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Index

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

Chris Humfrey's Wild Life...............................................................................................................................................................3

Human Planet: Rivers: Friend And Foe...........................................................................................................................................4

ABC News Breakfast.......................................................................................................................................................................5

My Family's Crazy Gap Year: The Willmotts...................................................................................................................................6

QI: Domesticity...............................................................................................................................................................................7

Spicks And Specks..........................................................................................................................................................................8

The Real King's Speech...................................................................................................................................................................9

Atlantis: The Evidence..................................................................................................................................................................10

Collectors: Monopoly...................................................................................................................................................................11

Doctor Who..................................................................................................................................................................................12

Spooks.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

A Quiet Word With Rob Brydon...................................................................................................................................................14

Watch Out For..................................................................................................................................................................................15

First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne...............................................................................................................................15

The New Inventors.......................................................................................................................................................................16

Hungry Beast................................................................................................................................................................................17

Catalyst........................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Amendments....................................................................................................................................................................................19

Sunday,1 May 2011......................................................................................................................................................................23

Monday,2 May 2011....................................................................................................................................................................26

Tuesday,3 May 2011....................................................................................................................................................................29

Wednesday,4 May 2011...............................................................................................................................................................33

Thursday,5 May 2011...................................................................................................................................................................36

Friday,6 May 2011........................................................................................................................................................................39

Saturday,7 May 2011...................................................................................................................................................................44

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19 Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

06:30PM

Chris Humfrey's Wild LifeSunday,1 May 2011

Meet Chris Humfrey, a zoologist who lives with his young family and their really big dog in an idyllic bush haven in country Victoria. But the Humfreys also share their home with a few other pets - more than 2000 and each one of them needs care and attention 24/7. This isn't your average family home. It's a private zoo where human and animal sagas unfold on a daily basis. Follow Chris in this chaotic, animal-crazy series that captures the drama, the danger, the animal antics and the sheer exhilaration of Chris Humfrey's Wild Life. Every day, a new saga unfolds at the zoo.

Chris's zoo looks after the most secretive owl species in Australia - the Masked Owl. And this season, two of them have become first-time parents. But Chris is worried their inexperience means the owls won't be capable of looking after their young. He's going to have to take over the care of the newborn chicks if they are to survive the next few days. Chris and Nicole audition for two new presenter positions. Each of the candidates will face a rigorous test of their scientific knowledge, as well as their performance skills, plus a few surprises. All the current zoo's staff have their favourite animals, and Adam is passionate about anything that flies. He's brought his two tawny frogmouths, Gonzo and Marbles, back to the zoo for a check-up.

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

PRODUCTION DETAILSA December Films Production for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and ITV Studios Global Entertainment © December Films and Film Victoria.


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Sunday

07:30PM

Human Planet: Rivers: Friend And FoeSunday,1 May 2011

The majority of the world's population live alongside rivers. For these peoples, the waters bring times of plenty and times of great danger and so these communities have to adapt to the ebb and flow of their environment.

In Yunnan, China, people depend on their river so much that they have become known as the 'mountain sculptors.' When more land is needed for farming, the local shaman will check the condition of the moon and then the whole village will combine to dig into the hillside and alter the course of the local river. In a place without mechanised aid it's an awe-inspiring vision of human power.

For many, the waters have a sacred significance. Every year, in the depths of the dry season, the banks of Lake Antogo are lined with thousands of Dogon men. They stand ready to reap a seasonal bounty in one of the last remaining lakes in the region, a bounty preserved for this one occasion by ancient decree. Equipped only with traditional baskets and bare hands they rush into the sacred lake and empty it of fish, a one-off feast for a people whose diet is millet for the rest of the year.


PRODUCTION DETAILSSeries Producer: Dale Templar; Executive Producer: Brian Leith. A BBC/Discovery Channel/France Television co-production.


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Monday

06:00AM

ABC News BreakfastMonday,2 May 2011 New To ABC1ABC News Breakfast hosted by Virginia Trioli and Michael Rowland, is moving from ABC2 to ABC1 on Monday, May 2, 2011. The program will continue to be simulcast live on ABC News 24, and broadcast on ABC1 each weekday morning from 6am-9am AEST.

As part of the move to ABC1, ABC News Breakfast will have some new program segments, including a regular political discussion, 'The Party Line'. The presenters will interview political leaders and news makers, and there will also be more focus on local and regional issues, with the presenters getting out on the road more.

"ABC News Breakfast's move to ABC1 strengthens the network's live news coverage on the main channel, and offers more quality news from the start of the day, and right throughout, with the Midday News, regular news updates during the afternoon, the 7pm News bulletins, and completing the day with 7.30, Lateline and Lateline Business," said Director News, Kate Torney.

The ABC News Breakfast team will continue to provide a lively mix of news and current affairs, with regular sports news and interviews with Paul Kennedy, weather updates with Vanessa O'Hanlon, and the latest political news with correspondent Melissa Clarke in Canberra.

Regular guests and contributors to the program include Waleed Aly, Bruce Guthrie, Barrie Cassidy and Sally Warhaft.

"ABC News Breakfast offers a distinctly different approach to breakfast TV, providing comprehensive coverage of the major stories of the day. The program harnesses the ABC's unrivalled domestic and international resources to offer a credible, and fast-paced national breakfast program that reacts instantly to events as they happen,” said ABC News Breakfast’s Executive Producer, Tim Ayliffe.

