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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41 Index

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41 Index

Index

Program Highlights...........................................................................................................................................................1

Yellowstone: Autumn..................................................................................................................................................1

Midsomer Murders: The Great And The Good............................................................................................................2

Compass: What Should I Do?: Part Two......................................................................................................................3

Talking Heads: Greg Mortimer....................................................................................................................................4

Ashes To Ashes............................................................................................................................................................5

Rivers And Life: Yangtze..............................................................................................................................................6

Athens: The Truth About Democracy: Democracy......................................................................................................7

Fear, Stress And Anger: Health And Gran....................................................................................................................8

First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne..............................................................................................................9

United States Of Tara: Snow......................................................................................................................................10

Australia's Heritage: National Treasures: Ned Kelly's Armour..................................................................................11

Dead Famous............................................................................................................................................................. 12

Little Princess: Harvest Festival!................................................................................................................................13

Collectors................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Hunter....................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Wheelchair Basketball: Asia Oceania Men's Champion: Preview..............................................................................16

Gardening Australia...................................................................................................................................................17

Heart And Soul...........................................................................................................................................................18

The Bill: Live By The Sword........................................................................................................................................19

Cold Blood: The Last Hurrah......................................................................................................................................20

Watch Out For…............................................................................................................................................................. 21

River Cottage Spring..................................................................................................................................................21

The New Inventors.................................................................................................................................................... 22

Catalyst...................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Amendments.................................................................................................................................................................. 24

Program Guide............................................................................................................................................................... 30

Sunday, 4 October 2009............................................................................................................................................30

Monday, 5 October 2009...........................................................................................................................................35

Tuesday, 6 October 2009...........................................................................................................................................39

Wednesday, 7 October 2009.....................................................................................................................................43

Thursday, 8 October 2009.........................................................................................................................................47

Friday, 9 October 2009..............................................................................................................................................51

Saturday, 10 October 2009........................................................................................................................................56

Marketing Contacts........................................................................................................................................................60

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

7:30pm

Yellowstone: Autumn

Sunday, 4 October 2009 Final

Over the summer, Yellowstone has flourished - in late August there are more living things here than at any other time of the year. But winter is around the corner and there are just two months for all Yellowstone’s animals to get ready or get out. An early dusting of snow is a sign for elk to start moving down from the mountains to focus on finding food in the valleys. Although the wolves are waiting for them, the male elk are distracted, their haunting bugle call boasting that they are fired up and ready to fight each other to the death for the right to breed. As temperatures fall further, beavers get busy in a rush to repair dams and stock underwater larders before ice freezes their ponds. Yellowstone’s forests, the aspens, cottonwoods and maples, start to shut down for the winter, their colours painting Yellowstone a blaze of red and gold.

Meanwhile another tree is coming into its own, the whitebark pine. It offers up a bumper crop of pine nuts which fatten grizzly bears and squirrels alike. But its nuts are meant for another animal – the Clark’s nutcracker – a small bird with a colossal memory, and one that will reward the tree’s efforts well by carrying its seeds far and wide and even planting them. As autumn ends, the snow and ice return and many animals now move out from the heart of Yellowstone and so away from the protection of the national park. Here, their fight is not only to survive the cold, but also to find what little wild space remains in the modern world. All around Yellowstone, the human world is encroaching – it is now that the true value of the ‘world’s first national park’ becomes clearer than ever.

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PRODUCTION DETAILS:Series Producer: Andrew Murray; Executive Producer: Mike Gunton. A BBC/Animal Planet and Discovery Channel co-production.

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Sunday

8:30pm

Midsomer Murders: The Great And The Good

Sunday, 4 October 2009 Final

John Nettles and Jason Hughes are back investigating deadly deeds and gruesome goings-on in a brand new series of Midsomer Murders. In episode seven, The Great And The Good, the local school teacher is a damsel in distress. Is she imagining the intruder in her house, or is she really in danger?

Connie Bishop’s neighbours are used to her flinging open her bedroom windows and screaming for help in the middle of the night, but no intruder can ever be found. Many of the villagers think Connie is simply imagining the intruder and working herself into hysterics - and even Connie has her doubts.

But when Barnaby and Jones investigate, they discover that someone has indeed been loitering around Connie’s house. The fact that half the village know where her backdoor key is hidden – under a flower pot - means catching the intruder won’t be easy.

When not one, but two dead bodies are found in Connie’s garden, and she confesses that she has been having bad nightmares and sleepwalking, she is certain that she is the murderer, and that she has been killing people in her sleep.

But Barnaby is convinced that Connie is not the murderer, and uncovers the cunning plan of a social climbing local to oust Connie from the local fundraising committee for personal gain.

Another crime solved, Barnaby returns to peaceful village life with his wife Joyce. It’s just another day in Midsomer.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Bentley Production for ITV1

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Sunday

10:05pm

Compass: What Should I Do?: Part Two

Sunday, 4 October 2009

Once upon a time the big decisions in life were about births, deaths and marriages. But today many of our little, everyday decisions have grown into big dilemmas.

It’s become harder to make choices when the consequences seem increasingly complex and far-reaching. Has all this decision making become too exhausting and overwhelming? Or just plain absurd?

In each episode of this two-part Compass special Geraldine Doogue is joined by five guests who, over nibbles and drinks, discuss everyday dilemmas big and small, to help answer the question: What should I do?

At the table in What Should I Do? Part 2, are: the Sydney Institute’s Anne Henderson, comedian Anh Do, Rabbi Jacqueline Ninio, environmental activist David Burgess and Sheikh Jehad Ismail.

Dilemmas up for discussion this time around include shopping ethically, considering the environment when choosing travel options (think carbon emissions and offsets), whether to give to beggars knowing they may use the money in ways you may not support (like buying drugs), working for tobacco companies, and how far you go to champion a cause.

These are the debates we are having at home and at work with family, friends and colleagues. Sometimes hilarious and sometimes profound, they are among the big and small dilemmas that challenge us every day.

Compass: What Should I Do?: Part Two will be repeated on ABC2 – Friday, October 09 at 5:55pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Rose Hesp.

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Monday

6:30pm

Talking Heads: Greg Mortimer

Monday, 5 October 2009

What’s it like to stand on top of Mt Everest watching the sun set? To mark the 25th anniversary of the first Australian ascent of the world’s highest peak, this week’s guest on Talking Heads is adventurer Greg Mortimer.

Mortimer has spent a lifetime in very rarefied air, climbing the world’s most dangerous mountains. On October 3rd 1984 Mortimer and fellow climber Tim Macartney-Snape not only became the first Aussies to scale Mount Everest, but they also took a new route up the difficult North Face. In typical Australian fashion, they were climbing without the assistance of supplementary bottled oxygen - because it cost too much!

Mortimer has loved extremes since he first clapped eyes on the Three Sisters peaks in the Blue Mountains as a teenager. His achievements include the first ever summit of Annapurna II via it’s south face, the first Australian summit of Antarctica's highest peak, Vinson Massif and the first Australian ascent of K2, the second tallest mountain in the world.

If the top of the world has loomed large in Mortimer’s life, so has the bottom. Since 1992, he and his partner Margaret have been busy taking visitors to Antarctica. As he tells Peter Thompson, this is not tourism done by halves. It costs $250,000 just to fuel the ship.

Although Mortimer has received the Order of Australia Medal for mountaineering and is the recipient of three Australian Geographic society medals, he does not seem to have pursued records or recognition.

