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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Index

IndexProgram Highlights......................................................................................................................................................1

Australia: The Time Traveller's Guide: The Wild Years............................................................................................1Waking the Dead: Soldarity: Part 1..........................................................................................................................2A Farmer's Life For Me.............................................................................................................................................3Country Town Rescue..............................................................................................................................................4Artscape: John Waters In Conversation With Virginia Trioli....................................................................................5Woodley: The Wedding...........................................................................................................................................6Agony Uncles...........................................................................................................................................................7River Cottage: Summer's Here.................................................................................................................................8Catalyst....................................................................................................................................................................9Australia On Trial: The Eureka 13..........................................................................................................................10All The Way............................................................................................................................................................11QI: Inventive..........................................................................................................................................................12Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Away With The Fairies.......................................................................................13The Shadow Line....................................................................................................................................................14New Tricks: Lost In Translation..............................................................................................................................15Whitechapel..........................................................................................................................................................16

Amendments.............................................................................................................................................................17Program Guide...........................................................................................................................................................23

Sunday, 8 April 2012..........................................................................................................................................23Monday, 9 April 2012........................................................................................................................................27Tuesday, 10 April 2012......................................................................................................................................30Wednesday, 11 April 2012.................................................................................................................................33Thursday, 12 April 2012.....................................................................................................................................36Friday, 13 April 2012..........................................................................................................................................39Saturday, 14 April 2012.....................................................................................................................................44

Marketing Contacts...................................................................................................................................................51

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

7:30pm

Australia: The Time Traveller's Guide: The Wild Years

Sunday, 8 April 2012

After navigating the perils at the end of the Permian, our journey spends tonight's episode of Australia: The Time Traveller’s Guide in the Mesozoic just in time for the Age of Dinosaurs, Down Under.

Things get off to a shaky start though with the planet left so devastated that the landscape where Sydney now stands was a sandy wasteland. Until recently, nearly everything we've known about the Age of Dinosaurs has come from other continents.

But Australia languishes as a Mesozoic backwater no longer. New discoveries are revealing a southern landscape ruled with a reptilian rod: dinosaurs stomped in the west, stampeded in the east and shivered in the south. Some were among the largest dinosaurs to have walked the planet. In today's desert heart we plunge into an ancient inland sea, full of monsters. But reptiles didn't have the world all to themselves. Mammals like the enigmatic platypus lived alongside them, ready for their moment in the sun.

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

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Written, directed and produced by: Richard Smith; Commissioning editor for ABC Karina Holden, Executive producer Chris Hilton.

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Sunday

8:30pm

Waking the Dead: Soldarity: Part 1

Sunday, 8 April 2012

The team is called to a subterranean chamber where the skeletal remains of a man have been deposited. Peace symbols are decipherable on the corpse's jacket, pertinent when his location is directly beneath the Ministry of Defence.

MI5 tell Boyd (Trevor Eve) that the find pertains to an issue of national security as the body belongs to notorious Falklands' veteran-turned-peace activist, Piers Kennedy (Adam Rayner), missing since 1983 and rumoured by conspiracy theorists to have been killed by the state.

The original investigation into Piers's disappearance focused on the founder of the Campaign Against Nuclear War, Ralph Palmer (Jack Shepherd). The co-founder of CANW, his partner Bonnie (Penny Downie), was having an affair with Piers, the movement's new poster boy.

Another focus was Piers's jilted fiancée, Lucy Christie (Anna Chancellor - The Hour), daughter of the Junior Minister for Defence at the time and now a Tory MP.

Grace (Sue Johnston) discloses a personal connection to the case. She was a demonstrator when Piers gave a landmark anti-nukes speech. Whilst admitting sympathy to their cause, she doesn't mention her involvement with another veteran-turned-activist, Murray (John McArdle), who served with Piers in the Falklands and with whom she tries to secretly meet up.

The team pull in Lucy's father, John Christie (John Shrapnel), now an executive in the company standing to benefit from the government's multi-billion-pound overhaul of its nuclear deterrent.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Series created by Barbara Machin (Casualty); Producer Colin Wratten (EastEnders, The Turn of the Screw); Solidarity written by Ed Whitmore (Silent Witness, creator and writer of Identity); Directed by Andy Hay.

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Tuesday

6:00pm

A Farmer's Life For Me

Tuesday, 10 April 2012 FinalNine couples of would-be farmers have been whittled down to just two by self-made pig farmer, Jimmy Doherty. He faces his toughest decision yet, as he must announce who should have the chance to run their very own 10-hectare farm for a year.

To help him make up his mind, he has come up with the farming day from hell. Each couple must undergo a daunting series of livestock and arable challenges that involve herding and shearing sheep and ploughing and seeding land.

But the most difficult test of all is when the fledgling farmers must present their business plan for what they would do with the farm if they won. Emotions run high as everyone knows any mistake at this stage could end in disaster.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Producer: Eireann Sharpe; Senior Producer: Toni William. A Splash Media Production.

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Tuesday

8:00pm

Country Town Rescue

Tuesday, 10 April 2012

Country Town Rescue is the compelling story of how ordinary Australians come together to save the small rural town of Trundle, whose falling population threatens its very existence.

But Trundle isn't going down without a fight. Town members have heard about a scheme that just might work for them. The idea is simple. Rent out some of the abandoned farmhouses for just a dollar a week and attract new families to the town. They call it 'Trundle Tree Change'.

This week the Guerke's relationship with their landlord has deteriorated further and the committee meets to discuss a solution. When Jo and Andrew Gallen arrive, Jo tracks down Dannielle and gets the job of cook at the Trundle Pub.

The Elemam family has been unhappy since they arrived, farmer Ben takes Nabih on a muster to try and engage him in country life. Christie gets a visit from committee members Cherie Quade and Dol Wright who are desperate for the Elemams to stay.

At the Trundle Health Centre, Tony and Claire have started work but five weeks on are devastated to discover that due to a bureaucratic stuff up they haven't been paid, and they default on their mortgage. Tony Moore drafts a letter to the shadow health minister about the situation and breaks down as he reads it out to wife, Claire.

http://abc.net.au/iview/http://www.abc.net.au/tv/countrytownrescue/

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Anita Jacoby; Executive Producer and Director: Debbie Cuell; Narrator: Brendan Cowell; ABC TV Commissioning Editor: Chris Thorburn. Screen Australia and Zapruder's other films in association with Screen NSW present Country Town Rescue. Produced in Association with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC TV), Produced by Zapruder's other films Pty Ltd. Financed in Association with Screen NSW and its Regional Filming Fund. Country Town Rescue is a National Documentary Program.

