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

Mountain Gorilla: Safe In Our Hands.............................................................................................................................................3

Inspector George Gently: Gently Evil.............................................................................................................................................4

Time Team.....................................................................................................................................................................................5

The Young Ones.............................................................................................................................................................................6

QI: Espionage.................................................................................................................................................................................7

Artscape: Annie Liebovitz In Conversation With Virginia Trioli......................................................................................................8

Angry Boys.....................................................................................................................................................................................9

Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable: Ghosts......................................................................................................................................10

On Trial.........................................................................................................................................................................................11

Baker Boys: Inside The Surge.......................................................................................................................................................12

Taggart: Fallen Angels..................................................................................................................................................................13

Hustle........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Gardening Australia.....................................................................................................................................................................15

Kingdom.......................................................................................................................................................................................16

Outcasts.......................................................................................................................................................................................17

Watch Out For..................................................................................................................................................................................18

Robin Hood: Total Eclipse.............................................................................................................................................................18

The New Inventors.......................................................................................................................................................................19

The New Inventors.......................................................................................................................................................................19

Catalyst........................................................................................................................................................................................ 20

Amendments....................................................................................................................................................................................21

Program Guide.................................................................................................................................................................................32

Sunday,19 June 2011...................................................................................................................................................................32

Monday,20 June 2011..................................................................................................................................................................37

Tuesday,21 June 2011..................................................................................................................................................................40

Wednesday,22 June 2011............................................................................................................................................................43

Thursday,23 June 2011................................................................................................................................................................46

Friday,24 June 2011.....................................................................................................................................................................49

Saturday,25 June 2011.................................................................................................................................................................54

Marketing Contacts..........................................................................................................................................................................58

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26 Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

07:30PM

Mountain Gorilla: Safe In Our HandsSunday,19 June 2011 Final

In this final episode meet the youngest and most vulnerable of the mountain gorilla population, including the two orphans whose mothers were callously murdered in execution-style killings: the young female battling with new emotions, and the new gorilla king struggling to keep hold of the group he fought so hard to win.

Discover how they cope in this exploration of what the future holds for the mountain gorillas.

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

PRODUCTION DETAILSA BBC Production. Producers: Rosie Gloyns and Scott Alexander; Series Producer: Nigel Pope; Executive Producer: Sara Ford.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACTTori Pree on (08) 9220 2840 / 0415 031 013 or [email protected] images please visit http://abc.net.au/tvpublicity


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Sunday

08:30PM

Inspector George Gently: Gently EvilSunday,19 June 2011 New Series

Martin Shaw returns for series three as the classic unsung hero detective in Inspector George Gently, with two feature-length films written by Peter Flannery (The Devil's Whore, Our Friends In The North) and Jimmy Gardner (The Cops, This Life).

With his sidekick, the un-pc and undisciplined Detective Sergeant John Bacchus (Lee Ingleby), they make the perfect police partnership.

In episode one Gently Evil, a young woman is found murdered in a sleepy coastal village and Inspector George Gently (Martin Shaw) and Sergeant John Bacchus find themselves investigating a family with unimaginable secrets.

Initially it appears that the woman's estranged husband Alan Charlton (Daniel Cassey), and father of their enigmatic daughter Agnes (Natalie Garner), is responsible for the killing - but then suspicion turns to the child's uncle Darren Paige (Shaun Dooley).

With their work already cut out for them, the investigation is seriously damaged when rogue reporter Max Osgood (Paul Kaye), desperate to get an exclusive story on the family, poses as a child care advocate to get access to the child's grandmother.

Meanwhile, Bacchus is having marriage problems and becomes jealous when he realises how close Gently has become to his wife Lisa (Melanie Clark Pullen) and toddler Leigh-Ann.

But as Gently and Bacchus investigate further into the disturbed family they discover a far more alarming truth.


PRODUCTION DETAILSWritten by Peter Flannery. Director: Daniel O'Hara. Produced by Company Pictures for BBC.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACTTori Pree on (08) 9220 2840 / 0415 031 013 or [email protected] images please visit http://abc.net.au/tvpublicity


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Monday

06:00PM

Time TeamMonday,20 June 2011 New Episodes

Episode Eleven - The quiet village of Litlington in Cambridgeshire gets the full Time Team treatment as Tony Robinson and the digging team hunt for the missing remains of one of Britain's biggest Roman villas.

Episode Twelve - Tony Robinson and the team descend upon a remote Herefordshire hill to investigate one of the biggest prehistoric sites ever featured on Time Team.

Episode Thirteen - The year is 1825. Antiquarian and polymath Edmund Tyrell Artis is exploring Roman sites in Cambridgeshire when he comes across some well preserved buildings in a wood surrounded by evidence of ironworking. Intrigued, Artis makes a plan and proceeds to get permission from the Duke of Bedford to investigate the site. Artis claims to have found Roman statues, buildings and even burials. Artis declares the site a 'Temple to Diana' and publishes a series of drawings and a map... but no report was ever published and over time the site was lost...


PRODUCTION DETAILSAssociate Producer: Tony Robinson; Executive Producer: Philip Clarke; Series Producer: Tim Taylor.


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Tuesday

08:30PM

The Young OnesTuesday,21 June 2011

What if it were possible to turn back time? Could it be that we all have the power to think ourselves young again? That's the extraordinary claim of an experiment first conducted 30 years ago which the BBC is now re-staging.