“For me, climbing in extremes requires a very quiet heart, and a quiet mind probably as well… I just like it.”

Talking Heads: Greg Mortimer will be repeated on ABC2 – Tuesday, October 06 at 5.00pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Produced by ABC TV. Executive Producer: Margot Phillipson; Series Producer: Daniel Cooper.

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Monday

9:35pm

Ashes To Ashes


Alex Drake (Keeley Hawes) was shot in 2008 and was stunned when she woke up in 1981. Confronted by the politically incorrect DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister) and his right-hand men, DS Ray Carling (Dean Andrews) and DC Chris Skelton (Marshall Lancaster), Alex was determined not to hang around in the past for long. It is now 1982, the Falklands War has started, corruption in the force is rife and Alex is no nearer to finding the key to returning to the future.

When a man is found dead in a Soho strip club, it looks like a sex game has gone wrong. So when the deceased is discovered to be PC Sean Irvine, Gene and Alex are ordered to keep the case under wraps by Gene’s new boss, Detective Superintendent (Supermac) Mackintosh. Mac is determined to rid the force of police corruption and clean up the streets of London in the process; his no-nonsense attitude quickly impresses Alex and the team.

PC Irvine was supposed to be clearing the streets of vice but Gene believes he was corrupted by the red lights of Soho. An incriminating photo of the copper with a mystery brunette, found near his body, seems to confirm Gene’s suspicions.

However, Alex is troubled by Sean’s wife’s insistence that her husband wasn’t that sort of man, and when the pathologist uncovers signs that Sean was murdered, the team has to contend with the terrifying possibility that the killer could be one of their own.

Meanwhile, sounds and messages from the future suggest to Alex that her circumstances have changed. Is there someone out there who can help her?


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Kudos Film and Television production in association with Monastic Productions for BBC. Created and written by Matthew Graham and Ashley Pharaoh.

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Tuesday

6:05pm

Rivers And Life: Yangtze

Tuesday, 6 October 2009 New Series

Celebrating the ever-changing nature of man’s relationship with the earth’s amazing water systems, Rivers And Life is a six-part series exploring six of the world’s most iconic watercourses: the Amazon, the Nile, the Mississippi, the Ganges, the Yangtze, and the Rhine.

Compelling stories about the lives lived along these river banks are told: from the indigenous communities who dwell in harmony with the rivers, to the modern traders and artisans who make their livings there. And the vast metropolises, which now more than ever, depend on 21st century technologies to keep the ancient waters at bay, are unveiled.

Rich in texture and observation and filmed at some of the most remote and beautiful locations - from glacial springs and mystical sources to ferocious rapids and sprawling deltas - each episode is driven by a powerful narrative, derived from the nature of the river itself.

Episode One - YangtzeFlowing over 6,000km from source to sea, the Yangtze River is one of the most utilized water ways in the world. It’s also one of the most deadly. Throughout the last century, its ferocious flooding killed over three hundred thousand people. But now man has struck back, with an engineering project designed to corral the river’s destructive forces and bring the Yangtze firmly under human control.

The Three Gorges Dam is a concrete mega-structure so large it’s visible from space. This triumph of modern engineering is capable of producing enough hydro-electricity to power a ninth of China’s total needs. But there has been a huge cost to this transformation. The story of the Yangtze today is a story of change along every kilometre of its route. A new chapter in the Yangtze’s long history has begun....


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Produced by Green Bay Media. Executive Producer: Amanda Rees.

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Tuesday

8:30pm

Athens: The Truth About Democracy: Democracy

Tuesday, 6 October 2009 Final

Historian Bettany Hughes explores the ‘Golden Age’ of ancient Athens at the dawn of democracy.

In the sixth century BC, Athens was run by tyrants, rulers who governed with absolute power, but when one young aristocrat decided to use ‘the power of the people’ on his side to defeat a rival, the genie was out of the bottle. Democracy was born.

Voting was restricted to male citizens born in Athens. Slaves and foreigners could not vote, and women not only could not vote, but also had to be veiled outside the home.

The most famous of all the generals, Pericles, built the Parthenon to celebrate Athens power, but he also took the city into a disastrous conflict, the Peloponnesian War, which was to be their ultimate undoing.

But against this background of conflict Athens attracted great thinkers and scientists. Art and culture thrived. At exactly the same time that democracy was emerging, new, more realistic style of sculpture flourished. The Athenians invented drama as an art and used it to debate problems on stage for citizens to see.

The tensions within the fifth century Athenian society can be encapsulated in the trial and death of Socrates. He was a brilliant philosopher and original thinker, but when Athens was finally defeated in the Peloponnesian war, the citizens were looking for a scapegoat. He had ridiculed the idea of government by non-experts and had coached many of the arrogant aristocrats who had failed in battle.

When Socrates was condemned for impiety and the corruption of youth, he refused to compromise in any way, and rejected an offer to go into exile. He stood trial and was condemned to death by drinking Hemlock.

Democracy with its emphasis on free speech could not tolerate an attack on democracy itself.

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Produced by Lion Television. Executive Producers: Richard Bradley and Bill Locke. Produced by Sophia Roberts and Rowan Deacon.

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Tuesday

9:25pm

Fear, Stress And Anger: Health And Gran

Tuesday, 6 October 2009

As Martin and Julie party away at home one night, Gran quietly drinks herself into a coma and ends up in hospital. Put to shame by health workers who threaten action, Martin and Julie take stock of their own physical state.

After cricking his back during a wild drunken dance, Martin decides they cannot afford to risk their health with drinking binges and he takes up a whole new lifestyle.

He even shrinks off his English reticence and tells people how he really feels about them - including their bemused friends Duncan and Sarah. Julie looks on as he manages to alienate them and everyone else to whom he declares his love.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executve Producer: Beryl Virtue. A Hartswood Films production for BBC.

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Tuesday

10:00pm

First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne


First Tuesday Book Club is ABC TV’s nationally televised book club. Hosted by Jennifer Byrne it brings to the screen the pleasures that draw millions of clubbers worldwide with their shared love of reading. This month there’s the haunting of Hundred’s Hall, in Sarah Waters’ The Little Stranger. And down and out in L.A. with the godfather of the Beats, John Fante and Ask The Dust.

Debating the merits of tonight’s two books are regulars Marieke Hardy and Jason Steger plus Cheryl Kernot and Matt Preston.

The Little Stranger by Sarah WatersThe Ayres family are being killed off or removed from lonely Hundreds Hall... Who or what is the little stranger?

Ask The Dust by John FanteArturo Bandini is a struggling writer, deluded with the image of his own greatness and obsessed with finishing his novel.

First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne will be repeated on ABC2 – Sunday, October 11 at 7:00pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Sophia Zachariou; Series Producer: Brendan Walls

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Wednesday

9:30pm

United States Of Tara: Snow

Wednesday, 7 October 2009

With the family at breaking point, Tara (Toni Collette) decides to check into an inpatient facility that specialises in dissociation. There, Tara meets her new doctor, Dr Holden (Joel Gretsch), a charismatic expert, who pushes her to recover lost memories.

The facility has support groups for significant others too, but Max (John Corbett) is wary and finds the group therapy tiresome. While back home, Charmaine (Rosemarie DeWitt) moves in to look after Kate (Brie Larson) and Marshall (Kier Gilchrist).