The ABC has more people on the ground than any other Australian news organisation, and ABC News Breakfast has already established a reputation for comprehensive coverage of international news. The ABC’s foreign correspondents in places like Washington, London and Jerusalem will continue to keep people up-to-date with what’s happened overnight in their part of the world.ABC News Breakfast will continue to be streamed live each weekday morning at abc.net.au/news and viewers can send in their texts and comments, or join the daily conversation on Facebook and Twitter.The children’s programs that are currently on ABC1 from 6am to 9am will move across to digital channel ABC2.

PRODUCTION DETAILSABC TV Production

http://www.abc.net.au/news

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Tuesday

08:30PM

My Family's Crazy Gap Year: The WillmottsTuesday,3 May 2011 New Series

Six ordinary British families achieve what many dream of - uprooting to travel the globe in search of life-changing experiences.

The first of a series, it captures on camera day to day observations of six families’ travels in exotic and remote corners of the world and explores the psychological underpinnings of the adventures.

Cocooned by wealth and private schooling, John Willmott, 55, and his three children, Cyrus, 12, Emile, 9 and Eliana, 6, have lived a charmed life. But mother Rafia, 33, wants to burst their precious and comfortable bubble, hoping the whole family will learn some valuable lessons.

She seeks out places and people in the Himalayas, the Mongolian steppes and the Papuan rainforest that are untouched by the modern world.

Their epic journey even includes an encounter with the Dalai Lama.


PRODUCTION DETAILSExecutive Producers: Tim Carter and Simon Ford; series produced by James Nutt for Channel 4UK.


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Tuesday

09:30PM

QI: DomesticityTuesday,3 May 2011 Final

Joining QI master Stephen Fry tonight are Phill Jupitus, Jo Brand, Jessica Stevenson and Alan Davies. This week's episode is themed around domesticity and the panellists’ buzzers are all domestic noises.

Stephen Fry kicks off the show by asking the panel to tell him something interesting about dry cleaning - strangely enough it has a connection to spies.


PRODUCTION DETAILSA Quite Interesting talkback THAMES production.


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Wednesday

08:30PM

Spicks And SpecksWednesday,4 May 2011 New Series

Hold on to your hats! Australia's favourite music quiz show returns with a bang on Wednesday 4th May with a jam-packed, extended, one-hour Spicks and Specks Comedy Special.

On the panel, Adam, Myf and Alan will be joined by the dapper Stephen K Amos, king of the miniature keyboard David O'Doherty, the dazzling Kitty Flanagan and 24-carat hip-hop comedian Doc Brown. The boys from Tripod have their way with everyone's favourite segment 'Look What They've Done to Our Song Ma'.

Plus there'll be plenty more fun and games with special guests Dave O'Neil, Pete Helliar, Felicity Ward, Tom Ballard, Adam Rozenbachs, jazzy Brits The Horne Section, plus many more…


PRODUCTION DETAILSExecutive Producer: Tarni James; Series Producer: Marea Markou


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Thursday

08:30PM

The Real King's SpeechThursday,5 May 2011

The BAFTA and Oscar-winning film The King's Speech has brought to the fore the inspiring story of King George VI's struggle to overcome his crippling stammer.

Featuring interviews with former patients of therapist Lionel Logue, The Real King's Speech provides insight into the working relationship between Logue and his royal patient as well as looking at the methods and techniques he employed to 'cure' his patients.

King George VI suffered from a debilitating stutter from the age of 8. It made speaking difficult and speaking in public humiliating.

His stutter, and his inherent shyness, affected his relationship with his father...and almost lost him his bride. It made him want to hide from the world. But as a King this was impossible.

George VI was known as 'The reluctant King'. He inherited his throne only because his brother renounced it. Edward VIII abdicated after only 327 days; George was to spend the rest of his life on the throne and in the public eye. George's accession to the throne came at a time when technology and history collided.

George VI was the first King in an age of mass media: through the air waves he could speak to millions of his people live... and in their own homes.

For the first time in history a King not only needed to look the part but sound it too; he represents his country and defines his country - in times of peace and, for George VI, in times of war. But how would this man, so physically ill-equipped it made people question his ability to be a King, succeed?


PRODUCTION DETAILSExecutive Producer: Philip Armstrong-Dampier; Director: David Barrie; Edit Director: Mark Rossiter; Narrator: Laurence Fox. The Real King's Speech is a 1212 Productions Film for Channel 4.


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Thursday

09:30PM

Atlantis: The EvidenceThursday,5 May 2011

Atlantis: The Evidence uncovers the truth behind the legend and presents compelling new evidence that Plato's story was based on the greatest natural disaster of the ancient world.

In his philosophical dialogues, Timaeus and Critias, Plato writes of an ancient but advanced society of unparalleled wealth that in ‘one grievous day and night’ was ‘swallowed up by the sea and vanished’. Ever since Plato's account, Atlantis has captured people's imagination like no other legendary land. The mystery of its real existence and location has led to dozens of fanciful theories. Now, a growing number of leading scientists agree that Atlantis was more than a figment of Plato's imagination.

Brand new geo-archaeological evidence suggests that Plato's story was inspired by the greatest natural disaster of the ancient world: the eruption of the Thera volcano around 1620 BC. Thera, today also known as Santorini, is an island in the Aegean Sea. At the time of the eruption, it was the trading hub of Europe's first great civilisation - the Minoans. The volcano not only entombed the entire island of Thera but also produced massive tsunamis that flooded nearby Crete.

Featuring interviews with the world's leading experts, this film presents the latest scientific findings on the true scale of the disaster and shows how Thera became the birthplace of the greatest legend of all time.