Six well loved celebrities in their 70s and 80s - Liz Smith, Lionel Blair, Dickie Bird, Sylvia Syms, Derek Jameson and Kenneth Kendall - have agreed to spend one week living as though it were their heyday, 1975, to see if re-living your youth can make you young again.

Their country retreat has been lovingly restored to be an authentic 1970s home, but it's not just the house that's had a '70s makeover. The celebrities will be wearing the clothes of the 1970s, they'll be cooking the favourite dishes of the time and their pastimes will include 70s TV, 70s video games and favourite LPs from the decade. Overseeing the experiment will be the BBC's man of science, Dr Michael Mosley, and Harvard Professor Ellen Langer, who conducted the original experiment.

In episode two, each of the celebrity volunteers must come face to face with the lives they led in their heyday and take back control of their lives. For Dickie a trip to Lord's cricket ground brings the man he used to be back to life while Liz takes up painting again.


PRODUCTION DETAILSWall to Wall Productions


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Tuesday

09:25PM

QI: EspionageTuesday,21 June 2011

Welcome to QI Spy, where tonight's code word is Espionage. Joining QI master Stephen Fry are undercover man Clive Anderson, Counterintelligence Operative Vic Reeves, Special Agent Jo Brand and spy in the ointment Alan Davies.

The panellists all have spy-themed buzzers and Stephen Fry kicks off the show with the first question - do you know how to beat a lie detector?


PRODUCTION DETAILSA Quite Interesting talkback THAMES production.


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Tuesday

09:55PM

Artscape: Annie Liebovitz In Conversation With Virginia TrioliTuesday,21 June 2011

In Conversation with Virginia Trioli features revealing, in-depth interviews with icons of the arts.

In this week's revealing interview, Trioli chats with world renowned photographer and chronicler of our times, Annie Leibovitz. Through Leibovitz's iconic imagery, the program tracks her incredible journey, from her beginnings as an art student in San Francisco during the 1960s, through her lifelong partnership with the acclaimed intellectual and writer Susan Sontag, right through to her status today as one of the most sought after celebrity portrait photographers.

Trioli discovers that Leibovitz has certainly seen and documented it all - from the Vietnam War, to touring with the Rolling Stones, to taking the last ever image of John Lennon just hours before his murder, to more recent world changing events like the fall of the Twin Towers and the first term of the Obama administration.

Featuring many iconic Leibovitz images taken over the last 50 years, this program presents an incredible snapshot revealing both the private and public life and work of Annie Leibovitz.


PRODUCTION DETAILSArtscape: In Conversation With is produced by ABC TV. Head of Arts and Entertainment:Amanda Duthie; Executive Producer Arts and Entertainment: Tarni James.


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Wednesday

09:00PM

Angry BoysWednesday,22 June 2011

Please note that the information contained in this highlight is embargoed until Monday June 13th.

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

When Daniel continually uses the word 'fag', his mother forces him to spend the day with a gay teenager from Dunt. S.mouse fulfils his community service by performing his new songs to an unimpressed audience at an elementary school. After Tim Okazaki is diagnosed with depression, Jen tries to lessen his workload by taking over some of his duties including voicing a Gaystyle animated cartoon series featuring Tim.


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: GhostsWednesday,22 June 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's investigation into the spirit world takes him on a thrill ride filled with spooky castles, Scottish ghost hunters, séances, spontaneous vomit and Patrick Swayze. But will he find a ghost?


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


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Thursday

08:30PM

On TrialThursday,23 June 2011

*Please note: An appeal of the Evans trial is pending, due to be heard on May 24, 2011. If the Court of Appeal orders a re-trial, the ABC may exercise its discretion not to broadcast Episodes 3 and 4 of the series in Western Australia and publishers should seek independent advice regarding publication of the trial details.

The murder trial into the brutal killing of Alana Dakin continues and the defence case begins. Will they convince the jury that Anthony Evans was of unsound mind at the time of the murder, or that he was somehow provoked?

Prominent Melbourne psychiatrist Lester Walton appears as the key witness for the defence and he gives an account of Anthony's history of mental illness. As a result of the pressure he's under, Anthony has a breakdown and the court is suddenly adjourned. The trial resumes after Anthony recovers, then Senior Western Australian psychiatrist Dr Vicki Pascu also gives psychiatric evidence in support of the defence. Cross-examination by the prosecutor Paul Yovich fails to make any real inroads into the defence case. The prosecution then introduces their psychiatric expert Dr Adam Brett, to argue Anthony was completely sane at the time of the murder.

The jury is presented with polarised expert opinions on what constitutes 'mad' or psychotic behaviour. In their closing address, the Crown and the defence then summarise the story to the jury. Judge McKechnie also gives his final address - highly sensitive to the fact that the last trial was appealed due to a number of mistakes made by the previous trial Judge. While the jury is out, the defence and prosecution teams try to second guess what the jurors are thinking. Finally the jury returns, but there’s a twist that takes everyone by surprise.


PRODUCTION DETAILSProduced by Ian Collie and Michael Cordell. Directed by Susan Lambert and Michael Cordell.


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Thursday

09:30PM

Baker Boys: Inside The SurgeThursday,23 June 2011

Veteran combat photographer Jon Steele has returned to Iraq with Baker Company, a select group of Army soldiers who purposely enter an Al Qaeda stronghold on a counterinsurgency mission for the last three months of their tour of duty.

Baker Boys: Inside the Surge is a close-up and honest depiction of what the war looks like from the ground. Steele is the cameraman and narrator who interviews the members of Baker Company both in the war zone and when they return home to the U.S.

