Hannah Reich is an ABC Arts journalist, producer and editor, and in 2025 joins Stop Everything! as co-host.
She has produced and reported for Radio National Arts programs and ABC Audio Studios podcast Days Like These.
Before joining the ABC, she was part of the Walkley Award-winning team that produced The Messenger podcast.
She coined the deeply troubling phrase TTT (TikTok Time), a set aside time period in the day to doom scroll TT."
Photo is by Jessica Leski.
Two of Bendigo's Golden Dragons were vandalised earlier this year. In the wake of the heartbreak, we tell the remarkable story of how the third dragon came to be.
Superstar English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland) brings the life and work of beloved Irish writer Oscar Wilde to stage in a world premiere for the Australian Ballet.
Established suburbs are often left out of the housing crisis discussion, but an architecture expert has an innovative idea that could be part of the solution.
Almost half our kids will see porn by their early- to mid-teens, and many of them much earlier. How we talk to them about is important in minimising the damage it can do.
Hibberd (Dimboola; A Stretch of the Imagination) died last month at the age of 84. Co-founder of the Australian Performing Group, he helped shape Australian theatre.
The Japanese photographer's sublime black-and-white photographs cleverly capture subjects as diverse as polar bears and landscapes, to historical figures.
Teens can find it hard to be motivated about school, but there are ways parents can help.
What happens when a computer tells dancers to "Stop, listen! Do an unexpected yoga session on a moving train"? New Australian show Plagiary explores the intersection of AI and dance.
Lee's son was brutally cyberbullied. Here's how to help protect your child and support them through it if it happens.
Many parents will end up having conversations with their teens about sleeping over and sex, whether they feel ready to broach it or not. It can be a way of guiding them towards healthy, respectful relationships.
Samantha Shannon landed a six-figure publishing deal at the tender age of 20. Her first book, The Bone Season, was a huge hit. So why did she go and rewrite it?
Despite Iron Man's exit from the MCU in 2019, Downey Jr is back in the Marvel machine. Plus, more of the weekend's entertainment news you might have missed.
Dr Orna Guralnik guides three couples and one three-person polycule through arguments over infidelity, intimacy and of course who's going to do the dishes, in the latest season of Couples Therapy.
From historical dramas to goofy vampire comedies here are the recently Emmy-nominated shows that deserve a weekend binge watch.
Between a new stage play and book — Zinnie Harris's Macbeth (An Undoing) and Val McDermid’s Queen Macbeth — Lady M has finally gotten out of that damned spot.
Here's what you might have missed in entertainment news over the weekend, from the many tributes to Shannen Doherty, to Harry Styles taking to the stage with Stevie Nicks.
After more than two decades in the business, John Cena announced his retirement from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) at an event in Toronto over the weekend.
This year's NAIDOC theme is Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud. Late artist Destiny Deacon lived that ethos.
Charlie's 12-year-old daughter is so anxious that she bites her nails until they bleed. Here are some ways parents can help children in distress.
The beloved actor made her name playing abrasive characters in some of Australia's most beloved TV shows. Now she's taking on Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? once more.
We've convened a literary cabal to look at the six authors and works vying for Australia's most prestigious literary award.
There's so much new TV coming out all the time, but there are also amazing shows coming back for more, and we couldn't be happier. From The Bear to The Boys, here are the shows returning for highly anticipated seasons this month.
After being arrested in the Hamptons last week, the pop singer has resumed his world tour.
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The 2023 Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch and bestselling authors Celeste Ng and Christos Tsiolkas reveal the secrets of their reading and writing lives.