Logie winner Harriet Dyer will be seen in two shows next year. She plays Colette in the American workplace comedy DMV, created by former Friends writer Dana Klein and also starring long-time Saturday Night Live cast member Greg Meadows. And she will also be back again as Ashley, alongside real-life partner Patrick Brammall, as the award-winning and beloved Colin From Accounts returns for a third season.

Also returning is High Country, the crime drama series starring Leah Purcell as a policewoman in a remote town in the Victorian alps.

The international drama line-up includes the NBC-produced All Her Fault, a suburban crime drama starring Sarah Snook as a woman whose daughter goes missing after a play date; Amadeus, a drama series starring Will Sharpe as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Paul Bettany as his arch rival, Antonio Salieri; the star-studded drama The Five-Star Weekend, in which Jennifer Garner plays a high-profile food influencer who invites a group of friends (Regina Hall, Gemma Chan, Chloe Sevigny) for a carefully curated weekend away that goes off the rails; and The Death of Bunny Munro, an adaptation of the Nick Cave novel, starring House of the Dragon’s Matt Smith.

There’s also a new season of quirky feminist crime dramedy Sweetpea, starring Fallout’s Ella Purnell, and returns for Below Deck Mediterranean, Taskmaster and Grand Designs UK.

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Kayo, meanwhile, will offer 4k coverage of a huge range of sports, with a slate that includes every game of every round of AFL and NRL, every Formula 1, Supercars and MotoGP race, all four golf majors, and every major cricket event on home soil this summer, including tours by the old enemy England and the biggest cricketing nation on the planet, India.

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