The documentary bears witness to the physical and emotional cost paid by American soldiers who, after years of fighting to win the war in Iraq, are now cast into an unfamiliar and unsettling role of winning the peace with non-traditional weapons; talking, trust building, and cash.

Baker Boys: Inside the Surge is extremely powerful. Viewers will be deeply moved by these soldiers and the stories that they tell in their own words.

As the Baker Boys' deployment enters its final month the focus starts to shift from the mission at hand to making it out of Iraq alive.

The Army completes construction of a bridge and hands over the bridge security detail to the Shiite dominated Iraqi Army, the first major test of the Americans’ exit strategy.

Ethnic tensions between Sunni villagers and the Shiite army are high and the Baker Boys wonder whether the progress of the past few months will disappear if centuries-old clashes flare up again.


PRODUCTION DETAILSShot and written by Jon Steele. Point Prod and Gigapix Studios in association with Sandbag Productions.


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Friday

08:30PM

Taggart: Fallen AngelsFriday,24 June 2011

DCI Matt Burke (Alex Norton), DS Jackie Reid (Blythe Duff) and DI Robbie Ross (John Michie) are called out to a block of flats after a uniform PC stumbles upon a deeply shocking scene. Tucked under their sheets, three children are found lying dead in their bedroom, whilst another is fighting for his life. The discovery is more disturbing still when the children's father is found hanged in the bathroom.

Diagnosed as clinically depressed, Pete Ferguson, the children's father, is the primary suspect believed to have killed his children and then himself. However, with no witnesses and surviving child Callum unconscious in hospital, Burke and the team are adamant they will get to the bottom of who is to blame for the horrendous deaths.

Duncan Clark (Davood Ghadmi) reveals from his forensic examinations that Pete's death preceded the children. With Pete eliminated as a suspect, the team must find a new lead to take them to the murderer.

Investigations get underway, but once Callum wakes up from his hospital bed, alongside his devastated mother Louise (Neve McIntosh), the whole story becomes more sinister and takes a sickening twist...

Meanwhile, after years of being a slave to her job, Jackie contemplates her future.


PRODUCTION DETAILSA STV Productions production for ITV.


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Friday

09:20PM

HustleFriday,24 June 2011

The team is low on funds, and needs a new mark. When an acquaintance tells them about Clarissa Bartwell, who makes a living hosting charity events and pocketing a large part of the proceeds, they spring into action.

Clarissa has a passion for fashion. She buys all the latest trends and is desperate to get her hands on the most exclusive designer items, so the gang decides that the way to work this woman is to make her want what she can't have.

With the story of the 'Emperor's New Clothes' as inspiration, a cat-and-mouse game ensues, with Clarissa believing she is hot on the trail of celebrated new designer, Lorde. He's urban, he's cool… he's Billy (Ashley Walters) in disguise. But Clarissa is just desperate to invest in this bright young thing.

For Billy, the stakes are high - this is the first time he's been allowed to play 'on the inside'. So when an old friend threatens to tell the gang more than Billy is willing to reveal unless he gets 20,000 pounds, Billy feels the pressure.

Though Clarissa is primed, Billy has trouble holding it together when he and Danny (Marc Warren) are confronted by her hard-nosed, unsentimental business partner, Reece. If this is the 'Emperor's New Clothes', will Reece be the one to point out that Lorde's designs are worthless? And if that happens, can Danny finally come up with a plan B?


PRODUCTION DETAILSCreated and written by Tony Jordan. Produced by Jolyon Symonds. Executive Producers: Jane Featherstone, Simon Crawford Collins.


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Saturday

06:30PM

Gardening AustraliaSaturday,25 June 2011

Australian opera stars Antoinette Halloran and James Egglestone are passionate gardeners and have created a harmony of a different kind with their beautiful space they have created for their young family.

Leonie Norrington meets one of the Top End's great gardening characters, Waldo the bush poet, and finds out the moving story of his garden while Clarence looks at a group of spectacular plants - the giant lilies.

John Byrne revisits a young family for whom he helped lay out a back yard, to see how further path work and garden beds are progressing.

Jerry shows how he keeps up a continuous supply of greens through the winter and spring.


PRODUCTION DETAILSExecutive Producer: Tim Mitchell


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Saturday

07:30PM

KingdomSaturday,25 June 2011

Stephen Fry stars as Peter Kingdom, a compassionate solicitor whose life is overshadowed by the mysterious disappearance of his brother. Set in Market Shipborough, in the beauty of the Norfolk landscape, the drama focuses on Kingdom's dysfunctional family, the people he works with and the town's residents.

Aeste (Katrine De Candole), a beautiful young woman from Eastern Europe, turns up in distress at the Kingdom and Kingdom reception. Her baby has been stolen and she accuses local farmer, and her previous employer, Jack Thriplow (Steve Pemberton), of taking her child. She begs Peter not to go to the police.

Peter then makes a visit to Jack Thriplow, who turns out to be the father of Aeste's child. He is totally uncooperative and accuses Aeste of leaving him no choice but to take his son because she went to live on the streets. Peter then discovers Aeste is in the UK illegally and there is more to this than meets the eye...


PRODUCTION DETAILSProduced by Parallel Film and Television.


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Saturday

08:30PM

OutcastsSaturday,25 June 2011

Patrick Baxter, (Pak) a Carpathian legend long thought dead, arrives back in Forthaven with a fist full of diamonds and stories of 'bodies' outside the settlement.

Cass and Fleur find themselves in grave danger as they follow Pak into unexplored zones of the planet and learn of his background as one of the first humans to set foot on Carpathia.