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http://www.abc.net.au/tv/countrytownrescue/



Tuesday

10:05pm

Artscape: John Waters In Conversation With Virginia Trioli


Virginia Trioli talks with cult icon John Waters - a filmmaker, writer, stand-up comedian, visual artist and art collector responsible for such trash cinema classics as Pink Flamingos, Cry-Baby and the film that he's best known for, 1988's Hairspray. Waters's films, which rarely shy from controversy, depict the freakier side of society in a very camp style with the aim of celebrating the underdog.

Directing movies since the age of 16, Waters filmed primarily in his blue collar home town of Baltimore with cast members who lived in the area. One of the standout characters was known simply as Divine. Played by Waters's boyhood friend Glenn Milstead, Divine was an eye-catching persona based around the concept of ‘Jane Mansfield combined with Godzilla to scare hippies’. Milstead was a regular feature in Waters's films up until his death, in 1988.

Waters's involvement in other art forms echoes his desire to challenge and be different. He has created photo-based artwork and installations that have been exhibited internationally and is an avid collector of contemporary art.Now in his 60s, Waters is finding it hard to complete his next project, strangely a children's Christmas film called Fruitcake, but he is undaunted. "I write a book if I can't make a movie or I do an art show. I have different ways of telling stories."

Featuring footage from films that are still considered shocking today, Trioli's interview showcases the many talents of a man not suitable for the easily offended.

http://abc.net.au/iview/http://www.abc.net.au/arts/tv_radio/artscape/

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Artscape: In Conversation With Virginia Trioli is produced by ABC TV. Producer: Jaya Balendra; Executive Producer Arts & Entertainment: Tarni James.

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http://www.abc.net.au/arts/tv_radio/artscape/



Wednesday

8:00pm

Woodley: The Wedding

Wednesday, 11 April 2012 FinalOn tonight's final episode of Woodley, Woodley (Frank Woodley), Em (Justine Clarke) and Ollie (Alexandra Cashmere) find themselves accidently locked inside a display home for the night.

When Woodley discovers a means of escape he chooses to keep it to himself so he can continue to enjoy this illusion of a happy family. Em is marrying Greg (Tom Long) the next day, and Woodley realises that it's his last chance to tell her how he feels.

In an attempt to win her back, Woodley writes Em a heartfelt love song but before he can sing it to her he realises - if he really loves her he has to do the right thing. In a mad dash across town Woodley does the most painful thing he's ever done. He helps Em get to the wedding.

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

PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Bucket Tree Production in association with ABC TV and Film Victoria. Directed by Trent O'Donnell, producers Frank Woodley, Simon Wright and Andy Walker. Executive producers Kevin Whyte and ABC TV Head of Comedy Debbie Lee.

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



Wednesday

9:30pm

Agony Uncles

Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Narrator Adam Zwar continues his journey into the male psyche on tonight's episode of Agony Uncles, exploring the big issue of moving in with your sweetheart and all that goes along with it.

Take a deep breath gents - as your life will never be the same again when you decide to finally bite the bullet and move in with your beloved. Fortunately the Uncles have already been there and will let you know when you're ready to cohabitate; which bad domestic habits to curb; and how to keep the romance alive under the weight of bills, schedules and the washing up.

Then there are the even bigger issues of trust, jealousy and when to pop the question. Don't fret, the Uncles have got your back.

"I love living with a woman"...Damian Walshe-Howling

"There's nothing worse than feeling trapped, I reckon, it's horrible"...Brett Tucker

"Get married earlier in the first year or two when you still like them"...Tim Ross

http://abc.net.au/iview/http://www.abc.net.au/tv/agonyuncles/

PRODUCTION DETAILS:A High Wire Films Production. Written and directed by Adam Zwar, produced by Nicole Minchin, creative consultant Amanda Brotchie. Executive producers Adam Zwar, Nicole Minchin and Amanda Brotchie. ABC TV Executive producer Sophia Zachariou.

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http://www.abc.net.au/tv/agonyuncles/



Thursday

6:00pm

River Cottage: Summer's Here

Thursday, 12 April 2012

Hugh wants to run a leftovers night at the River Cottage Canteen. Together with River Cottage chef Tim Maddams, they make canapés from leftover fish, gnocchi from roast potatoes and puddings from breadcrumbs.

River Cottage has been attempting to do its bit for the environment, but Hugh would like to do more with the used cooking oil he and his chefs produce. He takes his car to Axe Valley Community College where chemistry students are running a program turning waste oil into car fuel.

Fishing has long been a favourite way of sourcing food for Hugh, but one thing he has never tried is throw-netting for mullet.

This year, Hugh is out to banish the sliced white loaf, so River Cottage baker, Dan Stevens, sets out to convince ‘can't cook’ nursery school teacher Sarah Bilson of the joys of home bread making.

Hugh is off to Manchester to meet with food heroes Marg Dwyer and Doreen Wilkinson, who are tackling local youth crime by growing vegetables.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Andrew Palmer; Series Producer: Jackie Sloane; Series Director: David Johnson; Producer/Director Sally Wingate. KEO Films.

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Thursday

8:00pm

Catalyst


This week there is a special Catalyst report into the complex world of those for whom having an orgasm is an unrelenting nightmare.

Orgasm is arguably the most intense and pleasurable experience. But what happens when your desire for orgasm becomes a necessity? Or what if having an orgasm makes you sick?

In this episode, Dr Maryanne Demasi travels to Europe to meet a few women suffering from a bizarre condition which has them constantly on the brink of an orgasm. It's known as Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD). The problem is that 'relieving' this urge doesn't fix the problem. These women have to live with the stigma of having this disorder, often being labelled as nymphomaniacs.

In the Netherlands, Dutch Professor Marcel Waldinger says he is inundated with requests for help from women who have this problem. He has dedicated the last decade to finding ways to help these patients. He’s even seen men who are constantly aroused and complain of PGAD. Maryanne explores the current treatments being offered in Europe and Australia to help these patients restore their lives.

AND... there's more bad news... for the blokes at least. A growing number of men are fronting up to the doctor with another embarrassing condition called Post Orgasmic Illness Syndrome. Basically, these men get sick after orgasm. Muscle aches, fatigue, brain fog are just a few of the symptoms and they last a week! And if this isn't soul-destroying enough, Prof Waldinger believes it's because they are allergic to their own semen. The experimental treatment being performed on these men in The Netherlands is punishing.

