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Program Highlights.............................................................................................................................................................................3

Grand Designs: Cotswolds..............................................................................................................................................................3

The Young Ones: The Science Of The Young Ones.........................................................................................................................4

Angry Boys.....................................................................................................................................................................................5

Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable: Manipulation..............................................................................................................................6

Crownies........................................................................................................................................................................................7

Silent Witness: A Guilty Mind: Part 1.............................................................................................................................................8

Hustle............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Kingdom.......................................................................................................................................................................................10

Outcasts.......................................................................................................................................................................................11

Watch Out For..................................................................................................................................................................................12

Midsomer Murders: A Tale Of Two Hamlets................................................................................................................................12

Jennifer Byrne Presents: Fantasy.................................................................................................................................................13

The New Inventors.......................................................................................................................................................................14

Catalyst........................................................................................................................................................................................ 15

New Tricks: Fresh Starts...............................................................................................................................................................16

Amendments....................................................................................................................................................................................17

Program Guide.................................................................................................................................................................................20

Sunday,10 July 2011.....................................................................................................................................................................20

Monday,11 July 2011...................................................................................................................................................................25

Tuesday,12 July 2011...................................................................................................................................................................28

Wednesday,13 July 2011..............................................................................................................................................................31

Thursday,14 July 2011..................................................................................................................................................................35

Friday,15 July 2011.......................................................................................................................................................................38

Saturday,16 July 2011..................................................................................................................................................................43

Marketing Contacts..........................................................................................................................................................................48

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29 Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

07:30PM

Grand Designs: CotswoldsSunday,10 July 2011

Getting planning permission to build in open countryside in the UK is almost impossible, but Helen and Chris Seymour have done exactly that.

Helen and Chris, both architects, decide to move out of London to build their own home in the middle of the Cotswolds countryside. They managed it through a little used planning law called PP7. This allows houses of exemplary architectural merit to be built in a green belt.

And this house is certainly going to be special, because Helen and Chris plan to build it underneath a collapsing ruined 300-year-old barn leaving it invisible in the landscape. This will be an extraordinary engineering challenge involving building a steel frame around the ancient barn whilst they excavate underneath. Not only that, Helen is determined the house will be the first accredited passive house in England. Built to the German Passivhaus eco standards, this home will be airtight and need no heating.

Having promised so much to the planners, Helen and Chris have to deliver one of the most challenging houses ever seen on Grand Designs. Helen and Chris's aspirations for a spartan industrial interior raise another question: will this extraordinary house ever feel like a home?

http://abc.net.au/iview/

PRODUCTION DETAILSWritten and presented by Kevin McCloud. Series Producer: Madeleine Hall; Executive Producer: Charlie Bunce.


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Tuesday

08:30PM

The Young Ones: The Science Of The Young OnesTuesday,12 July 2011 Final

What would happen if six celebrities in their 70's and 80's went back to 1975? Could just one week of living in the past make Liz Smith, Lionel Blair, Dickie Bird, Kenneth Kendall, Sylvia Sims and Derek Jameson physically turn back the clock; could reliving their heyday allow them to think themselves younger?

Six of the UK's beloved stars are sent back to the badly decorated time of fondue and flares to conduct an extraordinary experiment which will change how people see ageing forever. From the food to the clothes, the television shows to their day jobs, the group is immersed in the world of their heyday in order to discover the enormous power the mind has over the body, and to illustrate how people age. Presented by Mariella Frostrup and resident BBC scientist Dr Michael Mosley, this five part series provides a refreshing, uplifting take on ageing, looking at how a person's environment can shape the way that they think, and how, in turn, the way people think shapes how they feel.

This final episode explores the science behind the series and puts the idea that we have control over how we age to the test. Using members of the public, watch as Britain is put under the microscope to see how our environment, our preconceptions about old people, and how we behave ourselves can have enormous impact on how we feel about the elderly and how we age.


PRODUCTION DETAILSWall to Wall Productions


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Wednesday

09:00PM

Angry BoysWednesday,13 July 2011

Please note that the information contained in this highlight is embargoed until Monday July 4.

Information contained in this highlight must not be distributed, posted online, discussed on-air or reproduced in print publications until the embargoed date above

S.mouse is vilified for becoming fat, after paparazzi photograph him while he poses outside in his new look fashions. Talib gets into a fight with Marlon and ends up in the Isolation Unit after being accused by the prison boys of killing Gran's favourite guinea pig, Kerri-Anne. Daniel and Nathan provide the entertainment at Kerry and Steve's wedding.

Angry Boys will be repeated on ABC2 – Tuesday, July 19 at 10:15pm


PRODUCTION DETAILSWritten, directed, produced and starring Chris Lilley. Produced by Laura Waters (Princess Pictures) for ABC TV, HBO and acquired, (or pre-sold) to the BBC. ABC TV Executive Producer: Debbie Lee.


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Wednesday

09:30PM

Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable: ManipulationWednesday,13 July 2011

The new adventures of intrepid sceptic and comic Lawrence Leung are revealed in a fascinating and fun series that investigates the unbelievable. It’s Mythbusters meets Ghostbusters as Lawrence embarks on a mind-bending quest to examine the irrational and the impossible.

With his curious not so scientific research and real-life experiments, Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable pokes fun at our own misconceptions and tests the limits of our beliefs. It's a six-part search for truth that you will have to see to believe.

This week, Lawrence presents a user's guide to how we are manipulated, persuaded and deceived without us knowing it. This episode features liars, cheats, poker players, undercover cops, and at long last reveals the truth about Joe the Cameraman.

Lawrence Leung’s Unbelievable: Manipulation will be repeated on ABC2 – Thursday, July 14 at 9pm


PRODUCTION DETAILSAn Unbelievable Productions / ABC TV Arts and Entertainment co-production. ABC TV Executive Producer: Iain Knight; Unbelievable Executive Producers: Julian Morrow and Martin Robertson.


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Thursday

08:30PM

CrowniesThursday,14 July 2011 New Series

Delving into the extraordinary world of the Department of Public Prosecutions and its young eager lawyers, Crownies is the new 22 x 1 hour drama produced by Screentime for ABC TV.

Crownies follows five young solicitors as they face the pressures and endearing madness of modern single life - in a fast-paced workplace that highlights the moral dilemmas and big issues facing an apparently civilised society.