Back in Forthaven, President Richard Tate must deal with Julius Berger's growing power base and the appearance of his own dead children.Stella and Jack head off to look for Fleur and Cass and encounter hostile ACs.

Stella is keen to get to the coast and find the secret of life's source.


PRODUCTION DETAILSCreated by Ben Richards. Produced by Radford Neville and directed by Bharat Nalluri. A Kudos Film and Television production for BBC America.


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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26 Watch Out For

Watch Out ForSunday,19 June 2011

05:40PM ABC1 Premiere

Robin Hood: Total EclipseWith new allies and old enemies, Robin Hood returns for a third series full of thrilling adventures as Robin and his gang continue to outwit the dastardly Sheriff and his forces.

It is three months since Marian's untimely death and Robin is a changed man. Tougher, he's sacked his gang since they all returned from the Holy Land. Not only that - he's hell bent on avenging his wife's tragic end.

Her slayer, Guy of Gisborne, is a marked man. But does Gisborne care if he lives or dies? After all he's killed the woman he loved. After his heinous act what's left to save him from a life of evil? Will Robin kill his nemesis or let him live crippled by guilt and remorse?



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Hosted by James O’Loghlin, The New Inventors is curing what ails you with an episode featuring the latest inventions to make us healthier and happier. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: science broadcaster Bernie Hobbs, engineer James Bradfield Moody, and surgeon and inventor Professor Fiona Wood.Inventions featured on the program:

TEKS – by inventor Alan Maynard from SA

Isokinetic exercise uses a specialised apparatus that creates variable resistance to movement, so no matter how much effort you exert, movement continues at a constant speed. This kind of exercise is used to improve muscular strength and endurance, especially after injury. The problem is, the machines required for this are so expensive that they’re usually only found in hospitals and universities, beyond the reach of ordinary physiotherapists.

Teks is a high speed isokinetic training system for both elite athletes and rehab patients. The invention uses a unique hydraulic system that is much cheaper than existing isokinetic systems. Teks also allows for much faster exercise, so both rehabilitation patients and elite athletes can increase the speed and power of their musculature. The system is already being used by athletes in a number of different elite sports.

TRUEFIT – by inventor Collin Anderson from NSW

Fifteen years ago Collin was diagnosed with sleep apnoea. While such a diagnosis would trouble many, Collin felt greatly relieved. He thought that now he knew what was wrong with him there would be a way to treat it. But when he tried the masks commonly used to treat the condition he found them so uncomfortable and annoying, the thought of wearing them the rest of his life drove him into the shed to think of something better.

He spent the next nine years using his engineering skills to realise his vision of a sleep apnoea mask that is tailored to fit the user. TrueFIT is a personally moulded, leak-proof, quiet and comfortable sleep apnoea treatment mask that will stay in place, no matter what position you choose to sleep in.

SELF-FITTED HEARING AID – by inventors Peter Blamey and Daniel Taft from VIC

One in every six Australians suffers from hearing loss, yet 80% of the people who could benefit from a hearing aid don’t have one. A hearing aid comes with the cost of having an audiologist tune it for your own ear, and the initial cost alone is often $10,000.

The Self-Fitted Hearing Aid couples a hearing aid with a unique system of filtering sound, along with newly developed software that allows a user to easily adjust levels to their most optimal level from the comfort of their own home, without the need for expensive audiologist consultations. This technology could make a huge impact in improving the hearing of people who have previously been excluded from easy and affordable access to better hearing.


The New Inventors


Wednesday,22 June 2011

08:00PM

The New Inventors


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Thursday,23 June 2011

08:00PM

CatalystPremenstrual SyndromeFor such a common and frustrating condition, surprisingly little research has been done on premenstrual syndrome. But as Jonica Newby reports, a recent discovery has recognised that the monthly fall in progesterone levels during menstruation are accompanied by a rise in the mood changing hormone - allopregnanolone. The discovery has led to a new way of taming the monthly monster - by the controlled administering of a commonly prescribed antidepressant.

Bamboo ClothingIt's strong, grows up to a metre a day, needs little water and very few pesticides. Because it can sequester more carbon than trees, bamboo is hailed as a green source of fabric, but what happens when you take something strong, durable and hard like bamboo and turn it into something soft that you can wear against your skin? Tanya Ha looks into the green credentials of fashionable bamboo.

Natural User InterfaceMaryanne Demasi immerses herself in computer games with the latest control technology. Using motion tracking, an infra-red camera, a microphone array and facial recognition software, Microsoft's KINECT platform allows users to control the game with body movements even to the point of having your avatar replicate facial expressions. It is just a part of the much bigger picture of how we will be interfacing with our computers in the future.

Professor Chris DickmanFor more than 20 years, Professor Chris Dickman has followed the extraordinary 'boom' and 'bust' cycle that characterises the Simpson Desert. Here, he speaks of some of the challenges facing the plants and animals that inhabit the Simpson's pulsating expanse.

HempThere are two main types of hemp, cannabis indica also known as marijuana, and its close relative, cannabis sativa, or agricultural hemp. Despite the lack of nicknames, throughout history the sativa variety has had a lot more uses than indica.

Canberra GeologyIt is easy to see the underlying geology of Capitol Hill in Canberra by driving around the State Circle as it cuts through the rock around Parliament House. Paul Willis reveals the history of the rocky foundations supporting our centre of government.