As Tara tries hard to delve into her past, her alters are resistant to allowing the truth to surface and Max learns he’ll have to be stronger than ever to help Tara take the next step in her recovery.

United States Of Tara: Snow will be repeated on ABC2 - Thursday, October 08 at 9:30pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A co-production between Showtime and Dreamworks. Executive Producers: Steven Spielberg, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank, Alexa Junge and Diablo Cody. Created by Diablo Cody.

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Thursday

6:50pm

Australia's Heritage: National Treasures: Ned Kelly's Armour

Thursday, 8 October 2009 Final

Take a voyage of discovery with The Chaser’s Chris Taylor as he reveals the secrets behind a fascinating mix of treasures from Australia’s National Heritage List.

Chris travels around Australia delivering historical snapshots of places from the National Heritage List. Established by the Australian Government in 2004, the National Heritage List is a collection of places that contribute to Australia's national identity.

In this mini-documentary series, Chris talks with experts and enthusiasts, revealing fascinating insights into our famous and not-so-famous past. Visiting objects and places of significance, including Fremantle Prison and the ruins of the Dutch merchant ship Batavia in Western Australia, the Eureka flag and the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Victoria, Francis De Groot’s sword in NSW and the Naracoorte Caves Fossil Mammal site in South Australia, Chris Taylor’s enthusiasm shines a welcome spotlight on the sometimes forgotten gems that are an irreplaceable part of our national story.

In the final documentary of the series Chris goes to Glenrowan, site of the famous siege of bushranger Ned Kelly, to see his legendary armour. From violent cop killer to a champion of the working class, Ned Kelly is a solid gold Australian icon and folk hero. By the time Kelly was captured at Glenrowan in June 1880 – a precinct included on the National Heritage List – the bearded bushranger had won the hearts of Victorians. When he was sentenced to hang five months later for the murder of three policemen at Stringybark Creek, 30,000 people signed a petition demanding clemency. The iron armour that saved – or some might say cost him – his life is preserved as a national treasure in the State Library of Victoria.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Screen Australia production

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Thursday

8:30pm

Dead Famous

Thursday, 8 October 2009

Media AlertAs you are aware, there is currently a trial under way in Victoria in relation to the murder of Lewis Moran. To avoid contempt of court issues, the current broadcast date falls after the trial is scheduled to finish. If it does not finish by that date, we anticipate the broadcast date will be postponed.

As there are a number of other criminal charges against various individuals in relation to Victorian gangland incidents, the ABC recommends that you obtain legal advice about any contempt of court of other issues relevant to anything you may wish to publish about the documentary.

Dead Famous lifts the lid on the slaughter that resulted when two underworld tribes went to war over drug profits during Melbourne’s infamous gangland killings.

This one-hour documentary takes viewers behind the frenzied headlines to put the killings in their true perspective.

Leading crime writers John Silvester and Andrew Rule analyse the causes and effects of the decade-long war. They investigate the reasons it began, why it was allowed to escalate and flourish for so long and point to what lessons, if any, have been learned by law makers and breakers alike.

It was a unique combination of circumstances that allowed the gangland wars to flourish – and saw so many criminals turn the underworld into a glitzy public soap-opera, played out on the front pages of newspapers, nightly television news bulletins and popular magazines for months on end.

Using a mix of archive and actual event footage, subtle dramatic recreation in actual locations, interviews with major players from both sides of the law and incisive and entertaining comment from Silvester and Rule, Dead Famous traces the history and character of this brutal episode that has become such a part of our recent social history.

PRODUCTION DETAILS:Presented by Andrew Rule and John Silvester. Producers: Terry Carlyon and Robyn Miller. Director: Terry Carlyon. Produced by DD&B Productions/Carlyon-Miller Productions. ABC TV Commissioning Editor: Alan Erson.

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Friday

10:10am

Little Princess: Harvest Festival!

Friday, 9 October 2009

Its autumn at the castle and the Annual Harvest Festival is fast approaching. Little Princess and her friends are all determined to win the prize for growing the biggest vegetable. But when Princess discovers her pumpkin has been nibbled, it soon becomes clear that someone, or something, has been sneaking in to the vegetable patch at night. A night time vigil ensues and the culprits are caught red handed… but not before they manage to get in to the castle and wreak havoc!

When the day of the festival competition finally arrives, the castle forgets about the midnight nibblers and gets the party into full swing… but who will be crowned the Harvest King or Queen?

PRODUCTION DETAILS:The IIIuminated Film Company.

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Friday

8:00pm

Collectors

Friday, 9 October 2009 200th Episode

The legendary Big Ted and Jemima from the ABC’s Playschool join us in the studio to salute a superb collection of radio and TV memorabilia, but before getting to that, what better way to celebrate a milestone than to create a stylish cocktail or two?

Mixologist and liquor industry consultant Sven Almenning is devoted to the art and history of the cocktail. Cocktails took off in the USA from 1920 during the Prohibition era. Sven’s collection of cocktail shakers, glasses and spoons spans the period 1880 to 1950, and many of the Art deco ones are stunning. Most come from America and some from Germany. As an appreciator of the great variety of the cocktail, Sven shares an irony with us. His grandfather was president of the Norwegian Society!

Jemima and Big Ted meet up with the gang on the big red couch for Andy’s story on the ABC heritage collection. Veteran cameraman Dennis Brennan has spent years searching out and saving old broadcast equipment, cameras, radios, microphones, record players, the lot. If its honourable working life is over, it’s fair game for Dennis’ virtual museum, which is currently just a shed at the old ABC Sydney Gore Hill site.

Lynne Boothey has been collecting Kinder surprises for 15 years and now has 6000. Her approach is simple. She has no boundaries and is dedicated to display. Why keep them in boxes, all neat and tidy? So her house is the museum using every shelf, display cabinet, window sill, every inch of wall space. All 6000... and growing!

Gordon and Adrian compete on the auction floor, and all the panel show off their favourite moments of the past 200 episodes.

Collectors will be repeated on ABC2 – Monday, October 12 at 6:00pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Colin Grubb; Series Producer: Ron McCulloch

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Friday

8:30pm

Hunter


As the investigation drags on, Matt (David Oyelowo) finds himself in a rift with Leanne’s (Christine Tremarco) parents after he gives an interview at home with a TV crew. Later, as Tanya (Lucinda Dryzek) accompanies her father to the shops, hoping to travel with him to Paris, Matt and Sarah (Sarah Smart) spend the afternoon at a local fair and road race at the park, which ends in a grisly discovery that takes the family on yet another emotional ride.

Then the discovery of a burnt-out van offers fresh evidence to Barclay’s (Hugh Bonneville) team, but the prime suspect slips away at a most inopportune time. A furious Matt joins Gary and the police in a night time stakeout at the home of Hazel Betts.

Meanwhile, Amy (Janet McTeer) celebrates her retirement with a farewell party at a pub that ends up embarrassing its guest of honour. But Amy’s work on the case isn’t quite finished – several new clues bring her and Barclay to the verge of finally solving the case.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A HBO/BBC co-production. Directed by Otto Bathurst & Simon Curtis. Executive Producers: Simon Curtis and Hilary Salmon. Written by Gwyneth Hughes and Produced by Paul Rutman.