In a world that exists solely to see 'wrong-doers' brought to justice, and where the average age of the solicitors is 27, there is a big divide between these young solicitors and the barristers at the top. Yet they are the initial point of contact with the police, and it is they who do most of the liaising with the victims and the witnesses - and recommend what goes to court.

They are committed, idealistic and hard-working, but their lives away from the office are filled with aspirations, explorations, fragile relationships and partying.

In the feature length first episode, a top secret file is leaked after a wild Christmas party and all the young solicitors are under suspicion. Erin struggles to stay dispassionate when a disabled teenage girl is allegedly pimped for sex by her father.

Starring Todd Lasance, Andrea Demetriates, Ella Scott Lynch, Hamish Michael, Indiana Evans, Marta Dusseldorp, Jeanette Cronin, Christopher Morris, Lewis Fitz-Gerald, Peter Kowitz, Jerome Ehlers, Chantelle Jamieson and Daniel Lissing.


PRODUCTION DETAILSProduced by Screentime for ABC TV. Series Producer: Karl Zwicky; Co-producers: Lisa Scott, Jane Allen; Executive Producers: Des Monaghan, Greg Haddrick, Carole Sklan (ABC), David Ogilvy (ABC).


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Friday

08:30PM

Silent Witness: A Guilty Mind: Part 1Friday,15 July 2011 New Series

Forensic pathologists Professor Leo Dalton (William Gaminara), Dr Harry Cunningham (Tom Ward) and Dr Nikki Alexander (Emilia Fox) return for another series of Silent Witness.

Every body tells a story: who they were, how they lived, and most importantly, how they died. Their history is there to be discovered and the body is the key to unlocking the story.

When three patients die unexpectedly on the same ward at a London hospital, Leo and Harry investigate the deaths and deduce that the patients were in fact murdered.

Suspicion falls on Professor Nigel Silverlake whose name appears in Night Sister Ying McCoy's ward notes from the night before. When Silverlake winds up dead in an apparent 'suicide by cop' incident, Nikki is pressured by his daughter Naomi to find a physical cause for the old man's breakdown. The police investigation is further hampered when Ying McCoy disappears mysteriously.

Meanwhile, Nikki is embroiled in an investigation into James Bodle, suspected of raping and killing a young girl. She's finding it a very difficult case personally, and can't seem to stop imagining the girl’s final, gruesome moments. Bodle's life was saved by Silverlake, and Nikki speculates that guilt at saving the murderer's life may have driven Silverlake to breaking point.

When Bodle is declared mentally unfit for trial, an increasingly disturbed Nikki becomes obsessed with proving an underlying reason for the professor's suicide. And just as the police enquiries seem to be getting nowhere, Ying McCoy is found; in a storeroom - hanged.


PRODUCTION DETAILSProducer: Richard Burrell Executive: Producer Phillippa Giles


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Friday

09:30PM

HustleFriday,15 July 2011

After a close brush with the law in Australia, Mickey Bricks (Adrian Lester) is back with plans to set up a new crew of grifters. In his absence the credit crunch has hit London, but there are a greedy few who are getting rich from others’ losses, and he plans to target them.

Ash has been working short cons, Stacie and Danny are in the United States, and Albert is behind bars after being caught cheating in a casino. When Mickey visits him in prison, Albert (Robert Vaughn) suggests he tries his luck with a con on a callous property developer Sara Naismith (Kelly Adams), who has made a killing in dubious deals.

Ash jumps at the chance to work with Mickey again, and sets up the sting on Sara by posing as obnoxious city gent Simon Porter Jones. Sara isn't a fool and won't be easy to take, but she's intrigued when Ash tells her he's making a fortune from insider trading. Mickey agrees to let Sara in on the trading scam promising to double her money with inside information. Sara greedily accepts Mickey's offer, but on one condition: she wants him to match the money she is investing as a way of protecting her investment. With no option to refuse, Mickey agrees.

Sara arrives the next day, accompanied by hapless assistant Aaron (Matt Di Angelo) and one million pounds in cash. Mickey and Ash also have their one million pounds, or so it seems. Eddie poses as Mickey's broker, so he can take Sara's real money away…

Everything is ready and primed to earn Mickey one of his smartest and most lucrative cons...


PRODUCTION DETAILSCreated and written by Tony Jordan; Executive Producers: Simon Crawford Collins, Karen Wilson, Tony Jordan.


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Saturday

07:30PM

KingdomSaturday,16 July 2011

Kingdom and Kingdom resonates with the sound of violent sneezing. Gloria (Celia Imrie), Peter's wonderful receptionist is coming down with horrible flu and is swiftly sent home. Peter (Stephen Fry) tries his best to understand why his client Mrs Collins, a well- to-do antiques dealer, is so desperate for a divorce and finally discovers that Mr Collins has recently started cross-dressing.

Meanwhile Beatrice (Hermione Norris) steps into the breach at the empty Kingdom reception and does a surprisingly good job of manning the phones.

Debt collector Hill has returned. He watches Peter from a distance and ominously tails Peter's Alvis in a black Sedan.

Peter talks to Mr and Mrs Collins separately - she is embarrassed, hurt and determined to divorce; he, on the other hand, can't believe that she has taken it all so badly and is desperate to save his marriage. One thing remains, Mr Collins refuses to give up his new found freedom of expression, the dresses are his liberation. The question is, as Lyle points out, can he have his cake and eat it?

Hill pounces. He knows that Peter has been lying about Simon's past and the stolen identity. Most importantly Hill wants his 30K - and he wants it now. Peter manages to pay Hill with the money from the vase. Hill still has the last word and tells Peter none of his problems are over yet...


PRODUCTION DETAILSExecutive Producers: Simon Wheeler and Stephen Fry. Parrallel Film and Television Productions Ltd


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Saturday

09:20PM

OutcastsSaturday,16 July 2011 Final

Julius Berger continues his plan to bring down President Tate and establish a new order on Carpathia.

When a new deadly virus hits Forthaven, Tate and Stella fear it is the sinister host force answering their attempts at communication.

Berger blames the advanced cultivars for the virus spread and then reveals a devastating secret about Fleur.