Maryanne goes on a journey with one sufferer who is determined to find out whether he has an allergy to his own semen.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Series Producer Matt Scully

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Thursday

8:30pm

Australia On Trial: The Eureka 13


In February 1855, the Supreme Court of Victoria is the scene of the historic trial of 13 Eureka rebels. These 'diggers', representing an array of nationalities and races, had come to seek their fortunes on the goldfields of Victoria - now they find themselves charged with ‘making a war against her Gracious Majesty, the Queen of England’. It's an antiquated, arcane charge - treason - that will puzzle jurors and galvanise the colony.

If the 'diggers' are found guilty, they'll be executed - and they're being prosecuted by one of the most powerful men in the colony of Victoria, Attorney General William Stawell, the author of the new Victorian constitution. When the trial begins, Stawell thinks he's suppressing an illegal uprising and foreign agitators, but to his shock, the agitation becomes domestic. Stawell is determined to hang these men as an example and cement his newly written constitution. But he hasn't bargained on the emergence of ‘radical Melbourne’. Whipped into a frenzy by the press, the mood of the people turns to support the rebels in the dock; and the jury of popular opinion is repelled by the antiquated notion of treason.

As the trials of the 13 men unfold, people begin to understand there was no Eureka uprising - just the appearance of a revolt engineered by the authorities in the colony of Victoria. And as blame for the uprising turns on the government - with accusations of its heavy-handedness in managing the goldfields situation - the case against the 'diggers' falls apart most spectacularly. By the time all 13 are acquitted, Stawell's new Victorian constitution has been changed and the people have demanded popular democracy. The events that unfolded during the Eureka trials changed our notions about democracy, our status as a nation and the very notion of justice in Australia.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Director: Malcolm McDonald. Writer: Max Mannix. Executive Producers: Tony Wright and Ian Collie. Producers: George Adams and Penny Robins. A December Media, and Essential Media and Entertainment production for ABC TV.

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Thursday

9:30pm

All The Way


‘All the Way with LBJ’ was a slogan that came to haunt the Australian Government after it hitched its wagon to America during the Vietnam War.

Taking its name from a part of this catchcry, this frank and poignant documentary shows the war, which became the most hated conflict in Australian history, not only tested Australian soldiers, it stretched Australia's friendship with America to breaking point.

Based on Paul Ham's book Vietnam; The Australian War, and presented by the author, the film claims America's indifference to Australia during the war revealed the truism that governments have no true friends, only interests. It shows why Australia really went to war in Vietnam, why we stayed and the price we paid.

The film includes contemporary footage of Ham in key locations of the Vietnam War, with excusive never-before-seen archival footage and stills from personal and institutional archives in Australia, America and Vietnam.

And it reveals for the first time a brutal Australian expert in guerrilla warfare who trained local Vietnamese to murder thousands of their fellow civilians in his own personal crusade to stop the spread of atheistic Communism.

Former soldiers claim that the American way of fighting there was a ‘bang bang, cowboy culture' of mass bombings and destruction. Australians conducted a more strategic, effective and humane method of warfare, which the Americans considered ‘pussy footing'.

It wasn't only on the battlefield that Australia's difference with America emerged. And it was in the realms of politics and economics that the differences turned cold. America allegedly kept Australia in the dark on major policy shifts and decisions.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Produced and directed by Anne Delaney; presented by Paul Ham for November Films, Screen NSW and Screen Australia

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Friday

8:00pm

QI: Inventive

Friday, 13 April 2012

Tonight QI master Stephen Fry is reinventing the wheel, in a show all about 'Inventions'. Joining Stephen are panellists Nina Conti, Sean Lock, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

Stephen Fry begins by asking, "Why should you be glad that you didn't invent the flying car, the parachute suit or the web rotary press?"


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Quite Interesting talkback THAMES production.

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Friday

8:30pm

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Away With The Fairies


On tonight's episode of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, Phryne (Essie Davis) enters the world of publishing when she investigates the puzzling death of a magazine columnist and author of fairy stories.

To get to the truth, she must unearth the deceptions and rampant rivalries of the magazine's thoroughly modern working women - and dig into the past of their token male employee. Meanwhile, Phryne rekindles her affair with the sensuous Lin Chung (Philippe Sung) - whose arranged marriage has stalled in a mire of family politics and intrigue.

Guest stars Anna McGahan, Roz Hammond, Deborah Kennedy, Jim Russell.

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

PRODUCTION DETAILS:An Every Cloud Production, Executive Producers Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox . ABC Executive Producers Christopher Gist and Carole Sklan.

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



Friday

9:30pm

The Shadow Line


Bob Harris picks up his toyboy Ratallack (Freddie Fox) from the police station, while 'Gatehouse' (Stephen Rae) watches every move.

Robert Beatty (Sean Gilder), the man who busted Harvey Wratten, tells DI Gabriel (Chiwetel Ejiofor) Wratten's release was a set-up, and he thinks he can prove it. So does journalist Ross McGovern (Tobias Menzies).

Believing Dixon (Wratten's dead driver) was helped to evade arrest, DI Gabriel and Sgt. Honey search CCTV footage from the tube where they lost him. They discover that he was joined by a man in a trilby hat.

Meanwhile, Beatty's team trap Harris's man in a drugs bust, and he confesses he was working for Bob Harris and selling the drugs to Harvey Wratten. He tells them that Peter Glickman - who has since disappeared - had set up the deals, but another man always made the exchange. He describes the man in the CCTV footage.

DI Gabriel's ex-mistress Alison (Agni Scott) threatens to tell his wife about their 18-month-old son, but he's reluctant to do so because they've been unsuccessful with IVF six times.

Jay visits the Glickman's son Leonard (Cavan Clerkin) and threatens his child's safety, but it's 'Gatehouse' who plays an evil game with Leonard's wife Frieda and their baby. Inevitably, Leonard calls his father, and 'Gatehouse' traces the call.

Meanwhile journalist Ross McGovern is promoted to City Editor, but on the condition he drop his police corruption story. But while riding home on his motorbike he's intercepted by an anonymous car.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Written, produced and directed by: Hugo Blick; Executive Producers: George Faber and Charlie Pattinson (Shameless, Skins, The Devil's Whore, Generation Kill) Henry Normal and Lindsay Hughes (Sensitive Skin, Marion and Geoff, Gavin and Stacey) Marc Samuelson and Steve Christian (The Disappearance of Alice Creed, Me and Orson Welles) and Polly Hill.

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Saturday

7:30pm

New Tricks: Lost In Translation

Saturday, 14 April 2012

Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman (Amanda Redman) and her unconventional team of ex-detectives are back for a new series. Gerry Standing (Dennis Waterman), Brian Lane (Alun Armstrong) and Jack Halford (James Bolam) may bend the rules, ignore procedure, take risks and follow their hunches, but they get results.