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Saturday

12:30pm

Wheelchair Basketball: Asia Oceania Men's Champion: Preview

Saturday, 10 October 2009

Australia’s all conquering men’s wheelchair basketball team – the Rollers – take their first hopeful steps towards winning their first World Championship title with a qualifying tournament this week against the best teams from Asia and Oceania.

Today’s 30-minute preview program will assess Australia’s formidable form going into the tournament and examine the Rollers opponents – Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, and China.

Three teams from this Asia Oceania Championship, being played at Dandenong, Victoria, from Tuesday, October 13th – Saturday, October 17th, will qualify for the World Championships to be played in Birmingham, England, in July 2010.

Hosting today’s preview program will be ABC basketball commentator Darren Boyd.

According to Darren the Rollers are currently dominating men’s wheelchair basketball.

“Australia’s incredible strength and athleticism combined with their big match mentality has them firm favourites to win the Asia Oceania Championship and go through to the World Championships next year,” Darren says.

“But their opponents, particularly Japan, China and Korea will not roll over easily, and basketball fans can expect each game to be a hard fought tussle.”

Australia’s opening game of the tournament against Kuwait will be screened live (AEDT) on ABC2 on Tuesday, October 13th at 6:30pm.

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Saturday

6:30pm

Gardening Australia


Stephen Ryan gives the lowdown on what to plant in the vegie garden now around the country, and Colin Campbell reveals some exciting new plant releases and explains how to grow them successfully.

Sophie Thomson visits an innovative South Australian urban development where the communal gardens have been designed to create community. John Patrick discovers a technique for excavating around mature trees without causing damage to their roots and meets an arborist who shows how it’s done.

John Byrne talks to a woman who is passionate about her local wetlands and has developed a set of principles to help home gardeners minimise their impact on water catchments.

Gardening Australia will be repeated on ABC2 – Monday, October 12 at 4:30pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Tim Mitchell.

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Saturday

7:30pm

Heart And Soul


Binsey’s (Heather Tobias) brother Edgar dies, and members of the choir are amazed to find out that Binsey and Ethel (Annette Badland) are sisters. Binsey discovers that Edgar made an unconventional request for his cremation and she feels duty-bound to honour it, keeping the details secret from Ethel. At the funeral, the truth about the rift between the sisters is revealed and Edgar receives two very different send-offs.

Jake (Bryan Dick) tries to tell Esther (Sarah Lancashire) how he feels about her and explain his relationship with Layla (Sarah Alexander), but she refuses to listen. Eventually he blurts out how he feels. Esther is shocked and moved. But she is still suspicious about Jakes’ relationship with Layla and, finally, Jake comes clean.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Heart And Soul, a BBC production, was filmed in and around Glossop, Manchester. The producer is Richard Burrell, with Manda Levin, Phil Collinson and Debbie Horsfield as Executive Producers.

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Saturday

8:30pm

The Bill: Live By The Sword


Sgt. Callum Stone (Sam Callis) and PC Ben Gayle (Micah Balfour) come across a teenager who’s been brutally assaulted, and the victim’s brother and a friend identify the attacker as white. But when a young man of mixed race, Ollie Readshaw (Jazz Lintott) flees from police, they assume he’s the assailant, and set off in pursuit. But Ollie is killed trying to cross the road.

DI Neil Manson (Andrew Lancel) interviews the boy’s grieving mother Debbie (Julia Ford) in search of a motive for the assault, and she claims her son was with her at the time. Meanwhile, DC Banks is assigned as Family Liaison Officer to the assault victim's family, in an effort to glean any more information from the victim’s relatives.

With police convinced that Ollie was the attacker, Manson has the unenviable task of persuading a mother to betray her dead son by telling the truth about his whereabouts. But just as the distraught mother finally admits that Ollie wasn’t with her at the time, the young brother of the assault victim finally tells the truth.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:FremantleMedia; Executive Producer: Jonathan Young.

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Saturday

9:20pm

Cold Blood: The Last Hurrah

Saturday, 10 October 2009 Final

A baby called Jake Osbourne is kidnapped and a major investigation begins. Norton (Pauline Quirke) doesn’t think the baby’s name is a coincidence, and suspects that Wicklow is involved. Jake (John Hannah) is brought in to help with the investigation, something Eve (Jemma Redgrave) resents following their break-up. The team is convinced that Wicklow is finally planning his revenge upon Jake. He’s dying of cancer and it’s his last chance. News of the kidnapping and of Jake’s involvement in the case becomes known to the press, and a media feeding frenzy begins. This leads to Jake’s son, Joss (Will Roache), finding out the truth about his father from a journalist. Jake seeks out Joss to explain, but is beaten up by him in a ferocious attack.

Wicklow’s sister, Barbara is identified as a suspect. The team are now convinced that Wicklow has masterminded the whole thing and that Barbara has the baby. Can they find her and can Jake protect those he loves most with Wicklow after revenge...


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Carolyn Reynolds. A Granada Television Ltd production.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Watch Out For…

Watch Out For…Wednesday, 7 October 2009

6:10pm

River Cottage Spring

The Bristol experiment, to turn an acre of derelict city land into a small holding, continues as vegan Jess picks up a batch of hens from a nearby battery egg farm. Having lived practically their whole lives in cramped cages, will the hens be capable of laying?

At River Cottage, Hugh’s invested in a new hatchery for his duck eggs and is amazed to find the ducklings arriving days early. He also organises a foraging competition pitting a kayak team against a shoreline team – whatever they find during the day is what they’ll feast on in the evening.


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8:00pm

The New Inventors

Hosted by James O’Loghlin, The New Inventors is bursting with the innovative and the imaginative, the unique and the unusual, the fantastic and the fascinating. Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: engineer James Bradfield Moody, materials engineer Veena Sahajwalla, and futurist and author Mark Pesce. Inventions featured on the program:

IMAQCUT – by inventor Paul McCleary from NSW. Sheet metal needs to be cut to exact specifications so that it can be used to make anything from cars, to white goods, and even sculptures. However, the machines used to cut this metal have a number of serious safety problems. Cutting steel with a plasma torch emits carcinogenic fumes, which can poison workers. The torch cuts over a horizontal bench, which means it is easy to injure your back bending over to lift the metal on and off the table. The torch, which burns at 15,000 degrees, can blind people who look directly at it, and there is no protection from high-speed moving parts that can cut off a finger or a hand in an instant. It is unbelievable that workers can be placed in such danger on a daily basis, but until now there has been no alternative.

Having worked in the industry, inventor Paul McCleary was acutely aware of the hazards of plasma cutting, but he came upon the solution almost by accident. He built a regular plasma cutter at home, but when he realised it was taking up his whole garage he hinged it to the wall. One day he accidentally started the machine while it was up against the wall, sparking his imagination about the possibility of a vertical plasma cutter. After a lot of time spent on research and development, Paul invented the world's first vertical and fully enclosed plasma cutting machine. As the machine is enclosed, all of the fumes can be fully extracted so they are not breathed in by workers. Steel sheets can be loaded without straining the back. The torch is covered so there is no longer any risk of eye damage, and the machine shuts down automatically if the doors are opened, so people are protected from moving parts.

BELKIZ FEEDAWAY – by inventor Betul Madakbas from VIC. It’s hard for parents of young children to get out of the house, especially when you need to bring along a huge load of baby accessories. Inventor Betul Madakbas wanted a portable baby chair that was practical, light, cheap, environmentally friendly and disposable. When she couldn’t find one she decided to make it herself. The Belkiz Feedaway is made from recycled cardboard and can be used up to 30 times before the whole chair is recycled. It is folded flat when not in use, so it can be easily transported wherever it is needed.