Tate is seemingly unmoved by Fleur's distress at discovering her origins. He has his mind on thwarting Berger's attempt at taking control of the planet, so he plays an ace at the council meeting that throws his enemy's plans into disarray.


PRODUCTION DETAILSProduced by Radford Neville. Directed by Bharat Nalluri, Omar Madha, Andy Goddard and Jamie Payne for Kudos Film and Television. A BBC America co-production.


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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29 Watch Out For

Watch Out ForSunday,10 July 2011

08:30PM Repeat

Midsomer Murders: A Tale Of Two HamletsFierce ancient rivalry between two Midsomer villages sets off three gruesome murders. The rich and powerful Smythe-Websters have dominated the two villages of Upper and Lower Warden for centuries.

Head of the family at Upper Warden manor, Rupert Smythe-Webster (Ronald Pickup) is organising an historical re-enactment involving his nephew Larry Smith (Charlie Beal), but Larry is killed in an eccentric explosion. The murder appears to be related to the recent making of a horror movie, which had been based on the villages' history. Larry's other uncle, Frank Webster (Jonathan Hyde) was producing the film and sees the death as a publicity plus and appears to Barnaby and Troy to be unaffected.

Then Frank is found dead in his gym and a local video geek provides gossip and evidence of past bitterness and affairs within both village communities, revealing a not so innocent background for many.

That includes the popular and 'much loved' Danny, a cook at the manor kitchen, who comes under Barnaby's suspicion as being too good to be true.



Jennifer Byrne Presents is a series of individual treats for lovers of books and writing. A panel of leading authors and expert celebrity guests join Jennifer for investigations into some of the most popular reading genres, they reveal the conventions, controversies, and titles that have helped shaped the literary landscape.

Jennifer Byrne presents a special on fantasy – the realm of magic, marvels, and massive sales figures. Fantasy is the world’s biggest-selling form of fiction. Oldest, too, the roots of fantasy going back to the very start of story -- from The Odyssey to Beowulf, from One Thousand and One Nights to legends of King Arthur. All essentially fantasy – though usually kept on different shelves in the bookshop.

So how did fantasy come to be segregated from its literary roots? Why is it that readers of fantasy so love this genre? And why – given the huge themes it takes on – do non-readers still tend to associate it with dragons and goblins. These are some of the questions we’ll be exploring in this special with our four fabulous guests ….

Jennifer Rowe writes crime fiction under her own name but legions of fantasy fans will probably know her by her pen name, Emily Rodda. She’s written the hugely successful Deltora Quest series, and more recently the Rondo Trilogy.

Lev Grossman is a Harvard graduate with a degree in literature, a book critic for Time Magazine. His first novel was the bestselling Codex, and his most recent is the fantasy novel, The Magicians.

Matthew Reilly is one of this country’s bestselling authors. Starting with his breakthrough novel Ice Station he has attracted an army of devoted fans, who are at this moment anxiously awaiting the next instalment of his Jack West Jr. series.

And to round out our panel of fantasy heavy hitters! Fiona McIntosh is another hugely successful fantasy author. She’s written many book cycles including the Trinity series, The Quickening, Percheron and the Valisar Trilogy.

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Tuesday,12 July 2011

09:55PM

Jennifer Byrne Presents: Fantasy

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Wednesday,13 July 2011

08:00PM

The New InventorsHosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors is getting technical as we explore the way technology turns simple things into wonderfully advanced systems. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: futurist & author Mark Pesce, designer and inventor Sally Dominguez, and Good Game presenter Steven (Bajo) O'Donnell.

Inventions featured on the program:

!NSTRUMENTOOL MAGNETIC CALIPER - by inventor Joel Sheard from WA

Violin making is a highly specialised craft, and being able to measure the thickness of the wood is important when making or examining the instrument. However, the only tools available for measuring violins are either much too expensive or inaccurate. The only other option is to disassemble the instrument, and very few violin owners want to do that.

Joel Sheard is a young violin maker, and rather than suffer exorbitant costs or inaccuracies he made his own tool that does the same job cheaply and easily. The !nstrumenTool Magnetic Caliper is a new digital thickness gauge designed for measuring wooden plates in violin family instruments and guitars. It can measure the thickness of nearly any thin material to the nearest 0.1mm with complete accuracy.

SECUREMAT - by inventor Dean Vey from ACT

No matter how much we progress technologically as a society, we will always be plagued by the existence of people trying to steal our stuff, especially our expensive techie stuff. Alarm systems for both homes and businesses can be terribly expensive, and most of the time they get it wrong. False alarms are also a serious problem that cause police a lot of grief, with some studies estimating that between 94 and 98% of alarm calls are false.

The SecureMat is a new and innovative approach to protecting the perimeter of restricted premises and expensive equipment that needs to be stored onsite. The concept involves placing a mat on the ground inside a perimeter fence that can detect any intruder standing, walking or running across the protected area. The system incorporates fibre-optic technology with sophisticated signal analysis that dramatically reduces false alarms.

AISS – by inventors Allan Hahn from ACT and Richard Helmer from VIC

Although historically among the most popular of sports, today people are more conscious of the health implications of boxing. The scoring of boxing has also been the subject of much debate, with a panel of judges making decisions about very quick events involving large sums of prize money.

The Automatic Impact Sensing System (AISS) integrates a network of sensors on the athlete’s head, body and hands. Using a Bluetooth network, physical contacts are monitored in near real-time on a remote computer to determine legal hits. It is hoped that this system can reduce the need for full contact contests as well as provide a more reliable method of determining the outcome of a bout.



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Thursday,14 July 2011

08:00PM

CatalystHuman Probiotic InfusionQuite simply, HPI involves infusing a patient with someone else's faeces. It's a confronting treatment but one which patients suffering from a particular tummy superbug called Clostridium Difficile are prepared to undertake in an attempt to get their lives back to normal. Maryanne Demasi follows one patient through the treatment process which has a remarkably high success rate.

African LivestockAll across the developing world, pressures from climate change, increased population and loss of arable land mean that farmers need all the help they can get. Paul Willis goes to Kenya where farmers are rediscovering native livestock breeds, some of which have been neglected close to extinction. Traits that used to devalue indigenous cattle and sheep are now seen in a more favourable light and local farmers are reaping the benefits of reintroducing old breeds into new herds.