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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26 Amendments

Amendments

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(CC)Film Critic Margaret Pomeranz joins - actor and friend of Bill Hunter - Max Cullen to take a look at the Bill's life and work from both a critical and personal point of view.

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(CC, Repeat, G)Three new dance works made specifically for the screen, with three different takes on intimacy and connection and three explorations of the games we play.

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Amend program title to read:9:30pm Baker Boys: Inside The Surge

Insert classification:9:30pm Baker Boys: Inside The Surge

(M*Violence, frequent coarse language)

Thursday, June 09 SA ONLYAmend program to read:7:30pm 7.30: South Australia State Budget Special

(CC)

Friday, June 10Insert classification:11:00am Catalyst

(G)

Delete program:6:00pm Minuscule: Halloween Paranoid

Amend start time to read:6:00pm TBA


Insert program:6:50pm Minuscule: Halloween Paranoid

(Repeat, G)

Insert classification:

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8:30pm Taggart(M*Violence)

Saturday, June 11Amend synopsis to read:6:30pm Gardening Australia

(CC, G)Jane Edmanson follows retired flower grower Frank Baguley into competition at the Chrysanthemum Society of Victoria's Annual Show; Clarence Slockee looks at Australian native herbs and spices; and more!

Saturday, June 11 NSW & ACT ONLYAmend teams to read:3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2011: City Vs Country

(Live)

Sunday, June 12Delete program:1:00pm Jail Birds



Amend start time to read:5:40pm Doctor Who

Insert classification:9:55pm Compass: Sons Of Perdition atalyst

(M*Adult themes, coarse language)

Insert episode title:9:55pm Compass: Sons Of Perdition

Insert ‘final’:1:25am Foyle’s War

(CC, Repeat, M*Violence) Final

Insert program:2:55am Gardening Australia (Fillers)

(Repeat, G)A practical, inspiring and authoritative gardening program that provides ideas and advice for all ages and all Australians.

Monday, June 13Delete ‘TBA’:10:40am TBA

Insert program:10:40am Mexico: Welcome To Mexico

(CC, Repeat, G)This program introduces the varied landscapes and diverse people of Mexico. We visit the small historical town of Taxco, famous for its silver, and meet a family who live there.

Tuesday, June 14Insert classification:

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9:25pm QI(PG)

Tuesday, June 14 QLD ONLYAmend program to read:7:30pm 7.30: Queensland State Budget Special

(CC)

Thursday, June 16Amend start time to read:4:55am National Press Club Address


(G)

Friday, June 17Insert classification:10:00am Noah And Saskia

(G)

Insert classification:11:00am Catalyst

(G)

Amend start time to read:10:20pm Lateline

Amend start time to read:11:00pm Home Time

Amend start time to read:11:35pm rage

Saturday, June 18Insert classification:7:30pm Kingdom

(PG)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26 Amendments

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26Sunday 19 June 2011

Program GuideSunday,19 June 2011

04:00AM rage(Premiere, MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Strong Violence)

05:00AM rage(Premiere, PG)

06:00AM rage(Premiere, G)

06:30AM Waybuloo: Nok Tok Thinks Big(CC, Repeat, G)

06:50AM Pingu: Pingu Teases Pinga(CC, Repeat, G)

06:55AM Bindi: The Jungle Girl: Monkey In The Jungle(CC, Repeat, G)

07:20AM Jane And The Dragon: A Dragon's Tail(Repeat, G)

07:45AM Pink Panther And Pals: Pink Hi Tops/ Land Of The Giants/ Pink Thumb(Repeat, G)

08:10AM Clang Invasion: The Big Dance /Lemur Come Back To Me(CC, Repeat, G)

08:35AM Ruby Gloom: Forget Me Not(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: Llyn Peninsula(CC, Premiere)

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

01:00PM 7.30 (State/Territory)

01:30PM Message Stick: Constructive Mob(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and voices of people who have died)

02:00PM Kalahari Tails(CC, Repeat, G)

03:00PM No Subtitles Necessary: Laszlo And Vilmos(CC, Premiere)

04:25PM The Making Of Collision Course: Smack Down A Big Boy(CC, Repeat, G)

04:30PM The Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Revolutionaries(Premiere)

05:00PM Art Nation(CC, Premiere)

05:30PM Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson: A Running Battle(Repeat, G)

05:40PM Robin Hood: Total Eclipse(CC, Repeat, PG)

06:30PM Dance Academy(CC, Repeat, G)Tara's crush on Ethan threatens her friendship with Kat; Abigail wins a decisive victory; Christian finds himself in police custody and, with nowhere else to go, has to accept his place at the Academy. CAST: Xenia Goodwin

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

07:30PM Mountain Gorilla: Safe In Our Hands(CC, Premiere) FinalMeet the two mountain gorilla orphans whose mothers were callously murdered: the young female battling with new emotions, and the new gorilla king struggling to keep hold of the group he fought so hard to win.

08:25PM ABC News Up-Date(CC, Repeat, Exempt)ABC News Up-Date

(CC, Premiere)

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08:30PM Inspector George Gently: Gently Evil(CC, Premiere, M, Violence, adult themes)When the body of a loose young woman is found murdered Inspector George Gently and Sergeant John Bacchus find themselves investigating a family with unimaginable secrets. CAST: Martin Shaw, Lee Ingleby

10:00PM Compass: Google Baby(CC, Premiere)In the new global baby-making industry, all you need is a credit card and access to the internet. Instructions are on You Tube…

11:00PM Strictly Speaking(CC, Repeat, G)Sibling rivalry takes centre stage as a talkative Year 12 student battles it out with his law student brother and a mining manager with a love of volcanoes.