RELEASE AND RETRIEVE BOAT LATCH – by inventor Geoffrey Davis from SA. It can be very difficult and even dangerous to load a boat onto a trailer. The Release and Retrieve Boat Latch automatically releases the boat, easing it into the water so that you can launch and retrieve your boat from the comfort of the deck, without damage or injury.

The New Inventors will be repeated on ABC2 – Friday, October 09 at 4:30pm


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8:00pm

Catalyst

WiFi Windfall

Imagine inventing a piece of technology with extreme lucrative potential only and then having to enter an extensive court battle against the world’s technology giants to prove ownership! Well that’s exactly what happened to a small group of Australian scientists from the CSIRO. In an Australian David verses global Goliaths epic, CSIRO successfully won a long-running legal battle enforcing its patent on technology used in connecting local wireless networks for a settlement worth many millions of dollars. Dr Jonica Newby delivers an intriguing story that begins in the dusty fields of outback New South Wales and ends in a courtroom showdown in Texas.

Virtual Clinic

Depression is Australia’s second biggest health problem after heart disease, yet the resources available to treat people effectively are often out of reach. Tools for the remote delivery of therapy over the internet do exist, but the adherence rate to this method of cognitive behavioural therapy stands at just 1%. In an effort to improve this figure, researchers at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney have developed a program which combines face-to-face clinical consultations with internet based therapy. Join Dr Norman Swan as he checks out the results and sees what part virtual clinics might play in the future treatment of mental illness.

Carbon Country Up-date

In 2006 Mark Horstman headed to Arnhem Land to report on the first carbon trading agreement of its kind in the world. The agreement struck a deal between an energy company, government and local Aboriginal communities. Conoco-Phillips was able to offset its greenhouse gas emissions from their gas refinery in Darwin Harbour, by funding the seasonal burning of fire breaks. Now, three years later, Mark Horstman investigates how the emissions trading scheme, currently being thrashed out in Canberra, might impact on the Aboriginal fire brigade of Arnhem Land and if reducing wildfires will count in the emerging carbon market.

Catalyst will be repeated on ABC2 – Friday, October 09 at 5:30pm


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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Amendments

AmendmentsMonday, September 07Insert warning:8:00pm Australian Story

(Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)

Wednesday, September 09Insert classification:6.30pm The Cook And The Chef

(G)

Insert classification:8:00pm The New Inventors

(G)

Friday, September 11Insert classification:11.15pm triple j tv With The Doctor

(M*Coarse language)

Insert classification:11.45pm Good Game

(M*Violence)

Saturday, September 12Insert classification:11.30am The Cook And The Chef

(G)

Insert warning:12:30pm Australian Story

(Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)

Saturday, September 12 NSW & ACT ONLYInsert teams:3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2009: Elimination Final: Gordon Vs Warringah

Saturday, September 12 VIC ONLYInsert teams:1:00pm VFL Football 2009: Semi Final: Williamstown Vs Collingwood

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Saturday, September 12 QLD ONLYInsert teams:2:00pm Rugby League: 2009: Grand Final: Northern Pride Vs Sunshine Coast

Saturday, September 12 TAS ONLYInsert teams:2:00pm AFL Tasmania: State League: Preliminary Final: Burnie Vs Clarence

Saturday, September 12 WA ONLYInsert teams:2:00pm WAFL Live League Football 2009: Preliminary Final: Subiaco Vs Swan Districts

Sunday, September 13 VIC ONLYInsert teams:1:00pm VFL Football 2009: Semi Final: Port Melbourne Vs Box Hill Hawks

Sunday, September 13 SA ONLYInsert teams:1:30pm The SANFL: Elim. Final: Eagles Vs North Adelaide / Qual. Final: Central District Vs Sturt

Sunday, September 13 NT ONLYInsert teams:1:30pm Rugby Union 2009: Grand Final: Casuarina Vs University

3:30pm The SANFL: Elim. Final: Eagles Vs North Adelaide / Qual. Final: Central District Vs Sturt

Monday, September 14Insert classification:6.30pm Talking Heads

(G)

Wednesday, September 16Insert classification:4:45pm Erky Perky

(G)

Thursday, September 17Insert classification:4:45pm Erky Perky

(G)

Insert classification:6.00pm World’s Greenest Homes

(G)

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Friday, September 18Insert classification:4:45pm Erky Perky

(G)

Saturday, September 19Insert ‘final’:11:30am The Cook And The Chef

(G) Final

Monday, September 21Insert classification:4:45pm Erky Perky

(G)

Tuesday, September 22Insert classification:3:40pm Mister Maker

(G)

Insert classification:4:45pm Erky Perky

(G)

Wednesday, September 23Insert classification:4:45pm Erky Perky

(G)

Insert classification:6:10pm River Cottage Spring

(G)

Thursday, September 24Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)


(G)

Insert classification:6.00pm World’s Greenest Homes

(G)

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Insert classification:8.30pm Rodney’s Robot Revolution

(G)

Friday, September 25Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)


(G)

Insert classification:6:30pm Can We Help?

(G* Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)

Saturday, September 26Insert classification:1:30pm Can We Help?

(G* Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died)

Insert classification:2.00pm The Ship Sinkers

(G)

Insert classification:6.00pm Planet Food

(G)

Insert classification:7.30pm Heart And Soul

(PG)

Sunday, September 27Insert classification:6:30pm The Einstein Factor

(G)

Insert classification:8.30pm Midsomer Murders

(M*Violence, nudity)

Insert classification:10:05pm Compass: What Should I Do?: Part One

(G)

Monday, September 28

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Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)

Insert classification:9:30am Play School

(G)

Insert classification:3:40pm Mister Maker

(G)


(G)

Tuesday, September 29Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)

Insert classification:10:30am Pat And Stan In The Treasure Of Pit And Mortimer

(G)


(G)


(G)

Insert classification:8.30pm Athens The Truth About Democracy

(G)

Wednesday, September 30Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)


(G)


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(G)

Thursday, October 01Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)


(G)


(G)

Friday, October 02Insert classification:6:05am Erky Perky

(G)


(G)


(G)

Insert classification:8.00pm Collectors

(G)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Sunday 4 October 2009

Program GuideSunday, 4 October 2009

5:00 rage(PG)Continuous music programming

6:00 rage(G)Continuous music programming

6:30 The WotWots(CC, Repeat, G)

6:40 Zigby(CC, G, HD)

7:00 Bindi: The Jungle Girl(CC, Repeat, G)

7:20 The Latest Buzz(CC, Repeat, G)

7:45 Escape From Scorpion Island(CC, Repeat, G)

8:10 Skyland(CC, Repeat, G)

8:35 Iron Man: Armored Adventures(CC, Repeat, G)

9:00 Insiders(CC)A not-to-be missed analysis of the week's political news, with interviews, discussion and analysis with Barrie Cassidy and guests.

10:00 Inside Business(CC)Alan Kohler with analysis and comment on the events and issues concerning business, investors and entrepreneurs.

10:30 Offsiders(CC)A show for anyone who's serious about sport, Offsiders will provide challenging, insightful, humorous debate about the topic that dominates weekends - sport. Hosted by Barrie Cassidy.