Prime Number KeysBillions of dollars criss-cross the internet every day and this e-commerce wouldn't be safe without some very special numbers that are divisible only by themselves and one - prime numbers. Ruben Meerman catches up with mathematician Simon Pampena who explains how primes are the perfect key for guarding our accounts.

Dog BarkDo you think you can understand what your dog is saying? Jonica Newby puts dog owners to the test to see how well they understand their mutts. So grab a pen and paper - you may be surprised by how well you comprehend canine.

Migrating BacteriaAussie Barry Marshall, who picked up a Nobel Prize for proving that the bacterium Helicobacter pylori causes peptic ulcers, also reckons that he can pretty much tell where you were born and where your family comes from from your H.pylor DNA! Understanding the patterns of human migrations could come down to Marshall's gut instinct.



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Saturday,16 July 2011

08:25PM Repeat

New Tricks: Fresh StartsWhen Gerry Standing (Dennis Waterman) notices a man behaving suspiciously at a children's playground, he is quick to act and have him arrested. The accused, David Fleeting (Samuel West), is no pervert though; he's a desperate man who believes he has seen his dead wife among the other parents.

Victoria Fleeting (Catherine Kanter) died 18 months previously in a car accident, leaving her sister, Sarah, to identify the body and make the funeral arrangements. David now believes there has been a mistake and wants Victoria's body exhumed. The team decides to look into it, if only to give David some sort of closure.

However, the investigation creates more questions than it answers. David is proved right; the body is not Victoria's. So who is it, and where is Victoria? Is she alive or dead, and how could her sister bury the wrong person?



Wednesday, June 15Insert classification:8:00pm The New Inventors

(G)

Insert classification:2:55am Big Ideas

(PG)

Thursday, June 16 TAS ONLYDelete program:7:30pm 7.30

Insert program:7:30pm 7.30: Tasmania State Budget Special

(CC)

Friday, June 17Insert classification:12:30pm Midsomer Murders

(PG)

Saturday, June 18Insert classification:10:20pm The Graham Norton Show

(PG)

Monday, June 20Insert program:2:00pm Cheese Slices

(CC, Repeat, PG)

Amend start time and speaker to read:2:30pm Parliament Question Time: NZ Prime Minister John Keys Address to Federal Parliament

(CC)

Delete program:3:05pm Play School

Insert program:3:20pm Peppa Pig

(Repeat, G)

Insert program:3:25pm Peppa Pig

(Repeat, G)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29 Amendments

Amendments

Amend speaker to read:1:30am Parliament Question Time: NZ Prime Minister John Keys Address to Federal Parliament

Wednesday, June 22Insert classification:10:00pm At The Movies

(PG)

Sunday, June 26Insert classification:3:55pm Pacific Pulse Fest’ Napuan

(G)

Insert classification:7:30pm The Dolphins Of Shark Bay

(G)

Monday, June 27Amend episode:1:30pm Cheese Slices: Massif Central And The Auvergne

Tuesday, June 28Insert classification:9:25pm QI

(PG)

Wednesday, June 29Delete ‘TBA’:1:30pm TBA

Insert program:1:30pm Betty Churcher With John Olsen: An Unstoppable Force

(CC, Repeat, G)Widely regarded as Australia's greatest living artist, the exuberant 80-year-old John Olsen talks with acclaimed art commentator Betty Churcher about his life's work.

Insert classification:8:30pm Spicks And Specks

(PG)

Sunday, July 03Insert classification:10:10pm QI

(G)

Monday, July 04Amend episode:1:30pm Cheese Slices: Washed Rind Cheeses Of France

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Tuesday, July 05Insert classification:9:25pm QI

(M*Sexual references)

Wednesday, July 06Delete ‘TBA’:1:30pm TBA

Insert program:1:30pm The Living Artist

(CC, Repeat, PG)The townspeople of Bega in regional NSW have raised $35,000 for a Living Arts Prize. Renowned former fashion designer, Prue Acton, is head of the judging committee. Follow four local artists as they vie for the coveted prize.

Friday, July 08Insert classification:8:30pm Taggart

(M*Drug references, violence)

Insert classification:9:20pm Hustle

(PG)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29 Amendments

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Sunday 10 July 2011

Program GuideSunday,10 July 2011

04:00AM rage(Premiere, M)

05:00AM rage(Premiere, PG)

06:00AM rage(Premiere, G)

06:30AM Waybuloo: Songbird(CC, Repeat, G)

06:50AM Pingu: Pingu Builds A Tower(CC, Repeat, G)

06:55AM Bindi: The Jungle Girl: Desert Highway(CC, Repeat, G)

07:20AM Jane And The Dragon: Dragon Rules(Repeat, G)

07:45AM Pink Panther And Pals(Repeat, G)

08:10AM Clang Invasion: Hail To The Chief/ With Friends Like These(CC, Repeat, G)

08:35AM Ruby Gloom: Disaster Becomes You(CC, Repeat, G)

09:00AM Insiders(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

10:00AM Inside Business(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

10:30AM Offsiders(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

11:05AM Asia Pacific Focus(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

11:30AM Songs Of Praise: Canterbury Pilgrimage(CC, Repeat, G)

12:00PM Landline(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

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01:00PM 7.30 (State/Territory)(CC, Repeat)

01:30PM Message Stick: Wanja The Warrior Dog(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)

02:00PM Nature's Great Events: The Great Melt(CC, Repeat, G)

03:00PM Creative Nature(CC, Premiere)

03:55PM Pacific Pulse Fest'Napuan: Pacific Break Special(CC, Premiere) Final

04:25PM TBA

04:30PM First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne(CC, Repeat)

05:00PM Art Nation(CC, Premiere)

05:30PM Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson: A Grand Invitation(Repeat, G)

05:40PM Robin Hood: Sins Of The Father(CC, Repeat, PG)

06:30PM Dance Academy(CC, Repeat, G)Tara is stunned to learn Kat's mother is a world acclaimed ballerina and Tara's greatest idol. Meanwhile, Sammy's perfect girlfriend Mia has unexpectedly returned from an overseas exchange. CAST: Xenia Goodwin

07:00PM ABC News(CC, Premiere)Local, National and International News.