PRODUCTION DETAILSProducer: Detlef Siebert; Executive Producers: Ailsa Orr and Michael Mosley; Atlantis: The Evidence is a BBC/Discovery Channel/France Télévisions/Pro-Sieben co-production.


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Friday

08:00PM

Collectors: MonopolyFriday,6 May 2011 New Series

Collectors is back! It's their seventh year, and still, passionate collectors step up with collections never seen before. There's no end to them.

Try Monopoly, the board game invented in 1933 by Charles Darrow. Sonia Williams has collected Monopoly for 10 years, and now has 150 sets, all of them different. Her journey began when she spotted an Italian one.

Matthew Reilly is a well known author of thrillers that appeal to teenagers and young adults. He's a best seller and also a die hard collector of sci-fi and action movie memorabilia. His prized bits include a 1.2 metre Han Solo figure (Star Wars) and a rare DeLorean sports sedan from Back to the Future, which he regularly drives.

Ken Wilson, on the other hand, is a relaxed, traditional country collector. He's a dairy farmer, and 10 years ago he gathered up a Coolgardie safe, two cream separators and a milk churn from his father's shed, for old time's sake. He now has 1000-plus objects, all related to milk, all pre-1970 and none of it plastic.

Claudia takes us to the Queensland Museum for a taste of 'Art meets Science'. Frederick Parkhurst Dodd, known as 'the Butterfly Man of Kuranda', collected vast numbers of insects in North Queensland, one of the richest insect precincts on the planet.

Gordon and Adrian are back too, along with all your favourites - the maddening 'Mystery Object', the interactive 'Show and Tell' corner and the weekly auction challenge. If it's collectable, it's bound to be on the show!


PRODUCTION DETAILSExecutive Producer: Colin Grubb; Series Producer: Robert Klein


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Saturday

07:30PM

Doctor WhoSaturday,7 May 2011

The Doctor (Matt Smith) is locked in the perfect prison. Amy (Karen Gillan), Rory (Arthur Darvill) and River Song (Alex Kingston) are being hunted down across America by the FBI.

With the help of new friend and FBI-insider, Canton Everett Delaware the Third, our heroes are reunited to share their discoveries, if not their memories. For the world is occupied by an alien force who control humanity through post-hypnotic suggestion and no one can be trusted.

Aided by President Nixon and Neil Armstrong's foot, the Doctor must mount a revolution to drive out the enemy and rescue the missing little girl. No-one knows why they took her. Or why they have kidnapped Amy Pond...


PRODUCTION DETAILSA BBC production. Executive Producer and Lead Writer Steven Moffat. Executive Producers: Piers Wenger and Beth Willis; Series Producer: Marcus Wilson; Director: Toby Haynes.


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Saturday

08:30PM

SpooksSaturday,7 May 2011

Relations between the CIA and MI5 are stretched after an American drone is hacked in Afghanistan whilst in British care, leading to the loss of American lives. Beecher (Colin Salmon) - head of the CIA in London - arrives on the Grid to oversee installation of the US's advanced cybersecurity system, 'Cybershell', to prevent any future disasters.

Lucas (Richard Armitage), out in the field, is tasked with protecting and delivering to the Grid Daniella Ortiz (Fiona Glascott), the young ex-hacker turned White House cryptographer who holds the installation codes. When the Grid is hacked and locked down, the Team are plunged into a nightmare. Will they escape and prevent the theft of all CIA and MI5 intelligence? Will Lucas be able to protect Ortiz when the hackers decide to cut out the middle man?


PRODUCTION DETAILSA Kudos Film and Television production for BBC. Created by David Wolstencroft. Producer: Lachlan MacKinnon; Executive Producers: Jane Featherstone, Simon Crawford Collins, Andrew Woodhead and Sarah Brandist.


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Saturday

09:30PM

A Quiet Word With Rob BrydonSaturday,7 May 2011

In A Quiet Word With Rob Brydon, comedian Tony Martin leads the BAFTA-nominated comic actor and writer on a rambling journey through his remarkable career; from presenting products on the Home Shopping Network, and having his only line cut from his film debut with Sean Connery, to being 'discovered' by Steve Coogan, who produced the early successes Human Remains and Marion and Geoff.

Brydon discusses his collaborations with Coogan and director Michael Winterbottom, from Tristram Shandy to the upcoming The Trip; reveals the origins of Gavin and Stacey's Uncle Bryn; speaks of the difficulty of playing 'himself'; and blows the lid off the 'Small Man Trapped in a Box'. A thoroughly entertaining Quiet Word with the man once voted the '47th Sexiest Man in Wales'.


PRODUCTION DETAILSA Quiet Word With is produced by International Skylarking Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV. Executive Producers: Greg Sitch and Tony Martin; Producer: Nikki Hamilton-Cornwall; Director: Annie Maver. ABC TV Head of Arts and Entertainment: Amanda Duthie; ABC Executive Producer: Kath Earle


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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19 Watch Out For

Watch Out ForTuesday,3 May 2011

10:05PM

First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer ByrneIn this month's First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne, host Jennifer Byrne, and panellists Marieke Hardy and Jason Steger are joined by guests Anh Do and David Vann to explore the world of books; from prize-winners to blockbusters, hot off the presses new releases to much loved classics.

The books for May are Blood Meridian, by Cormac McCarthy and Me and Mr Booker, by Cory Taylor.