11:30PM The Street(CC, Repeat, M, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Violence)Nick Calshaw returns to the street after fighting in the war. His face is disfigured from a suicide bomber and he is finding it hard to fit back into normal life as he has a secret that is haunting him. CAST: Jonas Armstrong

12:35AM Order In The House(CC, Premiere)A weekly review of parliamentary proceedings.

01:45AM The Lion Has Wings(CC, Repeat, B&W, G)Using a combination of documentary footage and well-known actors, this film depicts a Germany under the grip of mass-hysteria led by Hitler. CAST: Ralph Richardson DIR: Adrian Brunel, Brian Desmond Hurst, Michael Powell (1939)

03:00AM Air Australia: War In Suits(CC, Repeat, PG) FinalAustralia's airline history is a saga of daring feats, massive blunders, iron-fisted politicians, warring pilots, humble beginnings and mega deals - but best of all, it is a story of remarkable characters and challenges.

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Other:ABC1 ACT01:00PM 7.30 (ACT)

(CC, Exempt)Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.

ABC1 NSW01:00PM 7.30 (NSW)

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

ABC1 NT01:00PM 7.30 (NT)

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

ABC1 QLD01:00PM 7.30 (QLD)

(CC, Exempt)State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

ABC1 SA01:00PM 7.30 (SA)

(CC, Exempt)

State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

ABC1 TAS01:00PM 7.30 (TAS)

(CC, Exempt)

State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.

ABC1 VIC01:00PM 7.30 (VIC)

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

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ABC1 WA01:00PM 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 26Monday 20 June 2011

Monday,20 June 201104:00AM The Bill: New Beginnings(CC, Repeat, M, Violence)

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, Exempt)

10:00AM Backyard Science(CC, Repeat)

10:25AM Atoms Alive: Recombinant DNA(CC, Repeat, G)

10:40AM Mexico: Changing Environments(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(CC, Repeat, G)

02:00PM Parliament Question Time: The Senate(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

03:05PM Play School: Fingers And Toes: Monday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Olivia: Olivia Measures Up(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Grandpa In My Pocket: Nothing Stops Grandpa(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Castle Spa(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM Mona The Vampire: Hex Of A Dancer/ The Two Magicians(CC, Premiere, G)

04:50PM Bernard: Golf(Repeat, G)

04:55PM Young Dracula(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Dance Academy(CC, Repeat, G)

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

06:00PM Time Team(CC, Premiere)The quiet village of Litlington in Cambridgeshire gets the full Time Team treatment as Tony Robinson and the digging team hunt for the missing remains of one of Britain's biggest Roman villas.

06:50PM Minuscule: A Mosquito Day Afternoon(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)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)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

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

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

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 MDA: Departure Lounge: Part Three(CC, Repeat, PG)Concerned that Andrew's hospital commitments are too onerous for him to also serve MDA's needs, Happy recalls Jamie from his holiday. CAST: Vince Colosimo, Shane Bourne, Angie Milliken

12:30AM The Clinic(CC, Premiere)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 Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives(CC, Premiere)The House Of Representatives

02:30AM Bloodlines: The Rioli Family(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)Maurice Rioli was a trailblazer for Indigenous footballers in the 1980s, his nephew Dean played for Essendon more than a decade later, and now, Cyril 'Junior Boy' is thrilling crowds with his natural ability and passion.

03:00AM Bowls: Moama International Tri Series 2011: Australia Vs England: Men's Pairs(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 26Tuesday 21 June 2011

Tuesday,21 June 201104:00AM The Bill: Time Bomb(CC, Repeat, PG)

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





10:00AM Behind The News(CC, Premiere, G)

10:25AM What I Wrote: Katherine Thomson - Wonderlands(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35AM Designers: Plastic Bottle(CC, Repeat, G)

10:50AM Ace Day Jobs: Tourism(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Premiere)


12:30PM Time Team: Harold's Field(CC, Repeat, G)

01:35PM Meerkat Manor: When Flower Met Hannibal(CC, Repeat, G)

02:00PM Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

03:05PM Play School: Fingers And Toes: Tuesday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Olivia: Olivia And The Old West(CC, Repeat, G)

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03:45PM Grandpa In My Pocket: Grandpa's Busy Bee Day(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Knight For Hire(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM Mona The Vampire: Time Shift/ Time Out(CC, Premiere, G)

04:50PM Bernard: Ice Climbing(Repeat, G)




06:00PM Time Team(CC, Premiere)Tony Robinson and the team descend upon a remote Herefordshire hill to investigate one of the biggest prehistoric sites ever featured on Time Team.

06:50PM Minuscule: Leech(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)Mark Corcoran presents stories from the ABC's international correspondents.

08:30PM The Young Ones(CC, Premiere, G)Each of the celebrity volunteers must come face to face with the lives they led in their heyday and take back control of their lives. For Dickie that is a trip to Lord's cricket ground while Liz takes up painting again.

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09:25PM QI: Espionage(CC, Premiere)Welcome to QI Spy, where the code word is Espionage. Joining QI master Stephen Fry are Clive Anderson, Vic Reeves, Jo Brand and Alan Davies.

09:55PM Artscape: Annie Liebovitz In Conversation With Virginia Trioli(CC, Premiere)Virginia Trioli chats with world renowned photographer and chronicler of our times, Annie Leibovitz.