07:30PM Grand Designs: Cotswolds(CC, Premiere, G)Getting planning permission to build in open countryside in the UK is almost impossible but Helen and Chris Seymour have done exactly that and plan to build England's first accredited passive house in the middle of the Cotswolds.

08:30PM Midsomer Murders: A Tale Of Two Hamlets(CC, Repeat, M, Violence) FinalA long and vicious feud between two Midsomer villages, Upper and Lower Warden, erupts when three murders take place in a prominent family. CAST: John Nettles

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10:10PM Compass: Marriage Right Vs Rite(CC, Premiere)Part two. Geraldine Doogue invites six people to dinner to explore arguments for and against same sex marriage in Australia

11:00PM Strictly Speaking(CC, Premiere, G)A creative writing student from Sydney with a love of vampires, a mother and public servant from WA, and a blind social worker from Armidale with an inspiring story take to the Strictly Speaking stage.

11:30PM The Street(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language) FinalMargie temporarily moves in with her dad after his stroke, leaving her husband, Eddie at home with their two sons. Eddie misses Margie and finds himself in a confronting situation with a female colleague. CAST: Timothy Spall

12:30AM Grand Designs: Cotswolds(CC, Repeat, G)Getting planning permission to build in open countryside in the UK is almost impossible but Helen and Chris Seymour have done exactly that and plan to build England's first accredited passive house in the middle of the Cotswolds.

01:20AM Order In The House(CC, Premiere, Exempt)A weekly review of parliamentary proceedings.

02:25AM Blood On The Sun(CC, Repeat, B&W, PG)An American editor for a Tokyo newspaper uncovers a plan for Japanese conquest of the world. CAST: James Cagney, DIR: Frank Lloyd (1945)

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Other:ABC1 ACT01:00PM 7.30 (ACT)

(CC, Repeat, Exempt)

ABC1 NSW01:00PM 7.30 (NSW)

(CC, Repeat, Exempt)State based current affairs. Quentin Dempster examines the local issues concerning New South Wales.

ABC1 NT01:00PM 7.30 (NT)

(CC, Repeat, Exempt)Territory based current affairs. Laetitia Lemke examines the local issues concerning the Northern Territory.

ABC1 QLD01:00PM 7.30 (QLD)


State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

ABC1 SA01:00PM 7.30 (SA)

(CC, Repeat, Exempt)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.

ABC1 TAS01:00PM 7.30 (TAS)

(CC, Repeat, Exempt)State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.

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ABC1 VIC01:00PM 7.30 (VIC)

(CC, Repeat, Exempt)State based current affairs. Josie Taylor examines the local issues concerning Victoria.

ABC1 WA01:00PM 7.30 (WA)


State based current affairs. Eliza Blue examines the local issues concerning Western Australia.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Monday 11 July 2011

Monday,11 July 201104:00AM The Bill: Deadly Consequences(CC, Repeat, M, Adult Themes, Drug Use)

05:00AM Art Nation(CC, Repeat)

05:30AM The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)

06:00AM ABC News Breakfast(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

09:00AM ABC News(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

09:30AM Business Today(CC, Premiere)

10:00AM Architects Of Change: Growth The Green Way(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00AM Landline(CC, Repeat, Exempt)

12:00PM Midday Report(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

12:30PM Monarch Of The Glen(CC, Repeat, G)

01:30PM Cheese Slices: Seasonal Cheeses Of The Alps(CC, Repeat, G)

02:00PM Jeeves And Wooster(CC, Repeat, PG)

03:05PM Play School: Shoes And Socks: Monday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Chuggington: Clunky Wilson(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: Nanny Plum's Lesson(CC, Repeat, G)

04:00PM The Mr Men Show: Reptiles(CC, Repeat, G)

04:10PM Gawayn: The Way We Used To Be: Part 1(CC, Repeat, G)

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04:25PM Mona The Vampire: The Baby Charmer/ Monster Trash(CC, Premiere)

04:50PM Potatoes And Dragons: Elementary, My Dear Dragon(Repeat, G)

05:00PM The Wannabes: Tough Cookies(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Clang Invasion: Close Encounters Of The Love Kind/Completely Lost In Space(CC, Repeat, G)

05:50PM BTN Daily(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

06:00PM Time Team: Colworth(CC, Repeat, G)The Team are invited to investigate a Bedfordshire field by a group of amateur archaeologists who have found countless pieces of Roman pottery, coins and building material over the years.

06:50PM Minuscule: Narcissus(Repeat, G)A combination of 3D characters and live footage, with no commentary or dialogue, these shorts offer a bird's eye view of an insect's day-to-day existence.


07:30PM 7.30(CC, Premiere, Exempt)The ABC's national flagship current affairs program led by two of Australia's most respected journalists - Leigh Sales and Chris Uhlmann.

08:00PM Australian Story(CC, Premiere, Exempt)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

08:30PM Four Corners(Premiere, Exempt)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

09:15PM Media Watch(CC, Premiere)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

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09:35PM Q&A(CC, Premiere)Live, interactive and unpredictable - Tony Jones brings together a panel of politicians and prominent Australians to answer your questions.

10:30PM Lateline(CC, Premiere, Exempt)A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international news and events.

11:05PM Lateline Business(CC, Repeat, Exempt)The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead.

11:35PM Brideshead Revisited: Home And Abroad(CC, Repeat, G)Charles is invited to Brideshead, and then to Venice by his friend Sebastian Flyte. CAST: Anthony Andrews, Jeremy Irons

12:30AM The Clinic(CC, Repeat)Drama following life in a busy medical practice which provides everything from homeopathy and counselling to physiotherapy and plastic surgery. CAST: Aisling O'Sullivan

01:30AM The Suicide Tourist(CC, Repeat, M)Craig Ewert was a terminally ill patient who opted for an assisted suicide in 2006. His final four days were recorded and made into a documentary about terminal illnesses and assisted suicide.

02:25AM Once A Soldier: Soldiering On(CC, Repeat, G)In April 2006, the Royal Hospital Chelsea opened its doors to the cameras for the first time for this intimate portrait of the Chelsea Pensioners.

