTS, a hit on BINGE, has received four nominations, including the category of Most Outstanding Comedy Series. This 8-episode series has not only broken viewing records for the Foxtel Group, but has also gained an international audience, having been picked up by multiple territories around the world including the BBC.

Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, the creators, writers and stars of COLIN FROM ACCOUNTS, are nominated for Most Outstanding Actor and Actress respectively. Brammall also finds himself in the run for Most Popular Actor.

The second season of the Foxtel Original series UPRIGHT also garnered recognition, with co-stars Tim Minchin and Milly Alcock nominated for Most Outstanding Actor and Actress respectively.

Another Stan Original Series, Bump, has also made a mark, with its co-creator and producer Claudia Karvan nominated for Most Outstanding Actress. This acclaimed drama series, produced by Roadshow Rough Diamond and founders Dan and John Edwards, has released three seasons, all available exclusively on Stan.

Bali 2002, a series developed through direct consultation with those affected by the tragic event it portrays, has also received recognition. Claudia Jessie and Richard Roxburgh have been nominated for Most Outstanding Actress and Actor, respectively, for their performances in the series. Bali 2002 marks the first original drama series co-commissioned by the 9Network and Stan, and is produced by Screentime and Endemol Shine Australia.

In another Stan Original Series, Bad Behaviour, Yerin Ha has been honoured with a nomination for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress. This series, based on the celebrated book by Australian writer Rebecca Starford, is a production of Matchbox Pictures, with Corrie Chen directing and Pip Karmel and Magda Wozniak handling the writing duties.

While it may be standard, it is perhaps a heads up if some of the shows a person wants to watch are on the list as it gives at least some warning. Whether UK based or not the Netflix stable of products are having some culling done and as it is worldwide in effect, it does affect the watchlist here.

Nowhere is that clearer than the pricing structure. In its current iteration, Foxtel Now starts at $25 per month for a basics package, which includes more than 25 channels and major drawcards like the HBO catalogue. Want any more than that? You'll have to pile on extra packages. Attaching every package, including sports and movies, puts you at a substantial $104 per month.

Of course, this was before the coronavirus pandemic took a sledgehammer to live sport across the world. But, in creating a platform with flexibility, like Kayo, Foxtel has created a circumstance in which users who ditched their subscription can reactivate it with ease once sports seasons begin again.

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While the move to streaming may or may not save Australian rugby, it is part of a larger pattern of live sport moving online. Since 2016, most international football has only been watchable (legally) through Optus Sport. Earlier this year, relative unknown Sports Flick launched a AU$60 million takeover of the UEFA Champions League rights from next season. Foxtel has launched Kayo to play the role of an online version of a standard television subscription to Fox Sports. 17dc91bb1f