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Wednesday,4 May 2011

08:00PM

The New InventorsHosted by James O'Loghlin, The New Inventors presents a clean energy special, discovering the cutting edge technology that will power our future. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: materials engineer Veena Sahajwalla, science broadcaster Bernie Hobbs, and Australian of the Year Simon McKeon. Inventions featured on the program:

IMPLUX - by inventor Varan Sureshan from NSW

One of the problems facing renewable energy is the transmission of the energy from the source to wherever it's needed. Transmission lines are not terribly efficient and a lot of the energy simply is lost along the way. Renewable energy would be much more efficient if power could be generated at the place where it is going to be used, but we can't exactly put a standard wind turbine on the nearest skyscraper.

IMPLUX is an omni-directional, vertical wind power device. The device uses a rotor in a wind capturing shroud. The device incorporates horizontal fixed blades which capture, streamline and accelerate wind from any direction into a central chamber where a turbine rotor generates electricity. IMPLUX is more efficient, lower maintenance, quieter and contains the rotor more safely than other horizontal wind turbines.

PLASMONIC LIGHT TRAP - by inventor Dr Kylie Catchpole from ACT

Solar cells are becoming thinner and thinner in order to reduce materials costs. But as they get thinner, they also absorb light less effectively. Standard solar cells use a pyramid structure on the surface to trap light within the cell, but this doesn't work for the new thin film solar cells because the pyramid structures are too big.

Plasmonic Light Trap deposits nanoparticles of silver on the surface of a thin-film cell, boosting the cell’s efficiency. The metal particles act like tiny antennas, collecting light and directing it into the solar cell. The light can then bounce back and forth inside the solar cells, which increases the chance that it will be absorbed. The increase in efficiency achieved through this invention could help make solar power competitive with fossil fuels.

BLUEWAVE - by inventor Dr Tom Denniss from NSW

Wave energy is the most concentrated form of renewable energy, with the energy in ocean movements capable of supplying the whole world's electricity needs 5000 times over.

blueWAVE is arguably the first wave energy system in the world to demonstrate true commercial viability. In fact, it has already been connected to the NSW electricity grid. As water moves through a column in the water it compresses air inside, pushing it through a turbine that produces electricity. As the wave recedes air is sucked back through the turbine, which continues spinning in the same direction regardless of airflow, dramatically increasing the amount of energy produced. Once fully operational blueWAVE could provide as much as 30% of Australia’s energy needs.



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Wednesday,4 May 2011

09:30PM

Hungry BeastThe team from Hungry Beast is back. Once again, the show will challenge audiences with a mix of the unexpected and the unconventional - this year sharpening its focus with episodes themed around specific issues facing the world today.

Over twelve weeks, Hungry Beast viewers will see investigative journalism, deeply moving explorations of what it is to be human, stories from way out of left-field and graphic delights you won't find anywhere else on TV.

In episode seven, Hungry Beast rolls around in other people's cash, examining the gold-plated subject of Wealth.

Monique Schafter, Dan Ilic, Kirsten Drysdale and Nick Hayden will front the show this season, while regular segments including 'Kirk Docker's close up Voxpops', 'Follow The Money' and 'The Beast File' will return.



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Thursday,5 May 2011

08:00PM

CatalystBeyond Petrol

Demand for oil is starting to outstrip supplies and unless alternatives can be found, oil supply could soon fail to meet our needs. One way to offset demand is by switching from our beloved gas-guzzling automobiles to electric cars. Governments are encouraging development and car manufacturers are taking different approaches to the challenges of batteries, and how to balance achievable range against available power. Jonica Newby travels to the US motor city, Detroit, and gets behind the wheels of the front running electric cars of today and tomorrow.

Bowel Cancer

Around 80 Australians die each week from bowel cancer. Fortunately, it can be treated successfully if detected in its early stages, but currently less than 40 per cent of bowel cancers are detected early. A test kit distributed as part of a national screening program has helped improve early detection rates, but will the program be continued? Dr Maryanne Demasi reports on the present threat to end the program and the call from doctors and the Cancer Council to not only continue the program but to expand it.

Touring Down Under

Welcome aboard this elementary tour of the alimentary canal. As you peer out the windows of our viewing pod, observe the abundant native flora and how the nutrients and water are absorbed through the walls of the small intestine and colon.

Jellyfish Vortex

The upside down jelly fish Cassiopea, spends most of its time with its 'legs' in the air and the 'top' of its bell resting on the seafloor. Researchers from the University of North Carolina injected dye into the sand below the jellyfish and demonstrated how the bell's pulse creates eddies that bring nutrients to the frilly feeding arms.

Walking Straight

It’s true that people who get lost in the desert without a compass can end up walking around in circles - but why? Graham Phillips and Ruben Meerman get together to demonstrate the phenomenon and try to solve the puzzle.



Thursday, April 07Insert classification:10:00pm Getting On

(PG)

Friday, April 08Insert classification:12:30pm Midsomer Murders

(PG)

Saturday, April 09Insert classification:11:00am Cooking The World

(PG*This program includes depictions of traditional practices that may concern some viewers)

Insert program:10:00pm Best Of Graham Norton: NYE Special 2009

(CC, Repeat, PG)Bring in the New Year with Graham Norton. Say goodbye to 2009 and say hello to 2010, when Graham celebrates with a very special holiday show.