11:00 Asia Pacific Focus(CC)Draws on the ABC's regional expertise to provide quality analysis on major issues and interviews with key newsmakers in the Asia Pacific.

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11:30 Songs Of Praise: School Choirs Showcase 2008(CC)A program celebrating the winners of our School Choir Competition.

12:00 Landline(CC)Australia's national rural program, with reports from around the country on rural and urban issues. Presented by Anne Kruger.

1:00 Gardening Australia(CC, Repeat, G)Jerry Colby-Williams prepares his productive garden for the long hot season ahead; and Leonie Norrington constructs a Vegie plot enclosure to protect her crops from extreme weather, animals, birds, bats and insects.

1:30 Message Stick: Bangarra Fire(CC)We look at the impressive repertoire Bangarra has and delve into the dynamics of this unique dance company and its performers gaining an understanding of the creative processes involved.

2:00 Apollo 11: The Untold Story(CC, Repeat, G)The real story of a group of pioneering men armed with experimental 1960s technology, triumphing against the odds on a mission that came close to ending in disaster.

3:00 Matthew Barney: No Restraint(CC, Repeat, PG, Nudity)Follows U.S. artist Barney as he creates his 2004 work, 'Drawing Restraint 9'.

4:10 Inside His Dark Materials: The World Of Philip Pullman(CC, Repeat, G)Through an exclusive interview with acclaimed author Philip Pullman, this program documents Pullman's life and works, and examines the subject matter of his books.

5:00 Elgar's Enigma: Biography Of A Concerto(CC, Repeat, G)Follows the theory that the English composer Edward Elgar maintained a life-long love for a woman called Helen Weaver, who emigrated to New Zealand.

6:00 At The Movies(CC, Repeat)Join Margaret and David as they review the latest in cinema releases.

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6:30 The Einstein Factor(CC)Offbeat quiz show hosted by Peter Berner. The Brains Trust panel are Dr Barry Jones, Dr Clio Cresswell and Tim Ferguson.

7:00 ABC News(CC)

7:30 Yellowstone: Autumn(CC) FinalOver the summer Yellowstone has flourished, but winter is around the corner and there are just two months for all Yellowstone's animals to get ready or get out.

8:20 ABC News Up-Date(CC)

8:30 Midsomer Murders: The Great And The Good(CC, M, Violence) FinalThe village schoolteacher insists there is an intruder visiting her house at night, but why can no intruder ever be found? And why have two dead bodies been found in her garden? CAST: John Nettles

10:05 Compass: What Should I Do?: Part Two(CC)In this second and final part, Geraldine Doogue and five guests wrestle with everyday dilemmas big and small, from how best to discard your old mobile phone to how far you should go for a cause.

10:35 Yehudi Menuhin: The Swiss Years(Repeat, G)With lots of rare archival footage this is a look at the great violinist Yehudi Menuhin during the 50s when his family moved to Gstaad.

11:35 Movie: Cosh Boy(Repeat, B&W, 1952, Movie, PG)A gang of teenagers are mugging women on the streets of London. When they are caught and forced to join a youth club, they use it as a base for their growing operation. CAST: James Kennedy DIR: Lewis Gilbert (1952)

12:50 Movie: Treasure Hunt(CC, Repeat, B&W, 1952, Movie, G)The roguish head of an eccentric Irish family dies, leaving his middle-aged children a fortune. But their home is the only asset, so they decide to take in paying guests. CAST: Jimmy Edwards DIR: John Paddy Carstairs (1952)

2:05 Movie: The Locket(CC, Repeat, 1946, Movie, PG)A psychiatrist tries to prevent a disturbed woman's marriage. CAST: Robert Mitchum, Laraine Day, Brian Aherne, Gene Raymond DIR: John Brahm (1946)

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3:30 Miriam Makeba In Australia(CC, Repeat, G)Featuring footage from Miriam's WOMADELAIDE 2006 performance. ABC Radio National broadcaster Ramona Koval speaks to Miriam about her colourful life and singing career.

4:00 The Pet Show(CC, Repeat, G)The definitive pet owners manual hosted by vets and brimming with witty, concise and entertaining advice.

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Other States:

South Australia State


3:30 The SANFL: Grand Final(CC, Live)

Northern Territory

7:00 NT AFL 2009/10: Round One


3:30 The SANFL: Grand Final(CC, Live)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Monday 5 October 2009


4:30 SeaChange: Love In The Time Of Coleridge(CC, Repeat, G)Laura is on a one-way track to the altar - she's made her commitment and is standing by it. No amount of doubt on Miranda's behalf is going to dissuade her. CAST: Sigrid Thornton, Shaun Micallef

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Host James O'Loghlin introduces three great Australian inventions: the Zork wine cork, the Stubble Star, and JK's fibreglass render.

6:00 Bernard(Repeat, G)

6:05 Erky Perky(CC, Repeat, G, HD)

6:15 Casper's Scare School(CC, Repeat, G)

6:40 The Pinky & Perky Show(CC, Repeat, G)

6:55 Raymond(CC, Repeat, G)

7:00 Sea Princesses(CC, G)

7:15 The Land Before Time(CC, Repeat, G)

7:35 Arthur(CC, Repeat, G)

8:00 Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom(CC)

8:10 The Upside Down Show(CC, Repeat, G)

8:35 Bear In The Big Blue House(CC, Repeat, G)

9:00 In The Night Garden(CC, Repeat, G)

9:30 Play School(CC, Repeat, G)

10:00 Bob The Builder: Project Build It(CC, Repeat, G)

10:10 Angelina Sets Sail(Repeat, G)

11:00 Landline(CC, Repeat)

12:00 Midday Report(CC)


12:30 The Gil Mayo Mysteries(CC, Repeat, PG)

1:30 The Cook And The Chef(CC, Repeat, G)

2:00 The Bill(CC, Repeat, PG)

3:00 Bananas In Pyjamas(CC, Repeat, G)


3:30 Humf(CC, Repeat, G)

3:40 Mister Maker(CC, G)

4:00 RollerCoaster(CC)Word Girl(Repeat, G)The Pinky & Perky Show(CC, G)Casper's Scare School(CC, G)Erky Perky(CC, G, HD)


5:25 The Latest Buzz(CC)

5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:00 Landline Extra(CC, Repeat)Australia's national rural program, with reports from around the country on rural and urban issues. Presented by Anne Kruger.

6:30 Talking Heads: Greg Mortimer(CC, G)To mark the 25th anniversary of the first Australian ascent of the world's highest peak, Mt Everest, Peter Thompson's guest is adventurer Greg Mortimer.

7:00 ABC News(CC)


7:30 The 7.30 Report(CC)

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

8:30 Four Corners(CC)Australia's premier television investigative journalism program.

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

9:35 Ashes To Ashes(CC)A man is found dead in a Soho strip club and Gene and Alex are ordered to keep the case under wraps. Meanwhile, messages from the future suggest to Alex that her circumstances have changed. CAST: Keeley Hawes

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

11:05 Lateline Business(CC)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.

11:30 Jack The Ripper: The First Serial Killer(CC, Repeat, M, Violence)A psychological portrait of the first serial killer, Jack the Ripper, is built 118 years after his horrifying murders, bringing police closer to understanding him than ever before.