11:30PM Four Corners(CC, 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(CC, Repeat, G)Each of the celebrity volunteers must come face to face with the lives they led in their heyday and take back control of their lives. For Dickie that is a trip to Lord's cricket ground while Liz takes up painting again.

01:20AM Parliament Question Time: The Senate(CC, Premiere)The Senate

02:25AM The Passion Of Gina Sinozich(CC, Repeat, G)Grandmother Gina Sinozich started painting six years ago at the age of 70 when her husband was diagnosed with dementia.

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 26Wednesday 22 June 2011

Wednesday,22 June 201104:00AM The Bill: Keep Her Talking(CC, Repeat, M)

05:00AM Talking Heads: Father Bob Maguire(CC, Repeat, G)





10:00AM For The Juniors: Hot Weather(CC, Repeat, G)

10:15AM Cyberchase: Find Those Gleamers(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35AM Behind The News(CC, Repeat, G)

11:05AM Big Ideas(CC, Premiere)


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

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

02:00PM Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

03:05PM Play School: Fingers And Toes: Wednesday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Olivia: Olivia's Fashion Show(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Grandpa In My Pocket: Captain Dumbletwit's Spaceship Cake(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Cry Me A River(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM Mona The Vampire: Bird Boy/ Flower Power(CC, Premiere, G)

04:50PM Bernard: The Swing(Repeat, G)




06:00PM Time Team(CC, Premiere)It's 1825. Antiquarian and polymath Edmund Tyrell Artis is exploring sites in Cambridgeshire. He claims to have found Roman statues, buildings and burials, but no report was ever published and over time the site was lost...

06:50PM Minuscule: Some Weird Fly(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 high speed isokinetic training system for both elite athletes and rehab patients; a personally moulded, quiet and comfortable sleep apnoea treatment mask; and a self-fitted hearing aid.

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.

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09:00PM Angry Boys(CC, Premiere)Daniel's mum forces him to spend the day with a gay teenager from Dunt; S.mouse performs to an unimpressed audience at a school; Jen tries to help Tim with his depression. CAST: Chris Lilley

09:30PM Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable: Ghosts(CC, Premiere)Lawrence's investigation into the spirit world takes him on a thrill ride filled with spooky castles, Scottish ghost hunters, séances, spontaneous vomit and Patrick Swayze. But will he find a ghost?

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



11:35PM Lizard Kings(CC, Repeat, G)Biologist Professor Eric Pianka takes us to the 'lizarding ground' in Western Australia's uninhabited Great Victoria Desert to track down the Lizard Kings, the largest lizards walking the planet, monitor lizards.

12:30AM Parliament Question Time: The Senate(CC, Premiere)The Senate

01:30AM Innocents In Paris(CC, Repeat, G)A diverse group of English innocents arrive in Paris for the first time. Each has come with different expectations and desires, and sets off to fulfil their dreams. CAST: Alastair Sim, Laurence Harvey DIR: Gordon Parry (1953)

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 26Thursday 23 June 2011

Thursday,23 June 201104:00AM The Bill: Crossing The Line(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language, Violence)

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




10:00AM Real Chinese(CC, Repeat, G)

10:15AM Being French(CC, Repeat, G)

10:50AM Me Voila!: Alice De Bary(Repeat, G)

11:00AM Ancient Megastructures: Istanbul's Hagia Sophia(CC, Repeat, G)


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

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

01:55PM ABC News Up-Date(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

02:00PM Parliament Question Time: The Senate(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

03:05PM Play School: Fingers And Toes: Thursday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Olivia: Olivia Makes A Video(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: The Royal Fairy Picnic(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: The Force Of The Onion(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM Mona The Vampire: Spitting Image/ Fourth Dementia Funhouse(CC, Premiere, G)

04:50PM Bernard: Security Guard(Repeat, G)




06:00PM Time Team: Westminster Abbey(CC, Repeat, G)Tony Robinson and the team investigate their most iconic site so far - Westminster Abbey. The archaeologists have three days to pin down the location of a lost sacristy and uncover the Anglo Saxon origins of the Abbey.

06:50PM Minuscule: On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!(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 surprising new treatment for PMS; how green is bamboo clothing?; interacting with our playmates of the future; boom and bust in the Simpson Desert; and our parliament's shaky foundations.

08:30PM On Trial(CC, Premiere)The murder trial into the brutal killing of Alana Dakin continues and the defence case begins. Part 2.

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09:30PM Baker Boys: Inside The Surge(CC, Premiere, M, Frequent Coarse Language, Violence)Baker Company's deployment enters its final month and the focus starts to shift from the mission at hand to making it out of Iraq alive as the US Army hands security of a newly constructed bridge to the Iraqi Army.



11:30PM Live From Abbey Road: The Subways, Gnarls Barkley, Herbie Hancock(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language)The 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 The Subways, Gnarls Barkley, and Herbie Hancock.