The UCOS (Unsolved Crimes Open Squad) team are drawn into a world of immigration loopholes, Albanian gangs, and family feuds when they reinvestigate the death of an unidentified male whose body was discovered on farmland outside Waltham Forest in 1996.

New DNA tests on the charred remains reveal a family link to Home Office fingerprint analyst Anna King (Lucy Liemann). Anna admits that the victim could be her brother, David Celaj, who brought her to the UK from Albania when she was just seven. They were granted political asylum and Anna was adopted by a British couple, Rachel (Karen Archer) and Alan King (John Bowe), but she hasn't seen her brother since.

The team discovers that Celaj was working as a police interpreter before his death. His last assignment was to translate for a witness, Maria Mullat (Myriam Acharki), testifying in a murder case against Michael Luga (Clive Russell), a notorious Albanian criminal.

Meanwhile, Gerry (Dennis Waterman) immerses himself in all things French on a cookery course, but the language barrier results in a rather surprising date over a bouillabaisse.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Created by Roy Mitchell & Nigel McCrery; producer Keith Thompson; executive producers Tom Wall & Alex Graham; director Ep 3 Robin Sheppard; Ep 4 Kenny Glenaan; A Wall to Wall production for BBC

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Saturday

8:30pm

Whitechapel

Saturday, 14 April 2012 New SeriesRupert Penry-Jones returns as DI Chandler in three dark stories set in London's East End. The killers may be modern, but the crimes have a history all of their own...

Meticulous and obsessional DI Chandler (Rupert Penry-Jones) and hardbitten DS Miles (Phil Davis) are still based in Whitechapel. Ed Buchan (Steve Pemberton) joins the team as their historical advisor - operating out of the bowels of the police station among the musty tomes of the crime archive. Chandler is convinced crimes of the past hold the key to solving murders in the present and it's not long before they have their first case.

In the opening story, four people are slaughtered at night in a heavily fortified tailor's workshop, and the East End is gripped with fear and panic at this seemingly impossible, gruesome crime. Chandler, Miles and the team unearth the history of the Ratcliffe Highway murders. Clearly not a copycat, what can Chandler and Miles learn from history, other than not to repeat the same mistakes?


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Carnival Films production for ITV. 6 x 50 minutes.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Amendments

AmendmentsMonday, March 12 QLD ONLY

Insert program detail:6:55pm Election Announcement: Greens

(Repeat)

Tuesday, March 13

Insert classification:12:20am Media Watch

(G)

Tuesday, March 13 QLD ONLY

Insert program detail:9:25pm Election Announcement: LNP

(Repeat)

Wednesday, March 14

Insert classification:11:00am Big Ideas

(PG)

Insert classification:8:30pm Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight

(PG)

Insert classification:9:55pm At The Movies

(PG)

Thursday, March 15

Insert classification:1:30pm At The Movies

(PG)

Insert classification:8:00pm Catalyst

(G)

Thursday, March 15 QLD ONLY

Insert program detail:6:55pm Election Announcement: ALP

(Repeat)

Friday, March 16

Insert classification:

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11:00am Catalyst(G)

Insert classification:11:05pm Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight

(PG)

Saturday, March 17

Amend program synopsis to read:11:00am Spicks And Specks

Adam, Myf and Alan are joined by Nick Seymour, John Swan (Swanee), Eddie Perfect and Denise Scott.

Insert classification:5:55pm At The Movies: Short Cuts

(PG)

Saturday, March 17 WA ONLY

Amend program details to read:2:00Pm Football: WAFL: Round 1 – Subiaco Vs West Perth

(Live AWST)The Subiaco Lions take on the West Perth Falcons in round one of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

Monday, March 19

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: The Chocolate Chase

(G)

Thursday, March 22

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: Papatas Fritas

(G)

Amend program details to read:3:00am Football: WAFL: Round 1 – Subiaco Vs West Perth

(Repeat)The Subiaco Lions take on the West Perth Falcons in round one of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

Friday, March 23

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: If Only Lonely

(G)

Saturday, March 24 VIC ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 1 – Coburg Tigers Vs Northern Blues

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(Live AEDT)The Coburg Tigers play the Northern Blues in round one of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Saturday, March 24 TAS ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 1 – Coburg Tigers Vs Northern Blues

(Live AEDT)The Coburg Tigers play the Northern Blues in round one of the Victorian Football League (VFL).


Amend program details to read:2:00pm Football: WAFL: Round 2: Claremont Vs East Perth

(Live AWST)The Claremont Tigers take on the East Perth Royals in round two of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

Sunday, March 25

Insert classification:3:00pm Manet: The Man Who Invented Modern Art

(G)

Tuesday, March 27

Insert classification:8:00pm Country Town Rescue

(PG)

Amend program details to read:3:00am Football: VFL: Round 1: Coburg Tigers Vs Northern Blues

(Repeat)The Coburg Tigers play the Northern Blues in round one of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Thursday, March 29

Insert classification:8:30am The Straits

(M*Coarse language, drug use, sex scenes, violence)

Amend program details to read:3:00am Football: WAFL: Round 2: Claremont Vs East Perth

(Repeat)The Claremont Tigers take on the East Perth Royals in round two of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

Friday, March 30

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: The Housing Plant Project

(G)

Insert classification:

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8:00pm QI: Indecision(PG)

Saturday, March 31

Amend program details to read:10:00am rage Guest Programmer: Dave Stewart

(PG)Dave Stewart guest programs rage.

Insert classification:4:25pm QI: Indecision

(PG)

Amend program details to read:12:10am rage Guest Programmer: Dave Stewart

(PG)Dave Stewart guest programs rage.

Saturday, March 31 VIC ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 2 – Port Melbourne Vs Werribee Tigers

(Live AEDT)Port Melbourne Vs the Werribee Tigers in round two of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Saturday, March 31 TAS ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 2 – Port Melbourne Vs Werribee Tigers

(Live AEDT)Port Melbourne Vs the Werribee Tigers in round two of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Saturday, March 31 SA ONLY

Amend program details to read:2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 2 – Sturt Vs Port Adelaide

(Live ACDT)Sturt take on Port Adelaide in round two of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

Saturday, March 31 NT ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 2 – Sturt Vs Port Adelaide

(Live ACST)Sturt take on Port Adelaide in round two of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).