12:25 MDA: Memento Mori(CC, Repeat, M, Adult themes. Coarse language) FinalCan Amanda and Simon keep their blossoming feelings secret? CAST: Shane Bourne, Jason Donovan, Kerry Armstrong, Angus Grant

1:30 Movie: Dry Rot(Repeat, B&W, 1956, Movie, G)Three bookmakers in need of a change of luck decide that if they can switch a wonder horse for another that will lose, they will make a profit. CAST: Ronald Shiner DIR: Maurice Elvey (1956)


2:55 From The Heart: High Country(CC, Repeat, G)Intimate views of what makes Australia remarkable from the people who know it best. How do our native animals cope in snow and icy conditions? Alpine ecologists Ken Green and Glenn Sanecki share their experiences.

3:25 Bowls: Queensland Open 2009: Women's Pairs Final(Repeat)

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Tuesday 6 October 2009


4:30 SeaChange: To Thine Own Self Be Relatively True(CC, Repeat, PG)Laura wakes up in Max's bed and is immediately wracked with guilt. Determined as she is to tell Warwick what has happened, the moment seems to constantly elude her. CAST: Sigrid Thornton, Shaun Micallef

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Host James O'Loghlin introduces three great Australian inventions: a lamb mothering cage, the Zip Fix for luggage and the Stamina Lifter.















10:10 King Arthur's Disasters(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35 Ruby Gloom(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00 The Choir: Boys Don't Sing(CC, Repeat, G)



12:30 The Einstein Factor(CC, Repeat, G)

1:00 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)

1:30 Catalyst(CC, Repeat)





3:40 Mister Maker(CC, G)




5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:05 Rivers And Life: Yangtze(CC)Explores the nature of man's relationship with the earth's amazing water systems. Flowing over 6,000km from source to sea, the Yangtze River is one of the most utilized and deadly water ways in the world.

7:00 ABC News(CC)



8:00 Foreign Correspondent(CC)Mark Corcoran presents stories from the ABC's international correspondents.

8:30 Athens: The Truth About Democracy: Democracy(CC) FinalHistorian Bettany Hughes explores the 'Golden Age' of ancient Athens at the dawn of democracy. In the final part, the tensions within the fifth century Athenian society can be encapsulated in the trial and death of Socrates.

9:25 Fear, Stress And Anger: Health And Gran(CC)Martin and Julie realise they have to clean up their act after a drinking binge one night ends with Gran in hospital. Martin then goes overboard with his clean new lifestyle. CAST: Pippa Haywood, Peter Davison

10:00 First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne(CC)Jennifer Byrne, Marieke Hardy and Jason Steger plus special guests Matt Preston and Cheryl Kernot debate the merits of this month's two books, 'The Little Stranger' by Sarah Waters and 'Ask The Dust' by John Fante.



11:35 Four Corners(CC, Repeat)Australia's premier television investigative journalism program.

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

12:35 Poirot: The Adventure Of The Clapham Cook(CC, Repeat, PG)A collection of stories based on the world-famous fictional detective Hercule Poirot, created from the works of Agatha Christie.


1:30 Movie: The Galloping Major(Repeat, B&W, 1951, Movie, G)A horse-lover sets up a syndicate to buy a particular racehorse, but by mistake they buy the wrong horse. He proves useless on the flat, so they decide to enter him as a jumper. CAST: Basil Radford DIR: Henry Cornelius (1951)

2:50 Talking Heads: Lucette Aldous(CC, Repeat, G)Studio interview program getting behind the 'public face' of fascinating men and women in our society. This episode features Lucette Aldous.

3:25 triple j tv With The Doctor(Repeat, G)The Doctor's making a house call! Features interviews and comedy segments, plus all the best video clips and appearances by all your fave triple j presenters.

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Wednesday 7 October 2009


4:30 SeaChange: Half Life(CC, Repeat, PG) FinalLaura and Max may well have sorted out their love life, but all is not running smoothly. And Pearl Bay prays for a miracle as the tunnel nears completion. CAST: Sigrid Thornton, Shaun Micallef

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Inventions featured include the Monumento, the AnovaPot, the Nobow and the Salute. On the panel are judges Veena Sahajwalla, Chris Russell and Tone Wheeler.


















11:00 Seed Hunter(CC, Repeat, PG)


12:30 National Press Club Address(CC)

1:30 Talking Heads(CC, Repeat, G)

2:00 The Bill(CC, Repeat)




3:40 Mister Maker(CC, G) Final




5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:10 River Cottage Spring(CC, G)Hugh organises a foraging competition putting a kayak team against a shoreline team - whatever they find during the day is what they'll feast on in the evening.

7:00 ABC News(CC)



8:00 The New Inventors(CC)Featuring new ideas on how to safely cut steel; give parents the freedom to go anywhere they want; launch and retrieve your boat from the comfort of the deck.

8:30 Spicks And Specks(CC)Adam, Myf and Alan are joined by Rob McComb, Sophie Brous, Rusty Berther and Dave O'Neil.

9:00 Hungry Beast(CC)News from outside the loop.

9:30 United States Of Tara: Snow(CC, M, Coarse Language, HD)HD. With the family at breaking point, Tara checks into an in-patient facility that specialises in dissociation, and her new doctor pushes her to recover lost memories. CAST: Toni Collette

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



11:30 Taggart: The Caring Game(CC, Repeat, M, Violence)DI Robbie Ross gets a 'Dear John' letter to compound his personal problems, when a vulnerable young woman is found dead and decomposing in her bath. CAST: Alex Norton, John Michie, Blythe Duff, Colin McCredie

12:40 The Sideshow With Paul McDermott(CC, Repeat, M, Sexual References)Paul McDermott presents a dazzling mix of local and international artists, from the worlds of comedy, music, cabaret, burlesque and good old-fashioned freak shows.


1:35 Movie: I'll Get You For This(Repeat, B&W, 1950, Movie, PG)A well-known American gambler is framed for murdering a US Treasury agent. He manages to escape, but he eventually decides to return to prove his innocence. CAST: George Raft, Coleen Gray DIR: Joseph M. Newman (1950)

2:55 Six At The Crossroads(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.)Narrated by Jimmy Little, a group of six teenagers from a small outback town put together a performance for the Croc Festival.

3:25 National Press Club Address(CC, Repeat)

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Thursday 8 October 2009


4:30 G.P.: Bandaids(CC, Repeat, PG)Set in a medical practice in an inner suburban area. Centres around the personal and professional lives of the doctors and their nurse/receptionist.

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Host James O'Loghlin celebrates great Australian ideas and designs - Booby Bibs, Smart Brake and Hooper's Ice Cooler Insert.

















11:00 Hunt The Kaiser's Cruisers!(CC, Repeat)



12:30 The River Cottage Treatment(CC, Repeat, G, This program includes depictions of animal mistreatment that may distress some viewers.)

1:30 Collectors(CC, Repeat, G)





3:35 Willa's Wild Life(CC, Repeat, G)

3:50 Roary The Racing Car(CC)




5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:00 World's Greenest Homes(CC)Featuring an award-winning home in Texas; a home in Montana that takes advantage of the Earth's thermal energy; a Silicon Valley home that blends industrial chic with modern comfort; and a super-insulated British Columbian home.


6:50 Australia's Heritage: National Treasures: Ned Kelly's Armour(CC, G) FinalChris visits Glenrowan, where legendary bushranger Ned Kelly was captured, and visits the Victorian State Library to see Kelly's famous armour.