12:20AM Parliament Question Time: The House Of Representatives(CC, Premiere)The House Of Representatives

01:25AM Things To Come(CC, Repeat, B&W, PG)War has hit 'Everytown' and its people are forced to endure many hardships under the new tyrannical leadership, this is until a new race overthrows the regime. CAST: Raymond Massey DIR: William Menzies (1937)

03:15AM Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven: The Journey Ends(CC, Repeat, G) FinalNigel Marven travels to the Canadian tundra in a nine month quest to observe native wildlife.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26Friday 24 June 2011

Friday,24 June 201104:00AM The Bill: Red Tape(CC, Repeat, PG)

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





10:00AM Noah and Saskia: Walsh On Wimmin(CC, Repeat, G)

10:25AM Behind The News Specials: Nature(CC, Repeat, Exempt)

10:40AM Conversations With Australian Artists: Dadang Christanto(CC, Repeat, PG)

11:00AM Catalyst(CC, Repeat)

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


12:30PM Midsomer Murders: Judgement Day(CC, Repeat, M)

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

03:05PM Play School: Fingers And Toes: Friday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Olivia: Olivia Leads A Parade(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom: Gaston The Ladybird(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Home Sweet Home(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM Mona The Vampire: Brainwash Boogie/ Von Kreepsula's Return(CC, Premiere, G)

04:50PM Bernard: The Vending Machine(Repeat, G)


05:25PM Dance Academy(CC, Repeat, G) Final


06:00PM Time Team: The Isle Of Mull(CC, Repeat, G)The team descend on the Isle of Mull to investigate a mysterious set of earthworks in a forest near Tobermory. Could they be the remains of a chapel from the time of St Columba?

06:50PM Minuscule: Ants(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)A state-based edition of 7.30 presented locally and featuring coverage of local issues (see other states).

08:00PM Collectors(CC, Premiere)Clayton Bjelan has been obsessed with Garfield since childhood; the Igras are passionate about brollies; Claudia looks at The Art of Disney's Classic Fairytales; and Ebay's Daniel Feiler visits the set.

08:30PM Taggart: Fallen Angels(CC, Premiere)When three children are found dead in their beds with one fighting for life and their father dead too, it looks like a family tragedy occurred. But then they discover the father died before the children. CAST: Alex Norton

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09:20PM Hustle(CC, Premiere)The team is low on funds and needs a new mark. When they hear about Clarissa Bartwell, who makes a living hosting charity events and pocketing a large part of the proceeds, they spring into action. CAST: Marc Warren


11:00PM Home Time(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language)While Gaynor summons up the courage to run off again, Kelly turns 30. Rather than leave her pal in her time of need, Gaynor mucks in with a budget luxury spa day and a night on the town. CAST: Emma Fryer

11:35PM rage(Premiere, MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Strong Violence)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, Premiere, Exempt)Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.

ABC1 NSW07:30PM 7.30 (NSW)

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

ABC1 NT07:30PM 7.30 (NT)

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

ABC1 QLD07:30PM 7.30 (QLD)

(CC, Premiere, Exempt)State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

ABC1 SA

07:30PM 7.30 (SA)(CC, Premiere, Exempt)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

ABC1 TAS07:30PM 7.30 (TAS)

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

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ABC1 VIC07:30PM 7.30 (VIC)

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

ABC1 WA07:30PM 7.30 (WA)

(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

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

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 26Saturday 25 June 2011

Saturday,25 June 201104:00AM rage(Premiere, MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Strong Violence)

05:00AM rage(Premiere, PG)



10:00AM rage Guest Programmer: Two Door Cinema Club(Premiere, PG)

11:00AM Willie's Chocolate Revolution(CC, Repeat, G)

12:00PM Collectors(CC, Repeat)

12:30PM Australian Story(CC, Repeat)

01:00PM Foreign Correspondent(CC, Repeat)

01:30PM The Trophy Room(CC, Repeat, PG)

02:00PM Sport: See Local Guides

05:00PM Bowls: Moama International Tri Series 2011: Scotland Vs England: Men's Singles(Premiere)

06:00PM Can We Help?(CC, Premiere) FinalIn this final episode enjoy reflecting on some of the most memorable moments from the last six years of production with a selection of fantastic stories and heart-warming reunion moments.

06:30PM Gardening Australia(CC, Premiere, G)Operatic stars and a bush poet share their garden passion, while a young couple's dream back yard takes shape under Josh's careful direction.


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07:30PM Kingdom(CC, Premiere)Peter Kingdom helps a beautiful woman from Eastern Europe when her child is abducted, but the man who took him turns out to be the father and there is more to this than meets the eye. CAST Stephen Fry

08:30PM Outcasts(CC, Premiere)President Richard Tate must deal with rival Julius Berger's growing power base and the appearance of his own dead children. CAST: Liam Cunningham, Hermione Norris

09:30PM Raw Comedy 2011(CC, Premiere)Steal a peek into the future of comedy with the Grand Final of Australia's biggest open mic competition, Raw Comedy.

10:30PM The Graham Norton Show(CC, Repeat)Graham 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.

11:15PM Durham County(CC, Repeat, MA, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Sex Scene, Violence)Ivan turns the tables on Miro by planting evidence in his car and Sadie must cover her tracks when she loses her balance on the job. CAST: Hugh Dillon

12:10AM Doctor Who: The Fires Of Pompeii(CC, Repeat, PG)The Doctor and Donna travel back into ancient history and face their greatest challenge yet. Can established history be changed, or must the Doctor let everyone die? CAST: David Tennant

01:00AM rage Guest Programmer: Two Door Cinema Club(Premiere, MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Strong Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other:

ABC1 NSW & ACT02:00PM Medicine Men Go Wild: World Of Pain

(CC, Repeat, PG)Is it possible to conquer pain without medicine? Intrepid twin doctors Chris and Xand travel to Malaysia, Tibet and India to find out.

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 Medicine Men Go Wild: World Of Pain(CC, Repeat, PG)Is it possible to conquer pain without medicine? Intrepid twin doctors Chris and Xand travel to Malaysia, Tibet and India to find out.

ABC1 SA & NT02:00PM The SANFL: Panthers Vs Eagles

(Live)Panthers Vs Eagles

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