Amend start time to read:11:00pm Durham County

Amend start time to read:11:50pm rage

Saturday, April 09 TAS ONLYInsert teams:1:00pm AFL Tasmania: State League 2011: Hobart Vs Glenorchy

Thursday, April 14Delete ‘repeat’:11:00am The National Parks: America’s Best Idea

(CC, Repeat, G)

Insert classification:9:30pm Whites

(PG)

Friday, April 15Insert classification:12:30pm Midsomer Murders

(PG)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19 Amendments

Amendments

Saturday, April 16Insert program:10:00pm Best Of Graham Norton: Christmas Special 2010

(CC, Repeat, PG)Graham Norton presents a Christmas Special in his unique celebrity chat show focusing on the people, trends, stories and pop culture that interest him most.



Saturday, April 16 NSW & ACT ONLYAmend teams to read:3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2011: Eastwood Vs Randwick

Saturday, April 16 TAS ONLYInsert teams:1:00pm AFL Tasmania: State League 2011: North Hobart Vs Launceston

Sunday, April 17Insert classification:3:00pm Genius Within: the Inner Life Of Glenn Gould

(G)

Insert classification:10:00pm Compass

(G)

Thursday, April 21Delete ‘repeat’:11:00am The National Parks: America’s Best Idea

(CC, Repeat, G)

Insert classification:9:30pm Whites

(PG)

Saturday, April 23Insert program:10:00pm Best Of Graham Norton: NYE Special 2010

(CC, Repeat, PG)Graham Norton presents his New Year’s Eve edition of the show, with celebrity guests and the best music of 2010.



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Saturday, April 23 TAS ONLYInsert teams:1:00pm AFL Tasmania: State League 2011: Hobart Vs North Hobart

Sunday, April 24Insert classification:11:30am Songs Of Praise

(G)

Insert classification:6:30pm Chris Humfrey’s Wild Life

(G*Wild animals can be dangerous. Do not try this without the help of experts.)

Insert classification:7:30pm Human Planet

(G)

Wednesday, April 27Insert program:10:30pm Lateline

(CC)

Amend start time to read:12:30am Movie: Captain Kidd

Thursday, April 28Amend start time to read:12:25am Movie: Fahrenheit 451

Amend start time to read:2:15am Movie: Flying Leathernecks

Friday, April 29Insert classification (All States and Times):The Royal Wedding(G)

Saturday, April 30Amend program synopsis to read:6:00am ABC News Breakfast

(CC)Virginia Trioli and Michael Rowland take a look at the highlights of the Royal Wedding, as well as all the latest domestic and international news.

Insert closed captions:7:30pm Doctor Who

(CC)

Delete program:8:25pm ABC News

Amend start time to read:

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11:35pm rage

Saturday, April 30 TAS ONLYInsert teams:1:00pm AFL Tasmania: State League 2011: North Launceston Vs Glenorchy

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19 Amendments

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19Sunday 1 May 2011

Program GuideSunday,1 May 201104:00AM rage

(Premiere, M)

05:00AM rage(Premiere, PG)

06:00AM rage(Premiere, G)

06:30AM Waybuloo: Going Bananas(CC, Repeat, G)

06:50AM Pingu: Pingu The Archer(CC, Repeat, G)

06:55AM Bindi: The Jungle Girl: Lizard Tales(CC, Repeat, G)

07:20AM The Wannabes: Internet Sensation(CC, Repeat, G)

07:40AM The Slammer(CC, Repeat, G)

08:10AM Clang Invasion: Road To Invention/Queen Bumble Bee(CC, Repeat, G)

08:35AM Ruby Gloom: Deja Vu Again(CC, Repeat, G)

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

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

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

11:00AM ABC News Up-Date(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

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

11:30AM Songs Of Praise: Harvest(CC, Premiere, G)

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

01:00PM The Bear Man Of Kamchatka(CC, Repeat, G)

01:50PM Catalyst: Nordenskolde(CC, Premiere, G)

02:00PM Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven: High Summer(CC, Premiere, G)

03:00PM In Search Of Beethoven(CC, Premiere, G)

03:50PM Ngaio Marsh: Crime Queen(CC, Premiere, PG)

05:00PM Art Nation(CC, Premiere)

05:30PM Mr Bean With Rowan Atkinson: Scaredy Bean(Repeat, G)

05:45PM Doctor Who(CC, Repeat)

06:30PM Chris Humfrey's Wild Life(CC, Premiere, G)Chris's zoo looks after the most secretive owl species in Australia - the Masked Owl, and two of them have become first-time parents.

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

07:30PM Human Planet: Rivers: Friend And Foe(CC, Premiere, G)Rivers provide the essentials for human life: fresh water, food and even natural highways, but rivers are also often capricious and unpredictable, treacherous and demanding.

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

08:30PM Midsomer Murders(CC, Repeat, M) FinalA series of strangulations linked to patients at the Midsomer Worthy psychiatric clinic have DI Barnaby on the run and the children of the supervising doctor seem obsessively concerned with her welfare. CAST: John Nettles

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10:10PM Compass(CC, Premiere)To mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible, British author Adam Nicolson tells the fascinating story of its making, and examines why this world-wide bestseller is still considered one of the most influential books.

11:10PM The Street(CC, Repeat, M)Eddie McEvoy can't resist the chance to see his first love, Pat, at a charity event. Oblivious to his wife Margie's upset, Eddie storms out of their house, and is set on impressing Pat. CAST: Timothy Spall

12:10AM Ten Days To D-Day(CC, Repeat, G)Follows ten characters through the dramatic ten-day countdown to D-Day and the beginning of the end of World War II. D-Day, June 6, 1944, the day of the most ambitious military operation in history.