03:00AM Bowls: Moama International Tri Series 2011: Australia Vs England: Women's Singles(Repeat)Coverage of the Bowls International Tri Series between Australia, England and Scotland from Moama in regional Victoria.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Tuesday 12 July 2011

Tuesday,12 July 201104:00AM The Bill: Walk On My Grave(CC, Repeat, M, Drug Use, Violence)

05:00AM First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne: Summer Special(CC, Repeat, G)




10:00AM Architects Of Change: Nothing Is Lost(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Premiere)


12:30PM Time Team: Wickenby-Lincoln(CC, Repeat, G)

01:35PM Meerkat Manor: The Art Of Leadership(CC, Repeat, G)

02:00PM Jeeves And Wooster(CC, Repeat, G) Final

03:00PM Play School: Shoes And Socks: Tuesday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Chuggington: Koko And The Tunnel(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: Mrs Witch(CC, Repeat, G)

04:00PM The Mr Men Show: Hats(CC, Repeat, G)

04:10PM Gawayn: The Way We Used To Be: Part 2(CC, Repeat, G) Final

04:25PM Mona The Vampire: Granite Goliath/ Intergalactic Space Campers(CC, Premiere)

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04:50PM Potatoes And Dragons: An Elf In The Hand(Repeat, G)

05:00PM The Wannabes: Mall Beasts(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Clang Invasion: The Big Dance /Lemur Come Back To Me(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Time Team: Looe Island(CC, Repeat, G)Legend says that tiny Looe Island in Cornwall was once visited by Jesus Christ. Could it be one of the earliest Christian sites in the country?

06:50PM Minuscule: Lettuce(Repeat, G)A combination of 3D characters and live footage, with no commentary or dialogue, these shorts offer a bird's eye view of an insect's day-to-day existence.



08:00PM Foreign Correspondent(CC, Premiere, Exempt)Mark Corcoran presents stories from the ABC's international correspondents.

08:30PM The Young Ones: The Science Of The Young Ones(CC, Premiere) FinalThis final episode explores the science behind the series and puts the idea that we have control over how we age to the test.

09:25PM Angry Boys(CC, Repeat)Daniel enlists the help of black Daniel to find Nathan, Tim turns on his controlling mother Jen, and the Mucca Mad Boys attempt to cheer up Blake after Kareena leaves him. CAST: Chris Lilley

09:55PM Jennifer Byrne Presents: Fantasy(CC, Premiere, G)Fantasy is the biggest selling form of fiction in the world. Jennifer Byrne brings together four of the biggest writers in the field to talk about the mythic dimensions of the genre.

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11:30PM Four Corners(Repeat, Exempt)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

12:15AM Media Watch(CC, Repeat)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

12:30AM The Young Ones: The Science Of The Young Ones(CC, Repeat) FinalThis final episode explores the science behind the series and puts the idea that we have control over how we age to the test.

01:20AM Sisters(CC, Repeat, M)A powerful story of a young, strong-willed naive Australian girl, Helena, wanting to 'do good' but learning the limitations of what is possible in one of the poorest and grubbiest cities on earth, Calcutta.

02:00AM Songs Of Praise: Advent No 1(CC, Repeat, G)Aled Jones marks the beginning of the Advent countdown to Christmas with a visit to Hexham Abbey. Traditional Advent hymns are sung by members of Royal School of Church Music.

02:25AM Once A Soldier: Ladies In Waiting(CC, Repeat, G)In April 2006, the Royal Hospital Chelsea opened its doors to the cameras for the first time for this intimate portrait of the Chelsea Pensioners.

03:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Repeat)Presents the best public talks, debates and lectures from Australia and around the world.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Wednesday 13 July 2011

Wednesday,13 July 201104:00AM The Bill: Ultimatum(CC, Repeat, M)

05:00AM Talking Heads: Sir Richard Branson(CC, Repeat, G)





10:00AM Architects Of Change: Spreading Hope(CC, Repeat, PG)

11:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Premiere)


12:30PM National Press Club Address(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

01:30PM Everest ER(CC, Repeat, G)

02:00PM Poirot: The Adventure Of The Clapham Cook(CC, Repeat, PG)

03:05PM Play School: Shoes And Socks: Wednesday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Chuggington: Braking Brewster(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: Elf Joke Day(CC, Repeat, G)

04:00PM The Mr Men Show: Robots(CC, Repeat, G)

04:10PM A Kind Of Magic: Memory Gaps(CC, Repeat, G)

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04:35PM Mona The Vampire: Potato Fish Creepers/ It's All Relative(CC, Premiere)

05:00PM The Wannabes: Earth Day(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Clang Invasion: Ace Up His Sleeve/ The Fright Stuff(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Time Team: Lincoln's Inn(CC, Repeat, G)The Team visits Lincoln's Inn, London where they have been asked to investigate the remains of a 13th-century palace that belonged to Henry III's Lord Chancellor.

06:50PM Minuscule: A Snail's Dream(Repeat, G)A combination of 3D characters and live footage, with no commentary or dialogue, these shorts offer a bird's eye view of an insect's day-to-day existence.



08:00PM The New Inventors(CC, Premiere)New inventions include a tool that measures the thickness of the wood for making violins; a new and innovative approach to protecting the perimeter of restricted premises; a more reliable method to judge boxing.

08:30PM Spicks And Specks(CC, Premiere)The world of music exposed like never before. Comedian Adam Hills leads two teams through different rounds of music-related riddles and games.

09:00PM Angry Boys(CC, Premiere)After being secretly photographed S.mouse is vilified for becoming fat. Talib ends up in the isolation unit, while Daniel and Nathan provide the entertainment at Kerry and Steve's wedding. CAST: Chris Lilley

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09:30PM Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable: Manipulation(CC, Premiere, PG)Lawrence presents a user's guide to how we are manipulated, persuaded and deceived without us knowing it. This episode features liars, cheats, poker players, and at long last reveals the truth about Joe the Cameraman.

10:00PM At The Movies(CC, Premiere)Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.



11:30PM Wild China: Heart Of The Dragon(CC, Repeat, G)For the first time in a century, China is opening up to the world. This six-part series gains unprecedented access into a most enigmatic of countries, to reveal a land of astonishing complexity.