Amend program details to read:2:00pm Football: WAFL: Round 3 – East Perth Vs West Perth

(Live AWST)The East Perth Royals play the West Perth Falcons in round three of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

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Sunday, April 01

Insert classification:11:30am Songs Of Praise: Pershore

(G)

Monday, April 02

Insert classification:2:50pm River Stories

(G)

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: Thirsty

(G)

Tuesday, April 03


(G)

Amend program details to read:3:00am Football: VFL: Round 2: Port Melbourne Vs Werribee Tigers

(Repeat)Port Melbourne Vs the Werribee Tigers in round two of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Wendesday, April 04


(G)

Amend program details to read:3:00am Football: SANFL: Round 2: Sturt Vs Port Adelaide

(Repeat)Sturt take on Port Adelaide in round two of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

Thursday, April 05

Amend program details to read:3:00am Football: WAFL: Round 3 – East Perth Vs West Perth

(Repeat)The East Perth Royals play the West Perth Falcons in round three of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: At Full Speed

(G)

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Friday, April 06

Insert classification:6:50pm Minuscule: Spiders From The Depths

(G)

Saturday, April 07

Amend program title to read:10:00pm rage Guest Programmer: Chairlift

Amend program title to read:11:20pm rage Guest Programmer: Chairlift

Saturday, April 07 VIC ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 3 – Collingwood Vs North Ballarat

(Live AEST)Collingwood take on North Ballarat in round three of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Saturday, April 07 TAS ONLY

Amend program details to read:1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 3 – Collingwood Vs North Ballarat

(Live AEST)Collingwood take on North Ballarat in round three of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Saturday, April 07 SA ONLY

Amend program details to read:2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 3 – Norwood Vs Eagles

(Live ACST)Norwood plays the Eagles in round three of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

Saturday, April 07 NT ONLY

Amend program details to read:2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 3 – Norwood Vs Eagles

(Live ACST)Norwood plays the Eagles in round three of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

Saturday, April 07 WA ONLY

Amend program details to read:2:00pm Football: WAFL: Round 4 – Peel Thunder Vs East Fremantle

(Live AWST)Peel Thunder take on East Fremantle in round four of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Sunday, 8 April 2012

Program GuideSunday, 8 April 2012

4:00am rage(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

5:00am rage(PG)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:00am rage(G)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:30am Bindi: The Jungle Girl(CC,Repeat,G)

6:50am Pingu(Repeat,G)

6:55am Jakers!: The Adventures Of Piggley Winks(CC,Repeat,G)

7:20am My Goldfish Is Evil(CC,Repeat,G)

7:45am Bugged(Repeat,G)

7:55am Kid Vs Kat(CC,Repeat,G)

8:10am Bolts And Blip(CC,Repeat,G)

8:35am Pink Panther And Pals(CC,Repeat,G)

9:00am Movie: Pufnstuf(CC,Repeat,1970,G)Jimmy takes his flute down by the sea to relax. He lays the flute down and it comes alive. When a witch tries to steal the flute, a dragon named Pufnstuf comes to the rescue. CAST: Jack Wild DIR: Hollingsworth Morse (1970)

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10:30am Schools Spectacular 2011(CC,Repeat,G)The Schools Spectacular is one of the world's biggest youth variety events: an inspirational performing arts showcase choreographed, costumed and musically performed on an epic scale.

11:30am Songs Of Praise: The Easter Story(CC)Bill Paterson and Tamsin Greig read from the King James Bible, and Aled Jones introduces Easter hymns from Wesley Memorial Church in Oxford.

12:10pm The Queen's Coronation: Behind Palace Doors(CC,Repeat,G)A high-society special about the behind-the-scenes tension in the lead-up to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1953.

1:00pm Gardening Australia(CC,Repeat,G)Costa introduces his chickens and builds a mobile 'chook tractor'. Sophie meets a gardener whose passion for plants has grown into a productive plan for his future and Josh gets stuck into some timely autumn maintenance.

1:30pm South Side Story: Armani Army(CC,Repeat,PG,Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and voices of people who have died)Clothes may not maketh the man, but wearing brand new, expensive Armani suits is certainly inspirational to a team used to battling for survival. Welcome to the 'new South Sydney'.

2:00pm New Tricks: End Of The Line(CC,Repeat,PG)A suspect's DNA tests link him to an unnamed vagrant who was strangled to death on a tube train 15 years earlier. UCOS decides to reopen the case to determine his identity and find the killer. CAST: Richard Graham

3:00pm Art Of Russia: Roads To Revolution(CC,G)Presented by art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon, this series attempts to fathom the Russian people by looking at their art from pre-historic times to the present day.

3:50pm The Private Life Of An Easter Masterpiece: The Descent From The Cross(CC,G)Six hundred years ago, one painting in northern Europe was prized above all others. The painting was huge and overwhelming - the Descent from the Cross. The painter was a Flemish master, Rogier Van Der Weyden.

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4:40pm Sydney International Piano Competition: Konstantin Shamray: Wagner/Liszt And Chopin(Repeat,G)Konstantin Shamray performs Wagner/Liszt - Isolde's Liebstod from 'Tristan And Isolde' And Chopin's Polonaise No 6 (Heroic).

5:00pm Wonders of the Universe: Destiny(CC,Repeat,G)Professor Brian Cox explores some of the most profound questions we can ask about ourselves, the universe and the planet. Cox seeks to understand the nature of time and its role in creating the universe and ourselves.

6:00pm Best Of Collectors(CC,Repeat,G)Meet a collector of green; coke - is it just a drink or a lifestyle? plus microphones, anvils and plenty of other great stories from the Collectors back catalogue.

6:30pm Compass: Love Never Dies(CC)The extraordinary story of a grieving father's search for his son who, he is convinced, lives on in the after-life.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm Australia: The Time Traveller's Guide: The Wild Years(CC,G)Join Dr Richard Smith as he dodges the dinosaurs and seeks out the sea monsters that inhabited Australia during its wildest years.

8:30pm Waking the Dead: Soldarity: Part 1(CC,M,Coarse Language, Violence)The murder of Falklands' veteran-turned-peace activist Piers Kennedy, is under investigation when his corpse is uncovered in a Ministry of Defence tunnel. CAST: Adam Rayner

9:25pm Fry's Planet Word: The Power And the Glory(CC,PG)FinalStorytelling has been with us as long as language itself. In this episode Stephen uncovers why certain words can make us laugh, cry or tear our hair out and discovers through history what has made a good story.

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10:25pm Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Murder In Montparnasse(CC,Repeat,M,Sexual References, Violence)Phryne's memories of her early days in Paris and her first love come crashing into the present as she investigates the disappearance of Madame Sarcelle - an artist's wife. CAST: Essie Davis, Nathan Page

11:20pm Super Sleuths: Midsomer Murders(CC,Repeat,M,Sexual References, Violence)A documentary celebrating the television series, Midsomer Murders.