02:05AM Conquest Of The Air(CC, Repeat, B&W, PG)An interesting and highly cinematic account of the evolution of aviation, using famous actors in the roles of important figures, with a mix of drama and documentary footage. CAST: Laurence Olivier DIR: Zoltan Korda (1940)

03:10AM Meet The Natives(CC, Repeat, PG)Five men from Tanna, a remote tribal island in Vanuatu, leave their island and visit the UK for the first time to experience the British way of life.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19Monday 2 May 2011

Monday,2 May 201104:00AM Art Nation(CC, Repeat)

04:30AM The Cook And The Chef: Olives And Mussels(CC, Repeat, G)

04:55AM The Pinnaroo Surfer: Thinking Man(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00AM Something In The Air: I'll Be Seeing You(CC, Repeat, G) Final

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

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

09:00AM TBA

10:00AM Backyard Science(CC, Premiere)

10:25AM Wagging School: Leave It(CC, Repeat, G)

10:30AM Science Clips: Circuits And Conductors(CC, Repeat, G)

10:40AM Nile: Journey Of The Nile(CC, Repeat, G)

10:55AM Ace Day Jobs(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: Ireland(CC, Repeat, G)

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

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03:05PM Play School: Paper: Monday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Octonauts: The Octonauts And The Seahorse Tale(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Curious George: The Big Sleepy(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Nevercross Bridge(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM A Kind Of Magic: A Fairytale Wedding(CC, Repeat, G)

04:50PM Pat And Stan: Bathtime(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00PM Naturally Sadie: Sadie's Millions(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Prank Patrol: Spy Kid(CC, Repeat, G)

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

06:00PM Grand Designs Revisited: Les Gets(CC, Repeat, G)Kevin revisits a British couple who decided to convert a 300-year-old French farmhouse into a luxurious alpine chalet.

06:50PM Minuscule: No Exit(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.

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08:30PM Four Corners(CC, 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.

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 Blue Murder: Private Sins: Part 2(CC, Repeat, M, Violence) FinalIn the middle of an investigation, Janine must decide whether or not to apply for promotion to DCS. CAST: Caroline Quentin, Ian Kelsey

12:20AM The Clinic(CC, Premiere, PG)Drama following life in a busy medical practice which provides everything from homeopathy and counselling to physiotherapy and plastic surgery. CAST: Aisling O'Sullivan

01:25AM Rembrandt(Repeat, PG)Rembrandt and his work are most sought after until tragically, his wife and model, dies. He is devastated and creates a piece which his creditors believe is inappropriate. CAST: Charles Laughton DIR: Alexander Korda (1936)

03:00AM Bowls: Australian Open 2011: Men's Singles Final(Repeat)Coverage of the Bowls Australian Open from Darebin in Melbourne, Victoria.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19Tuesday 3 May 2011

Tuesday,3 May 201104:00AM Travel Oz(CC, Repeat, G)

04:30AM The Cook And The Chef: Feijoa And Kiwifruit(CC, Repeat, G)

04:55AM The Pinnaroo Surfer: Football Legend(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00AM TBA



09:00AM TBA

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

10:25AM What I Wrote: Don's Party(CC, Repeat, G)

10:30AM Magic Of Making: Paper(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35AM Designers: Web Site(CC, Repeat, G)


11:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Premiere)


12:30PM Time Team: Wicken(CC, Repeat, G)

01:30PM Meerkat Manor: The Calm Before The Storm(CC, Repeat, G)

02:00PM ABC News Up-Date(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

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03:05PM Play School: Paper: Tuesday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Octonauts: The Octonauts And The The Giant Jelly(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Curious George: Curious George And The Slithery Day(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Try, Try Again(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM A Kind Of Magic: The Truth, Nothing But The Truth(CC, Repeat, G)

04:50PM Pat And Stan: Cyber Stuart(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00PM Naturally Sadie: Hal's Kitchen(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Prank Patrol: Boyfriend Makeover(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Grand Designs Revisited: Carmarthen(CC, Repeat, G)Kevin revisits a Welsh couple who embarked on a project to build an environmentally friendly farmhouse in south Wales. Encouraged by their architect, they opted for some state-of-the-art experimental building materials.

06:50PM Minuscule: No Luck(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.



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

08:30PM My Family's Crazy Gap Year: The Willmotts(CC, Premiere, PG, The following program depicts animal treatment that may distress some viewers)Daily observations of the first of the rich and privileged British families to have their precious bubble burst with travel to the exotic and remote places of the world.

09:30PM QI: Domesticity(CC, Premiere)Joining QI master Stephen Fry are Phill Jupitus, Jo Brand, Jessica Stevenson and Alan Davies. This episode is themed around domesticity and the panellists' buzzers are all domestic noises.

10:05PM First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne(CC, Premiere)Joining Jennifer Byrne to discuss the books 'Blood Meridian', by Cormac McCarthy and 'Me and Mr Booker', by Cory Taylor, are Anh Do and David Vann.