12:25AM The Late Edwina Black(CC, Repeat, B&W, PG)A mean woman who rules her household with cruel force suddenly falls ill and dies. When the post-mortem reveals that she was poisoned, members of the household become suspects. CAST: David Farrar DIR: Maurice Elvey (1951)

01:40AM Teenage Kicks: Sorry(CC, Repeat, PG)The kids tell Vernon he's been a rubbish dad in the past so he sets about putting things right. He 'sorts out' an old school bully, buys a dog and sells them on a dream summer holiday. CAST: Adrian Edmondson, Laura Aikman

02:00AM Teenage Kicks: Health(CC, Repeat, PG)Vernon goes to a rave and ends up in hospital. Medical check-up results tell him he's got 17 years to live! Milly doesn't want to look after an invalid dad so puts him on a health and fitness regime. CAST: Adrian Edmondson

02:25AM Once A Soldier: Not Forgotten(CC, Repeat, G)In April 2006, the Royal Hospital Chelsea opened its doors to the cameras for the first time for this intimate portrait of the Chelsea Pensioners.

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03:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Repeat)Presents the best public talks, debates and lectures from Australia and around the world.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Thursday 14 July 2011

Thursday,14 July 201104:00AM The Bill: Intervention(CC, Repeat, M, Drug Use, Violence)

04:55AM National Press Club Address(CC, Repeat, Exempt)




10:00AM Architects Of Change: The Right To Be Healthy(CC, Repeat, PG)

11:00AM The Lost World Of Communism: The Kingdom Of Forgetting(CC, Repeat, PG)


12:30PM Little Dorrit(CC, Repeat, PG)

01:25PM Lead Balloon: Idiot(CC, Repeat, PG)

02:00PM Poirot: The Adventure Of Johnny Waverly(CC, Repeat, PG)

03:00PM Play School: Shoes And Socks: Thursday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Chuggington: Hodge And The Magnet(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: The King's New Clothes(CC, Repeat, G)

04:00PM The Mr Men Show: Parties(CC, Repeat, G)

04:10PM A Kind Of Magic: Meet The Parents(CC, Repeat, G)

04:35PM Mona The Vampire: The Black Hole/ Waxing Nostalgic(CC, Premiere)

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05:00PM The Wannabes: All About Drew(CC, Repeat, G)

05:30PM Clang Invasion: Two Dads Are Better Than One/ Polar Bear Express(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Time Team: Warboys, The Fens(CC, Repeat, G)Time Team visits the cold and windswept Chapel Head, in the Cambridgeshire Fens, to see if a medieval chapel did once stand there.

06:50PM Minuscule: Sleeping In(Repeat, G)A combination of 3D characters and live footage, with no commentary or dialogue, these shorts offer a bird's eye view of an insect's day-to-day existence.



08:00PM Catalyst(CC, Premiere)A confronting treatment for tummy superbugs; rediscovering native livestock; can you comprehend your canine?; problem-solving elephants; the key to security - prime numbers.

08:30PM Crownies(CC, Premiere, M, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Sexual References, Violence)Follows five young solicitors working for the Department of Public Prosecutions as they face the pressures and madness of modern single life. CAST: Todd Lasance, Ella Scott Lynch, Andrea Demetriates, Indiana Evans



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11:25PM Live From Abbey Road: Brian Wilson, Martha Wainwright, Teddy Thompson(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language) FinalThe most renowned recording studio on the planet invites you through its famous doors to see A-list music-makers and Grammy-winning artists. This episode features Brian Wilson, Martha Wainwright, and Teddy Thompson.

12:15AM Beyond Our Ken(CC, Repeat, M, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Sexual References)It is described in the media as a 'secretive cult' and its leader as a 'seedy conman'. For 25 years Kenja has fought all negativity. Ken Dyers and Jan Hamilton allow unprecedented access to the 'spiritual evolvement centre'.

01:55AM Dolphin Murders(CC, Repeat, PG)When dead dolphins are washed up on a remote Scottish coastline and also in Virginia, USA, investigations are launched. When a suspect is finally found, the truth is so shocking that no-one wants to believe it.

02:45AM Once A Soldier: Changing The Guard(CC, Repeat, G) FinalIn April 2006, the Royal Hospital Chelsea opened its doors to the cameras for the first time for this intimate portrait of the Chelsea Pensioners.

03:15AM To The Manor Bowen: Builders(CC, Repeat, M, The following program contains coarse language.)Disaster strikes when Jackie takes a break in London, leaving Laurence in charge of renovations, however they kiss and make up in time to spend their 18th wedding anniversary at the London Ritz Hotel.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Friday 15 July 2011

Friday,15 July 201104:00AM The Bill: Solace(CC, Repeat, M)

05:00AM Can We Help?(CC, Repeat, G)





10:00AM Architects Of Change: The Traditional And The New(CC, Repeat, G) Final

11:00AM Catalyst(CC, Repeat)

11:30AM One Plus One(CC, Premiere, Exempt)


12:30PM Midsomer Murders: The Electric Vendetta(CC, Repeat)

02:10PM World's Greenest Homes(CC, Repeat, G)

03:00PM Play School: Shoes And Socks: Friday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Chuggington: Koko And The Squirrels(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: Elf School(CC, Repeat, G)

04:00PM The Mr Men Show: Up And Down(CC, Repeat, G)

04:10PM A Kind Of Magic: Trust(CC, Repeat, G)

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04:35PM Mona The Vampire: Lil' Freddy Frosty/ Attack Of The Bratty Vamp Pack(CC, Premiere)

05:00PM The Wannabes: She Drives Me Crazy(CC, Repeat, G)

05:30PM Clang Invasion: Hail To The Chief/ With Friends Like These(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Time Team: Ulnaby, County Durham(CC, Repeat, G)Time Team sets out to unearth the secrets of the deserted medieval village of Ulnaby in Durham.

06:50PM Minuscule: A Gust Of Wind(Repeat, G)A combination of 3D characters and live footage, with no commentary or dialogue, these shorts offer a bird's eye view of an insect's day-to-day existence.


07:30PM 7.30(CC, Premiere)A state-based edition of 7.30 presented locally and featuring coverage of local issues (see other states).

08:00PM Collectors: Boomerang(CC, Premiere)Robert Croll is not only a collector of boomerangs, but makes and throws them; Warren Joel has been having a love affair with Art Deco figures for 30 years; and Robert Rosen is passionate about rabbits.