12:10am Celia(CC,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Violence)Celia, a nine-year-old girl from Melbourne, is misunderstood by her father, who finds, to his dismay, that the new Communist neighbours encourage flights of fancy and her questioning mind. DIR: Ann Turner CAST: Rebecca Smart

1:50am Waking the Dead: Soldarity: Part 1(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language, Violence)The murder of Falklands' veteran-turned-peace activist Piers Kennedy, is under investigation when his corpse is uncovered in a Ministry of Defence tunnel. CAST: Adam Rayner

2:45am rage(Repeat)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Monday, 9 April 2012

Monday, 9 April 2012

4:00am The New Inventors(CC,Repeat,G)

4:30am Can We Help?(CC,Repeat,G)

5:00am Gardening Australia(CC,Repeat,G)

5:30am Catalyst(CC,Repeat)

6:00am ABC News Breakfast(CC)

9:30am Australia: Land Of Parrots(CC,Repeat,G)

10:30am Painting Australia(CC,Repeat,G)

11:00am The Private Life Of An Easter Masterpiece: The Descent From The Cross(CC,Repeat,G)

12:00pm Midday Report(CC)

12:30pm Fry's Planet Word(CC,Repeat,PG)Final

1:30pm The New Inventors(CC,Repeat,G)

2:00pm Monarch Of The Glen(CC,Repeat,G)

2:50pm River Stories(CC,G)

3:00pm Play School(CC,Repeat,G)

3:30pm Roary The Racing Car(CC,Repeat,G)

3:40pm Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom(CC,Repeat,G)

3:50pm PoppetsTown(CC,Repeat,G)

4:00pm Word Girl(CC,Repeat,G)

4:15pm Potatoes And Dragons(CC,Repeat,G)

4:25pm Oggy And The Cockroaches(CC,Repeat,G)

4:35pm King Arthur's Disasters(CC,Repeat,G)

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5:00pm Freefonix(CC,Repeat,G)

5:30pm Prank Patrol International(CC,Repeat,G)

5:50pm Richard Hammond's Blast Lab: The Experiments(CC,Repeat,G)

6:00pm Grand Designs Revisited: Edinburgh(CC,Repeat,G)Kevin McCloud returns to Edinburgh to see whether a couple's attempts to transform a wreck of an old stone building have been successful.

6:50pm Minuscule: High VoltageA little black spider desperately tries to catch a fly that is flying around a garden lamp. But there's electricity in the air tonight. And the little spider might get its feet burnt.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm 7.30(CC)The ABC's national flagship current affairs program led by one of Australia's most respected journalists - Chris Uhlmann.

8:00pm Australian Story(CC)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

8:30pm Four Corners(CC)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

9:20pm Media Watch(CC)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

9:35pm Q&A(CC)A lively interactive discussion hosted by Tony Jones where the audience at home and in the studio questions political leaders and opinion makers.

10:35pm Lateline(CC)A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of

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Australian and international news and events.

11:10pm Genius: Noddy Holder And Shappi Khorsandi(CC,M,Sexual References)FinalDave Gorman is joined by glam rock legend Noddy Holder and comedian Shappi Khorsandi as they hear the case for another batch of inventions, schemes and policies presented by the public.

11:40pm Spooks(CC,Repeat,MA,Violence)Harry has been framed as a traitor and is interrogated by MI5. Ros takes control of the Grid and discovers who the real mole is. CAST: Hermione Norris

12:35am Wire In The Blood: Prayer Of The Bone(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language, Violence)Eccentric clinical psychologist, Dr Tony Hill, is far away from home and he's pitted against the might of the US legal system, sweltering Texas heat and bone-shaking rattlesnakes. CAST: Robson Green

2:05am Survival School(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language)Fifteen elite Australian soldiers struggle to last the distance without food or water at the mouth of the Daly River in the Northern Territory - one of the harshest environments in the world.

3:00am rage(Repeat)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Tuesday, 10 April 2012


4:00am The New Inventors(CC,Repeat,G)

4:30am Can We Help?(CC,Repeat,G)

5:00am Gardening Australia(CC,Repeat,G)

5:30am Catalyst(CC,Repeat,G)


9:30am Business Today(CC)

10:00am Deadly 60(CC,Repeat,G)


11:00am Big Ideas(CC)


12:30pm Q&A(CC,Repeat)

1:30pm Compass(CC,Repeat)

2:00pm Churchill's Darkest Decision(CC,Repeat,PG)









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5:50pm BTN Daily(CC)

6:00pm A Farmer's Life For Me(CC,G)FinalIt's the final. Jimmy Doherty must decide which of the two remaining couples will win their very own farm to manage for a year. Each couple must undergo a series of daunting farming challenges.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)


8:00pm Country Town Rescue(CC)The Guerke's relationship with their landlord has deteriorated further and the committee meets to discuss a solution. The Gallen's arrive in town and Jo seeks a job at the local pub.

8:30pm Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: A Murder Is Announced(CC,Repeat,M,Violence)The third of four Agatha Christie mysteries. A personal ad is placed in the local paper to declare that a murder will take place in Chipping Cleghorn that evening - is it a hoax? CAST: Geraldine McEwan, Zoe Wanamaker, Keeley Hawes

10:05pm Artscape: John Waters In Conversation With Virginia Trioli(CC)Virginia Trioli interviews cult cinema icon John Waters. Once described as the ‘Pope of Trash’ Waters is a controversial man of many talents, best known for writing and directing the 1988 movie Hairspray.

10:35pm Lateline(CC)A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of

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Australian and international news and events.

11:10pm The Business(CC,Repeat)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 Four Corners(CC,Repeat)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

12:20am Media Watch(CC,Repeat)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

12:35am Hungry Beast: Upload(CC,Repeat)Hungry Beast plays with the idea of Upload, examining the Internet's effect on our lives.

1:05am The Fallen Vampire: Bela Lugosi(CC,Repeat,PG)Biography of Bela Lugosi, famous for being the first actor to portray Dracula on the American stage, and also on film. Includes archival footage and interviews with director Istvan Szabo, film historians, and Lugosi's son.

1:55am A Farmer's Life For Me(CC,Repeat,G)FinalIt's the final. Jimmy Doherty must decide which of the two remaining couples will win their very own farm to manage for a year. Each couple must undergo a series of daunting farming challenges.