11:40PM Four Corners(CC, Repeat, Exempt)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

12:25AM Media Watch(CC, Repeat)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

12:40AM The African Queen(CC, Repeat, G)The sister of a recently murdered missionary, trying to escape the Germans in East Africa during WWI, leaves the only way she can - on a grumpy compatriot's river steamboat. CAST: Katharine Hepburn DIR: John Huston (1951)

02:20AM The Bespoke Overcoat(Repeat, B&W, G)A clerk who has worked for forty-three years in a clothing warehouse dies before obtaining one of the sheepskin-lined coats that he has longed for. CAST: David Kossof DIR: Jack Clayton (1955)

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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 19Wednesday 4 May 2011

Wednesday,4 May 201104:00AM Talking Heads: Sue Woolfe(CC, Repeat, G)

04:30AM The Cook And The Chef: Lamb And Saffron(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00AM TBA



09:00AM TBA

10:00AM Numbers Count: Time(CC, Repeat, G)

10:15AM Cyberchase: Castleblanca(CC, Repeat, G)

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

11:00AM Big Ideas(CC, Premiere)


12:30PM National Press Club Address: Professor Paul Greenfield: Chair, Group Of Eight(CC, Premiere, Exempt)

01:30PM Terry Jones' Great Map Mystery(CC, Repeat, G)


03:05PM Play School: Paper: Wednesday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Octonauts: The Octonauts And The Cookie Cutter Sharks(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Curious George: Curious George, Web Master(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: Play Date(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM A Kind Of Magic: An Awkward Visit(CC, Repeat, G)

04:50PM Pat And Stan: Mosquito Warning(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00PM Naturally Sadie: The Graduate(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Prank Patrol: Lousy Laundry(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Grand Designs Revisited: Peckham(CC, Repeat, G)Kevin McCloud revisits a couple who built a futurist, experimental bungalow in London, complete with a sliding glass roof, mezzanine bedroom pods and a bath under the bed!

06:50PM Minuscule: Interior Cobwebs(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 more efficient, quieter and safer horizontal wind turbine; a device that could help make solar power competitive with fossil fuels; the first wave energy system that demonstrates commercial viability.

08:30PM Spicks And Specks(CC, Premiere)Hold on to your hats! Australia's favourite music quiz show returns with a bang with a jam-packed, extended, one-hour Comedy Special.

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09:30PM Hungry Beast(CC, Premiere)Hungry Beast rolls around in other people's cash, examining the gold-plated subject of Wealth.

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



11:35PM The Father, The Son And The Housekeeper(CC, Repeat, PG)Ireland's pop star Catholic priest Father Michael Cleary fooled an entire nation with his secret family - a wife and son. Using original footage we trace the impact of a national scandal on those who were closest to it.

12:35AM Little Lord Fauntleroy(CC, Repeat, G)A boy raised in Brooklyn and his American mother are brought to England when it is discovered the boy is heir to his grandfather's fortune and title. CAST: Dolores Costello DIR: John Cromwell (1936)

02:30AM The Cook And The Chef: Cooking With Friends(CC, Repeat, G)In the kitchen, Maggie uses one of her favourite ingredients and makes rabbit scaloppine while Simon shows us his version of an old classic, veal cordon bleu.

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 19Thursday 5 May 2011

Thursday,5 May 201104:00AM National Press Club Address: Professor Paul Greenfield: Chair, Group Of Eight(CC, Repeat, Exempt)

05:00AM TBA



09:00AM TBA

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

10:20AM Food For Thought: At Your Service: Food Catering(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35AM Behind The News Specials: Keep Safe(CC, Repeat)

11:00AM Ancient Megastructures: Chartres(CC, Repeat, G)


12:30PM Dalziel And Pascoe: Exit Lines(CC, Repeat, PG)


03:05PM Play School: Paper: Thursday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Octonauts: The Octonauts And The Oarfish(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Curious George: Robot Monkey Hullabaloo(CC, Repeat, G)

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

04:10PM Gawayn: The Cuckoo Cook(CC, Repeat, G)

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04:25PM A Kind Of Magic: Family Matters(CC, Repeat, G)

04:50PM Pat And Stan: Wild Camping(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00PM Naturally Sadie: As The Whirly Turns(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Prank Patrol: Bowling Madness(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Grand Designs Revisited: Puglia(CC, Repeat, G)Three years after his last visit, Kevin McCloud returns to Puglia, Italy, to see if a British couple's dream of creating an artists' retreat has been successful.

06:50PM Minuscule: Jump, Jump, Jump(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)The latest in electric cars; cancer test kits saving lives; come on a tour - of the alimentary canal!; why can't we walk in a straight line?; and upside down jellyfish.

08:30PM The Real King's Speech(CC, Premiere, G)Oscar-winning film 'The King's Speech' has brought to the fore the inspiring story of King George VI's struggle to overcome his crippling stammer. This film uncovers the facts behind this remarkable story.

09:25PM Atlantis: The Evidence(CC, Premiere, PG)Uncovers the truth behind the legend and presents compelling new evidence that Plato's story was based on the greatest natural disaster of the ancient world.

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11:20PM Live From Abbey Road: Mary J Blige, Dashboard Confessional, James Blunt(CC, Repeat, G)Featuring Mary J. Blige, Dashboard Confessional, and James Blunt.

12:15AM The Bat(CC, Repeat, PG)A sharp mystery writer rents an old bat-infested mansion. Doors creak, bats flutter and dead suspects pile up as the mysterious murderer called 'The Bat' attacks. CAST: Vincent Price, Agnes Moorhead DIR: Crane Wilbur (1959)

01:45AM The Drum(Repeat, PG)Captain Carruthers is summoned by Khan who fears his brother is plotting to overthrow him and he wishes to make a treaty with the British to safeguard the throne for his son. CAST: Roger Livesey DIR: Zoltan Korda (1938)

03:25AM Full Circle(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)QLD public servant Denise Hagan went to the Indigenous community of Lockhart River for six months and ended up staying for five years. She developed a plan with the involvement of the local community that became a huge success.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 19Friday 6 May 2011