7:00 ABC News(CC)


8:00 Catalyst(CC)CSIRO wins battle for Wi-Fi windfall; lifting depression over the internet; and could Aboriginal burn-offs count in the emerging carbon market?

8:30 Dead Famous(CC)Lifts the lid on the slaughter that resulted when two underworld tribes went to war over drug profits during Melbourne's infamous gangland wars.

9:30 Q&A(CC)Live, interactive and unpredictable - Tony Jones brings together a panel of politicians and prominent Australians to answer your questions.



11:30 Live At The BasementLive recordings of performances at The Basement.

12:30 Wildside(CC, Repeat, M, Strong violence, sex scenes, coarse language, sexual references)Two girls disappear after leaving a nightclub. One of them is Maxine's daughter. Bill leads the search to find them. CAST: Alex Dimitriades, Abi Tucker

1:25 Movie: Richard III(CC, Repeat, 1955, Movie, G)It is the end of the 15th century and soon after Edward VI has been crowned King, his brother Richard starts plotting to obtain the throne. CAST: Laurence Olivier DIR: Laurence Olivier (1955)


3:55 The Glass House(CC, Repeat, M, Contains sexual references, adult themes and material that may offend some viewers)Joining Wil, Corinne and Dave to throw some stones in The Glass House this week are Merv Hughes and Denise Scott.

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Friday 9 October 2009


4:30 G.P.: Grown Ups(CC, Repeat, PG)Mark Dowling takes his daughter Kylie to William to have some moles removed, William learns that Mark is a student of Eva's - who's now back in town from her sojourn to Queensland.

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Inventions include the Bird Silo by Don Bird; Fanaway by Joe Villela; and the Quick Hitch by Rodney and Lance Lunsom.















10:10 Little Princess: Harvest Festival!(CC)


11:00 Wild China(CC, Repeat, G, HD)



12:30 Wild At Heart(CC, Repeat, PG)

1:30 Spicks And Specks(CC, Repeat, PG)

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




3:35 Willa's Wild Life(CC, Repeat, G)

3:50 Roary The Racing Car(CC)




5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:00 Message Stick: Bangarra Fire(CC, Repeat)We look at the impressive repertoire Bangarra has and delve into the dynamics of this unique dance company and its performers gaining an understanding of the creative processes involved.

6:30 Can We Help?(CC)The team track down a World War 2 hero so he can be honoured by a grateful town.


7:00 ABC News(CC)

7:30 Stateline(CC)Analysis of politics, with colourful stories about people and places in your state. Quentin Dempster examines the issues concerning New South Wales. Note: ABC HD viewers receive 7.30 Select.

8:00 Collectors(CC)It's the 200th episode! The team celebrate with Big Ted and Jemima, superb radio and TV equipment, cocktail shakers, 6000 Kinder surprises and a look back at favourite moments.

8:30 Hunter(CC)Amy celebrates her retirement, but her work on the case isn't quite finished - new clues bring her and Barclay to the verge of solving the case. CAST: Janet McTeer


11:10 The Urban Monkey With Murray Foote: Birth(CC, Repeat, PG)Murray plays midwife to Lee Anne and Keith's love child, and reveals, to everyone's dismay, that Keith's brother Glenn is actually adopted. CAST: Sam Simmons

11:15 triple j tv With The Doctor(CC, Repeat)The Doctor is here to administer all the triple j tv goodness you can handle with heaps of live music, comedy and interviews, 'Hack' current affairs, plus a behind the scenes peek at what you don't catch on the radio.

11:45 Good Game(CC, Repeat)Junglist and Bajo bring you all the latest news and events, reviews, animations and interviews from the wonderful world of gaming.

12:15 rage(M)Continuous music programming


Other States:

Victoria State

7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Tamara Oudyn examines the issues concerning Victoria.

Queensland State

7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Jessica Van Vonderen examines the issues concerning Queensland.

Tasmania State

7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Airlie Ward examines the issues concerning Tasmania.


7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Ian Henschke examines the issues concerning South Australia.


Northern Territory

7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Melinda James examines the issues concerning the Northern Territory.

Western Australia State

7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Frances Bell examines the issues concerning Western Australia.

Australian Capital Territory

7:30 Stateline(CC)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Chris Kimball examines the issues concerning Canberra.

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 41Saturday 10 October 2009


5:00 rage(PG)Continuous music programming



10:00 rage Special: rage Gets Hairy(PG)rage is doing a special with a focus on follicles... a 'Hair' themed special where we play clips that feature untamed manes, manicured moustaches, mullets, perms, signature styles, afros, weaves and more.

11:00 Songbook: Albert Hammond(CC, Repeat, G)The magic of song writing is explored with some of the most successful songwriters of our day. In this episode songwriter Albert Hammond discusses his career, his creative process, and then performs one of his songs.

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)Analysis of politics, with colourful stories about people and places in your state. Quentin Dempster examines the issues concerning New South Wales. Note: ABC HD viewers receive 7.30 Select.

12:30 Wheelchair Basketball: Asia Oceania Men's Championship: Preview(CC)A preview of the Asia Oceania Men's Wheelchair Basketball Championship where Australia's in form team - the Rollers - will be assessed and their opponents examined.

1:00 Basketball: WNBL

3:00 Football: W-League: Perth Glory Vs Newcastle Jets(Live AEDT)

5:00 Bowls: Queensland Open 2009: Men's Pairs Final


6:00 The Wild Gourmets: West Country(CC)Cook, Thomasina Miers and writer and adventurer, Guy Grieve, travel around the UK attempting to live entirely off the land.

6:25 Minuscule: The Good Education(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

6:30 Gardening Australia(CC, G)Stephen Ryan outlines what to plant in the vegie garden now around the country and Sophie Thomson looks at an innovative, nurturing communal garden.

7:00 ABC News(CC)

7:30 Heart And Soul(CC)When Binsey's brother dies the choir shocked to discover Ethel and Binsey are sisters. Meanwhile, Jake tries to tell Esther how he feels about her. CAST: Heather Tobias, Bryan Dick

8:25 ABC News(CC)

8:30 The Bill: Live By The Sword(CC, PG)A young man dies in a police pursuit after a brutal attack and his grieving mother refuses to believe her son is responsible. CAST: Andrew Lancel

9:15 ABC News Up-Date(CC)

9:20 Cold Blood: The Last Hurrah(CC) FinalA baby called Jake Osbourne is kidnapped and a major investigation begins. DI Norton suspects Wicklow is involved and news of Jakes past becomes known to the press. CAST: John Hannah

10:30 Silent Witness: A Body Of Work: Part One(CC, Repeat)Further tales from the morgue, as three top pathologists uncover more grisly evil deeds. CAST: William Gaminara,Tom Ward and Emilia Fox

11:25 rage(M)Continuous music programming


Other States:

Victoria State

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Tamara Oudyn examines the issues concerning Victoria.

Queensland State

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Jessica Van Vonderen examines the issues concerning Queensland.

Tasmania State

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Airlie Ward examines the issues concerning Tasmania.


12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Ian Henschke examines the issues concerning South Australia.


Northern Territory

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Melinda James examines the issues concerning the Northern Territory.

Western Australia State

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Frances Bell examines the issues concerning Western Australia.

Australian Capital Territory

12:00 Stateline(CC, Repeat)The best analysis of politics and insight into the issues that affect you locally. Colourful stories about people and places in your state. Chris Kimball examines the issues concerning Canberra.

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