Classic TV Listings

Certainly with the tennis they’d usually take the first match or two from Kooyong (with the first scheduled match in Sydney being a doubles affair), then take the bulk of the afternoon session from Sydney (usually women’s singles matches).

As for the cricket, it’s best remembered for Michael Clarke getting out caught and bowled off a straight drive hitting the back of Andrew Symonds’ bat, then ballooning to mid on…and also for Michael Vandort batting as if it was a test match in the chase. Roof was OPEN for the match which was problematic when the sun got in an awkward spot near the pitch.

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His only ever ODI if memory serves.

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Today’s TV: 15 January 2007, Perth
Source: The West Australian

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Today’s TV: 15.1.1978, Victoria/South East SA




Source: TV Week

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Interesting that the TV Guide didn’t include GLV-10 Gippsland.

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GLV10 at the back of the Melbourne edition listing so it did not need to be in the regional section although its programs aligned with BCV/STV anyway:

The regional listings were a separate section inserted into the centre pages for the country edition.

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Today’s TV: 16 January 2006, Perth
Source: The West Australian

A Current Affair returned at 6:30 pm after a 4-week break. During the Christmas and New Year Break, ACA unvieled a new look, new set, and a new presenter, Tracy Grimshaw.

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It was Grimshaw’s first night on ACA

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Today’s TV: 16 January 2008, Perth
Source: THe West Australian

Nine Perth had the final 2.5 hours of the Test match between Australia and India at the WACA, while WIN showed the final 4 hours of live coverage.

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Yes, that’s generally what’s meant by the use of the word “new”.

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Today’s TV: 16.1.1982, Western Australia

Source: TV Week

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HI all - Ive used the search function but couldnt find a result so I am hoping someone can help

I am trying to help someone find the title of a movie they watched on SBS in 2003. It is an Asian horror movie shown after 9PM - they think it was shown on Saturday Night (but they said weekend, could include Friday and SUnday) and they were in Brisbane (but location for SBS shouldnt matter, right?) for a convention that was pre June 10th - although they are sure it was close to end of May

Can anyone help with a listing please?
Cheers

Today’s TV: 17 January 2006, Perth
Source: The West Australian


Channel 9 broadcasted the ODI match between Sri Lanka and South Africa from the Gabba. Not to mention that Australia have hosted a chockful of ODI Tri-series every summer, until 2007-08 (and also including 2011-12, 2014-15.

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It was the 2nd year however that they moved all the neutral (games not involving Australia) to pure Day fixtures even though the venues save for Hobart (lights weren’t installed there for another couple of years) were all geared to play D/N games since Brisbane and Adelaide got their lights installed in the mid 90’s. Thought they wouldn’t rate as well as the Australian matches. Even in the 80’s and 90’s the 2 non-Australian teams would play a D/N game against each other in Perth (after 1986/87) and often Sydney if the tests were a 5 game series against a single opponent and the Australians played in Hobart during this competition.

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Today’s TV: 17 January 2005, Perth
Source: The West Australian

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The morning session is also listed is it not? Bit blurry zooming in on my phone.

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Yeah it’s listed.

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Today’s TV: 18 January 2005, Perth
Source: The West Australian

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Today’s TV: 18 January 2011, Perth and regional WA
Source: The West Austraian.

Seven had the Australian Open on but night sessions were delayed back then

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Why doesn’t any channel play Rockford Files or Scrubs anymore? I’m asking because they are both in 7mate’s schedule.

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