08:30PM Silent Witness: A Guilty Mind: Part 1(CC, Premiere)When the team investigate three suspicious deaths in one night on the same ward, it looks like hospital staff may be behind their murders. CAST: William Gaminara, Tom Ward, Emilia Fox

09:30PM Hustle(CC, Premiere)After a close brush with the law in Australia, Mickey Brick is back and looking for a new crew! With the credit crunch, Mickey is keen to target the greedy few who are getting rich from others’ losses. CAST: Adrian Lester

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11:10PM Beautiful People: How I Got My Nose(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language, Sex References)Simon knows he is good looking, but when his boyfriend Sacha comments on his broken nose all he can think of is his childhood nemesis Imelda, an eventful school musical and horror films. CAST: Samuel Barnett

11:45PM rage(Premiere, M)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other:ABC1 ACT07:30PM 7.30 (ACT)

(CC, Exempt)

ABC1 NSW07:30PM 7.30 (NSW)

(CC, Exempt)State based current affairs. Quentin Dempster examines the local issues concerning New South Wales.

ABC1 NT07:30PM 7.30 (NT)

(CC, Exempt)Territory based current affairs. Laetitia Lemke examines the local issues concerning the Northern Territory.

ABC1 QLD07:30PM 7.30 (QLD)

(CC, Exempt)

State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

ABC1 SA07:30PM 7.30 (SA)

(CC, Exempt)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.

ABC1 TAS07:30PM 7.30 (TAS)

(CC, Exempt)State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.

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ABC1 VIC07:30PM 7.30 (VIC)

(CC, Exempt)State based current affairs. Josie Taylor examines the local issues concerning Victoria.

ABC1 WA07:30PM 7.30 (WA)

(CC, Exempt)

State based current affairs. Eliza Blue examines the local issues concerning Western Australia.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 29Saturday 16 July 2011

Saturday,16 July 201104:00AM rage(Premiere, M)

05:00AM rage(Premiere, PG)



10:00AM rage Guest Programmer: Martin Solveig(Premiere, PG)

11:00AM Big Chef Takes On Little Chef(CC, Repeat, G)

12:00PM Collectors: Boomerang(CC, Repeat)

12:30PM Australian Story(CC, Repeat, Exempt)

01:00PM Foreign Correspondent(CC, Repeat, Exempt)

01:30PM Two In The Top End(CC, Repeat, PG)

02:00PM Sport: See Local Guides

05:00PM Bowls: Moama International Tri Series 2011: Scotland Vs England: Mixed Triples(Premiere)

06:00PM James Martin's Champagne(CC, Repeat, G)James is off the beaten track in Aix en Othe, where he and English chef Lawrence Keogh are just in time to catch the local early morning market. They are looking for fresh guinea fowl.

06:30PM Gardening Australia(CC, Premiere, G)Sophie Thomson shows how to keep your kids gardening in winter; Stephen Ryan visits Gwen Ford to explore her iconic Australian garden; Angus Stewart explains how to pick plants that will thrive around swimming pools.


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07:30PM Kingdom(CC, Premiere)Peter's new client wants a divorce straight away after finding out her husband is a cross dresser. He, on the other hand, wants to stay married. CAST: Stephen Fry

08:25PM New Tricks: Fresh Starts(CC, Repeat, PG)The UCOS team exhumes the body of car crash victim Victoria Fleeting after her husband David claims to have seen her at a local playground 18 months after her death. CAST: Catherine Kanter, Samuel West

09:20PM Outcasts(CC, Premiere) FinalA new deadly virus hits Carpathia and Tate and Stella suspect it is the sinister host force answering their attempts at communication. Julius Berger reveals a devastating secret about Fleur. CAST: Liam Cunningham

10:20PM The Graham Norton Show(CC, Repeat) FinalGraham Norton presents his unique celebrity chat show focusing on the people, trends, stories and pop culture that interest him most, featuring trademark Norton comedy monologues and celebrity chat.

11:10PM Doctor Who: The Poison Sky(CC, Repeat, PG)As the Sontarans choke the Earth, the Doctor battles to keep both Martha and Donna alive. CAST: Freema Agyeman, Catherine Tate

11:55PM rage Guest Programmer: Martin Solveig(Premiere, M)French electronic music DJ and producer Martin Solveig guest programs rage.

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Other:

ABC1 NSW & ACT02:00PM Treks In A Wild World: Trekking In Gabon

(CC, Repeat, G, The information in this program was correct at the time of production. Travellers should confirm current travel advisories and related matters prior to travel. )

Holly Morris heads to Lope National Park, Gabon, where she treks in search of mandrills. Lope is the only place in the world where there is a realistic chance of seeing these elusive, brightly coloured animals in the wild.

02:25PM Space Odyssey(Repeat, G)

This four-part series takes you on the ultimate space flight. Follow five astronauts to the new frontiers that make up our solar system and experience the spectacle, and the dangers they face when landing on neighbouring planets.

03:00PM Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2011(Live)Coverage of the NSW Rugby Union Shute Shield.

ABC1 QLD02:00PM Rugby League: QLD Cup 2011

(Live)Coverage of the Queensland Cup Rugby League.

04:00PM Treks In A Wild World: Trekking In Gabon(CC, Repeat, G, The information in this program was correct at the time of production. Travellers should confirm current travel advisories and related matters prior to travel. )Holly Morris heads to Lope National Park, Gabon, where she treks in search of mandrills. Lope is the only place in the world where there is a realistic chance of seeing these elusive, brightly coloured animals in the wild.

04:25PM Space Odyssey(Repeat, G)This four-part series takes you on the ultimate space flight. Follow five astronauts to the new frontiers that make up our solar system and experience the spectacle, and the dangers they face when landing on neighbouring planets.

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ABC1 SA & NT02:00PM The SANFL: Central District Vs West Adelaide

(Live)Central District Vs West Adelaide

ABC1 TAS01:00PM AFL Tasmania: State League 2011

(Live)Coverage of the AFL Tasmania State League.



ABC1 VIC01:00PM VFL Football 2011: Geelong Vs Coburg

(Live)

Geelong Vs Coburg



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ABC1 WA02:00PM WAFL Live League Football 2011: East Perth Vs Perth

(Live)Coverage of the Western Australian Football League.

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