Friday,6 May 201104:00AM Can We Help?(CC, Repeat, G)

04:30AM The Cook And The Chef: Root Veg And Guinea Fowl(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00AM The New Inventors: Grand Final(CC, Repeat, G) Final


09:00AM TBA

10:00AM My Place: 1918 Bertie(CC, Repeat, G)

10:25AM Writers On Writing: Significant Others(CC, Premiere, G)


11:00AM Catalyst(CC, Repeat)

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


12:30PM Midsomer Murders: Death In Disguise(CC, Repeat)

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

03:05PM Play School: Paper: Friday(CC, Repeat, G)

03:35PM Octonauts: The Octonauts And The Combtooth Blenny(CC, Repeat, G)

03:45PM Curious George: This Little Piggy(CC, Repeat, G)

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

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04:10PM Gawayn: License To Knight(CC, Repeat, G)

04:25PM A Kind Of Magic: Peekaboo Tom!(CC, Repeat, G)

04:50PM Pat And Stan: The Pool(CC, Repeat, G)

05:00PM Naturally Sadie: The Hawthorne Identity(CC, Repeat, G)

05:25PM Prank Patrol: Motorpsycho(CC, Repeat, G)


06:00PM Grand Designs Revisited: Peterborough(CC, Repeat, G)On the edge of a forest in the middle of open countryside, a couple built a timber box that even they weren't sure about. Kevin revisits to see whether they've warmed to the design.

06:50PM Minuscule: Cherry Tomato(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: Monopoly(CC, Premiere, G)Featuring Monopoly; well-known author Matthew Reilly with his sci-fi movie memorabilia; a dairy farmer who has amassed 1000-plus objects related to milk; and a superb collection of butterflies.

08:30PM Jonathan Creek: The Grinning Man(CC, Repeat, M, Nudity, Violence)The master of illusion returns to explain a series of baffling disappearances in a 'haunted' room at the top of a grand gothic house. Can he once again render the impossible, possible?

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11:00PM Headcases(CC, Repeat, M)A groundbreaking comedy series that takes a biting, satirical look at the worlds of celebrity and politics. Created by Henry Naylor.

11:25PM rage(Premiere, M)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other:ABC1 ACT

07:30PM 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, Repeat, 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 19Saturday 7 May 2011

Saturday,7 May 201104:00AM rage(Premiere, M)

05:00AM rage(Premiere, PG)



10:00AM rage: Birds Of Tokyo(Premiere, PG)

11:00AM Cooking The World: Turkey(CC, Premiere)

11:50AM Wagging School: Fetch(CC, Repeat, G)

12:00PM Two In The Top End(CC, Repeat, PG)

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: Australia Vs Scotland: Women's Singles(Premiere)

06:00PM Can We Help?(CC, Premiere)Special guest David Wirrpanda answers your questions; find out how the role of a projectionist has changed over the years; and meet a lawyer who has gone to great lengths to help those affected by mesothelioma.

06:30PM Gardening Australia(CC, Premiere, G)Josh Byrne helps a young father and keen gardener create a productive, practical and playful backyard for the family; Tino Carnevale updates us on recent progress in the patch; and more!

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07:30PM Doctor Who(CC, Premiere)The Doctor is locked in the perfect prison, while Amy, Rory and River Song are being hunted down across America by the FBI. CAST: Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill

08:15PM TBA

08:30PM Spooks(CC, Premiere)When the Grid is hacked and locked down, the Team are plunged into a nightmare. Will they escape and prevent the theft of all CIA and MI5 intelligence? CAST: Richard Armitage, Sophia Myles

09:30PM A Quiet Word With Rob Brydon(CC, Premiere)Comedian Tony Martin leads the BAFTA-nominated comic actor and writer and a man once voted the '47th Sexiest Man in Wales', Rob Brydon, on a rambling journey through his remarkable career.

10:00PM The Graham Norton Show(CC, Repeat)Welcome to Graham's world! Celebrity guests include Bill Bailey and Jennifer Hudson.

10:45PM Durham County(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse Language, Violence)Jonathan's 'assault' on Pen encourages Mike to push further with the investigation. He wants to determine whether Jonathan harmed Bonnie, but to do that, Mike needs to exhume Bonnie's body. CAST: Hugh Dillon

11:40PM rage(Premiere, M)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other:

ABC1 NSW & ACT

02:00PM Pilot Guides: Amsterdam 2(CC, Repeat, PG)Follows an intrepid traveller's unforgettable journey to an exciting destination. The sights and activities are an entertaining mix of pop and traditional cultures, landmark attractions and insightful discoveries.

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

ABC1 QLD02:00PM Rugby League: QLD Cup 2011

(Premiere, Exempt, Live)

Coverage of the Queensland Cup Rugby League.

04:00PM Pilot Guides: Amsterdam 2(CC, Repeat, PG)

Follows an intrepid traveller's unforgettable journey to an exciting destination. The sights and activities are an entertaining mix of pop and traditional cultures, landmark attractions and insightful discoveries.

ABC1 SA & NT02:00PM The SANFL

(Premiere, Exempt, Live)Coverage of the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).

ABC1 TAS01:00PM AFL Tasmania: State League 2011

(Premiere, Exempt, Live)Coverage of the AFL Tasmania State League.


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ABC1 VIC01:00PM VFL Football 2011

(Premiere, Exempt, Live)Coverage of the Victorian Football League (VFL).


ABC1 WA02:00PM WAFL Live League Football 2011

(Premiere, Exempt, Live)Coverage of the Western Australian Football League.

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