3:00am Football: VFL: Round 3 - Collingwood Vs North Ballarat(Repeat)Collingwood take on North Ballarat in round three of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Wednesday, 11 April 2012





11:00am Big Ideas(CC)


12:30pm National Press Club Address(CC)

1:30pm E2: Transport(CC,Repeat,G)

2:00pm They Came To Play(CC,Repeat,G)












5:50pm BTN Daily

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(CC)

6:00pm Restoration Home: Big House(CC,Repeat,G)FinalOnce a building of grandeur, Big House is now a carcass. But digging into the archives, the property's history gives an insight into the wealth and power of an empire built on coal.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)


8:00pm Woodley: The Wedding(CC,PG)FinalAfter a night locked in a display home, Woodley finds himself doing the most painful thing he's ever done - he helps Em get to her wedding to Greg. CAST: Frank Woodley

8:30pm Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight(CC)Adam Hills returns to Gordon Street in a unique take on the traditional tonight show - with monologue, interviews and top musical acts, plus spontaneous and unpredictable interactions with the studio audience.

9:30pm Agony Uncles(CC,M,Sexual References)Our Agony Uncles tackle the big issues including cohabitating, jealousy, how to keep the romance alive and when it's time to pop the question.

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

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


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11:30pm Lawrence Leung's Unbelievable: Manipulation(CC,Repeat,PG)Lawrence presents a user's guide to how we are manipulated, persuaded and deceived without us knowing it. This episode features liars, cheats, poker players, and at long last reveals the truth about Joe the Cameraman.

12:00am Moving Wallpaper(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language)Jonathan is sent into a spin of panic when Nancy announces that the press are due to visit the set the next morning and are expecting a press teaser. CAST: Ben Miller

12:25am Movie: Stepping Out(CC,Repeat,1991,PG)A tap-dance teacher attempts to prepare a class of amateurs for a charity performance. DIR: Lewis Gilbert CAST: Liza Minnelli, Shelley Winters (1991)

2:10am Big Ideas: The Sampler: Peter Kareiva - The Nature Of Conservancy(Repeat)Peter Kareiva passionately stirs the pot on conservation religiosity. He's a biologist and chief scientist with the US-based Nature Conservancy and this is a highlight of his talk delivered in San Francisco.

2:25am Macumba: Outside Looking In(Repeat,PG)John Macumba was born with cerebral palsy in the remote central desert of the Pitjantjatjara lands. In this documentary John journeys back to his homelands and allows us to see his life.

3:00am Football: SANFL: Round 3 - Norwood Vs Eagles(Repeat)Norwood plays the Eagles in round three of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Thursday, 12 April 2012






11:00am Restoration Home(CC,Repeat,G)Final


12:30pm The Return Of Sherlock Holmes(CC,Repeat,PG)

1:30pm At The Movies(CC,Repeat)

2:00pm The Real Graham Kennedy(CC,Repeat,G)












5:50pm BTN Daily

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(CC)

6:00pm River Cottage: Summer's Here(CC,G)Hugh runs a leftovers night and, fond of fishing, he tries throw-netting for mullet for the first time. River Cottage does its bit for the environment when Hugh has their used cooking oil converted to car fuel.

6:50pm Minuscule: The Iron MonsterThe sudden arrival of a tractor in a field makes the insects that had a home there panic. The little bugs join forces to save their homes and get rid of the terrible machine.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)


8:00pm Catalyst(CC)Catalyst report into the complex world of those for whom having an orgasm is an unrelenting nightmare.

8:30pm Australia On Trial: The Eureka 13(CC,G)The past comes to life with the re-enactment of the court case that followed Australia's most notorious rebellion - the 1854 Eureka Stockade at Ballarat in Melbourne.

9:30pm All The Way(CC,M,Violence)Moving and startling film about why Australia really went to war in Vietnam and how they discovered that their biggest battle there was dealing with their best friend, America.



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11:30pm Sex, Drugs And Rock 'n' Roll: The 60s Revealed(CC,Repeat,PG)This fascinating episode features actors such as Maureen Lipman, Lyn Redgrave, Sylvia Sim, Philip Lowrie, Hayley Mills and Sean Connery, film director of Help and A Hard Day's Night Richard Lester and TV presenter Simon Dee.

12:15am The Jonathan Ross Show: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Benedict Cumberbatch, Alan Carr & The Saturdays(CC,Repeat,PG)Jonathan Ross welcomes Benedict Cumberbatch, The Saturdays, Alan Carr and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

1:00am The Clinic(CC,Repeat,PG)Keelin spills the beans; Dan takes advantage of the situation with Cathy; Mrs Fleming asks Fiona to move back in; and Ed once again ends up sleeping on Patrick's couch. CAST: Rachel Pilkington, David Wilmot

1:55am River Cottage: Summer's Here(CC,Repeat,G)Hugh runs a leftovers night and, fond of fishing, he tries throw-netting for mullet for the first time. River Cottage does its bit for the environment when Hugh has their used cooking oil converted to car fuel.

3:00am Football: WAFL: Round 4 - Peel Thunder Vs East Fremantle(Repeat)Peel Thunder Vs East Fremantle in round four of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 15Friday, 13 April 2012






11:00am Catalyst(CC,Repeat)

11:30am One Plus One(CC)


12:30pm Jennifer Byrne Presents(CC,Repeat,G)








4:00pm Word Girl(CC,Repeat,G)Final






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5:50pm BTN Daily(CC)

6:00pm 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.

6:50pm Minuscule: The Long RoadA snail wants to join a water point where his fellow snails are drinking. But does he realise how long and hazardous the road towards it is?

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm 7.30(CC)

8:00pm QI: Inventive(CC,PG)QI master Stephen Fry is reinventing the wheel, in a show all about 'Inventions'. Joining Stephen are panellists Nina Conti, Sean Lock, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

8:30pm Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Away With The Fairies(CC,M,Adult Themes)Phryne enters the publishing world when she investigates the puzzling death of a magazine columnist and author of fairy stories. CAST: Essie Davis

9:30pm The Shadow Line(CC,MA,Coarse Language, Violence)Jay Wratten insists that Harris caused his uncle's murder and causes problems for Bede's new business deal. DI Gabriel struggles to placate his ex-mistress and 'Gatehouse' plays evil games. CAST: Chiwetel Ejiofor, Stephen Rea


11:10pm Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight(CC,Repeat)Adam Hills returns to Gordon Street in a unique take on the traditional tonight show - with monologue, interviews and top musical acts, plus spontaneous and unpredictable interactions with the studio audience.

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12:10am rage(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Start your weekend with the very best new music releases plus a mix of classic hits and party favourites. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other States:New South Wales State

7:30pm 7.30 NSW(CC)State based current affairs. Quentin Dempster examines the local issues concerning New South Wales.

Australian Capital Territory

7:30pm 7.30 ACT(CC)Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.

Queensland State

7:30pm 7.30 QLD(CC)State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

Victoria State

7:30pm 7.30 VIC(CC)State based current affairs. Josie Taylor examines the local issues concerning Victoria.

Tasmania State

7:30pm 7.30 TAS(CC)State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.

Northern Territory

7:30pm 7.30 NT(CC)Territory based current affairs. Laetitia Lemke examines the local issues concerning the Northern Territory.

South Australia State

7:30pm 7.30 SA(CC)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

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Western Australia State

7:30pm 7.30 WA(CC)State based current affairs. Andrew O'Connor examines the local issues concerning Western Australia.

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Saturday, 14 April 2012

4:00am rage(MA, Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

5:00am rage(PG)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:00am rage(G)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

10:00am rage Guest Programmer: Wild Flag(PG)Wild Flag guest program rage.

11:00am Spicks And Specks(CC,Repeat,PG)Adam, Myf and Alan are joined by Tim Finn, Lucy Durack, Jackie Loeb and Dave O'Neil.

11:30am 7.30(CC,Repeat)

12:00pm A Quiet Word... With Rhys Darby(CC,Repeat,PG)Tony Martin leads fellow comedian and New Zealander Rhys Darby on a leisurely stroll through his remarkable and varied career. Darby is the man known around the world as Murray from Flight of the Conchords.

12:30pm Australian Story(CC,Repeat)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

1:00pm QI: Inventive(CC,Repeat,PG)QI master Stephen Fry is reinventing the wheel, in a show all about 'Inventions'. Joining Stephen are panellists Nina Conti, Sean Lock, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

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1:30pm The Wonder Years: My Father's Office(CC)A comedy series set in the late 1960s, focusing on the trials and tribulations of young Kevin Arnold and his family, as he enters junior high school and becomes a teenager. CAST: Fred Savage

2:00pm See Local Guides(Repeat)

4:55pm Bill's Tasty Weekends: Dartmouth(CC,Repeat,G)Bill Granger is in Dartmouth staying in the gun tower of Kingswear Castle. He's there to get his hands on Cornwall's fabulous seafood and he couldn't have picked a better time as a local water festival is in full swing.

5:40pm Wild At Heart(CC,Repeat,PG)Danny needs to control an outbreak of rabies, and meets Alice the vet enlisted to help. But things don't get off on a good footing. CAST: Stephen Tompkinson, Dawn Steele

6:30pm Gardening Australia(CC,G)Jerry meets a Vietnam vet who has converted a wasteland into a vibrant and productive garden for the local community and Costa installs a simple watering system to supply the growing verge garden.

7:00pm ABC News(CC)

7:30pm New Tricks: Lost In Translation(CC,PG)The team discover from a murder victim's DNA tests that he had worked as a police interpreter before his death. His last assignment was to translate for a witness who testified in a murder case. CAST: Alun Armstrong

8:30pm Whitechapel(CC,M,Violence)Four people are slaughtered in a heavily fortified workshop, a seemingly impossible crime. What can Chandler and Miles learn from history, to help them solve this modern case? CAST: Rupert Penry-Jones.

9:20pm Strike Back(CC,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Violence)FinalA compelling story of betrayal, glory, redemption and revenge played out through the interlinking lives of two former soldiers: military hero Hugh Collinson and discharged

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veteran John Porter. CAST: Richard Armitage

10:05pm Thorne: Scaredy Cat(CC,Repeat,M,Coarse Language, Drug Use, Sexual References, Violence)Two women have been murdered near a train station, but in different ways. When the connection is made with two other murders, DI Thorne realises that two serial killers are at work in a macabre partnership. CAST: David Morrissey

11:10pm rage Guest Programmer: Wild Flag(MA,Rage Warning - Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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Other States:New South Wales State

11:30am 7.30 NSW(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Quentin Dempster examines the local issues concerning New South Wales.

2:00pm Planet America(Repeat)In the lead-up to the 2012 US Presidential Election, The Chaser's Chas Licciardello teams up with ABC News Radio's John Barron to follow and analyse the race to the White House.

2:45pm At The Movies: Short Cuts(CC,Repeat)Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.

3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield(Live AEST)Coverage of the 2012 NSW Rugby Union Shute Shield.

Australian Capital Territory

11:30am 7.30 ACT(CC,Repeat)Territory based current affairs. Chris Kimball examines the local issues concerning the ACT.



3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield(Live AEST)Coverage of the 2012 NSW Rugby Union Shute Shield.

Queensland State

11:30am 7.30 QLD(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Jessica van Vonderen examines the local issues concerning Queensland.

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3:00pm Spirit Stones(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)Indigenous Noongar elders reflect on the spiritual, social and environmental reasons for the mysterious showers of stones which fell from the sky onto Noongar camps in the 1940s and 50s.

3:55pm Prince Charles' Other Mistress(CC,Repeat,PG)The little known story of the beautiful Australian socialite who won Prince Charles's heart, lost him to Camilla Parker Bowles, and met a premature, lonely end within months of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Victoria State

11:30am 7.30 VIC(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Josie Taylor examines the local issues concerning Victoria.

1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 4 - North Ballarat Vs Williamstown(Live AEST)North Ballarat take on Williamstown in round four of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

4:00pm The Wonder Years: My Father's Office(CC,Repeat)A comedy series set in the late 1960s, focusing on the trials and tribulations of young Kevin Arnold and his family, as he enters junior high school and becomes a teenager. CAST: Fred Savage


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Tasmania State

11:30am 7.30 TAS(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Airlie Ward examines the local issues concerning Tasmania.

1:00pm Football: VFL: Round 4 - North Ballarat Vs Williamstown(Live AEST)North Ballarat take on Williamstown in round four of the Victorian Football League (VFL).

4:00pm The Wonder Years: My Father's Office(CC,Repeat)A comedy series set in the late 1960s, focusing on the trials and tribulations of young Kevin Arnold and his family, as he enters junior high school and becomes a teenager. CAST: Fred Savage


Northern Territory

11:30am 7.30 NT(CC,Repeat)Territory based current affairs. Laetitia Lemke examines the local issues concerning the Northern Territory.

2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 4 - Eagles Vs Glenelg(Live ACST)The Eagles play Glenelg in round four of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

South Australia State

11:30am 7.30 SA(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Simon Royal examines the local issues concerning South Australia.

2:00pm Football: SANFL: Round 4 - Eagles Vs Glenelg(Live ACST)The Eagles play Glenelg in round four of the South Australian Football League (SANFL).

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Western Australia State

11:30am 7.30 WA(CC,Repeat)State based current affairs. Andrew O'Connor examines the local issues concerning Western Australia.

2:00pm Football: WAFL: Round 5 - Swan Districts Vs Peel Thunder(Live AWST)Swan Districts Vs Peel Thunder in round five of the West Australian Football League (WAFL).

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