Today’s TV: 18 December 2006, Perth
Source: The West Australian
I remembered watching a repeat of The Mole on Channel 7 during the Xmas HOlidays of 2006-07. I assume that they screened the ones from 2000.
I noticed that Channel 7 screened unaired episodes of The Master over the non-ratings period.
Pretty sure it was Season 2 they aired
Also, Laguna Beach was a pretty weak replacemwent for Neighbours that summer.
By December, the final season of Laguna Beach had already finished airing on MTV. The following August, they tried to do it again with a new show called Newport Harbour, but that was cancelled after 12 episodes.
I like them. It is particularly interesting seeing how WIN WA were juggling Nine and Ten programming.
I would love to see more TV guides from 2003 and earlier too from that region. @Super_SC Thank you! 
Sydney TV: Tuesday 19 December 1972
from Sydney Morning Herald
ABN2
8.00 Sesame Street
9.00 sign-off
11.10 Play School
11.35 sign-off
1.00 News
1.05 Is This Your Career?
1.15 Science Report
1.30 Four Winds to Adventure
1.55 Runaway Summer
2.30 Kenilworth
3.05 Hound for Hire
3.20 Andy Pandy
3.35 Play School
4.00 Adventure Island
4.30 Sesame Street
5.40 Cisco Kid
6.05 Occasional Wife
6.30 Rollin’ on the River
6.55 This Week in Britain
7.00 News (includes Newsreel)
7.30 Love Thy Neighbour
8.00 We Remember Munich
9.30 News in Brief
9.35 Callan
10.25 Late News
10.35 Survey “Bernard Berenson”
11.25 sign-off
ATN7
9.00 Linus the Lionhearted
9.30 Romper Room
10.30 Movie “Flash the Sheepdog”
11.30 People’s Choice
12.00 Movie “Santa Claus Conquers the Martians”
1.30 Galloping Gourmet
2.00 People in Conflict
2.30 Casebook
3.00 Movie “Double Crossbones”
4.25 Wotsa-Name Show
4.30 Annie Oakley
5.00 Beverly Hillbillies
5.30 Sea Hunt
6.00 News
7.00 Little Drummer Boy
7.30 Homicide
8.30 Movie “The Devil and Miss Sarah”
10.00 Al Hirt (music special)
11.00 Happy Ever After
12.00 sign-off
TCN9
6.55 Name to Remember
7.00 Super Flying Fun Show
8.30 Here’s Humphrey
9.00 Lawman
9.25 Relaxing with Roma
9.30 New Samurai
10.00 Rin Tin Tin
10.30 Movie “Erik the Conqueror”
11.55 Movie “A Foreign Affair”
1.50 Movie “World Premiere”
3.00 The King Family
3.30 I Love Lucy
4.00 Cartoon Corner
4.40 Blondie & Dagwood
5.55 Penny’s Christmas Shopping
6.00 Family Affair
6.30 News
7.00 Safari to Adventure
7.30 The Mod Squad
8.30 New Dick Van Dyke Show
9.00 Special “For the Love of Man”
10.00 Follow the Sun
11.00 Peyton Place
11.55 Viewpoint/sign-off
TEN10
7.00 Laurel & Hardy
8.00 Dastardly & Muttley
8.30 Green Archer
9.00 Kids’ Show
9.30 Kindy
10.00 Swami Sarasvati
10.15 Switched on Living
10.30 Lend Me Your Ears
10.35 Paul Bernard, Psychiatrist
11.30 Game Game Show
12.00 Movie “Two Little Bears”
1.30 Dr. Kildare
2.30 Bachelor Father
3.00 Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
3.30 Spider Returns
4.00 Abbott & Costello
4.30 Jeff’s Collie
5.00 Land of the Giants
6.00 News
6.30 Barrier Reef
7.00 Moneymakers
7.30 Special “Voyage of the New Endeavour”
8.30 Movie “Beyond Tomorrow”
10.10 Movie “Hunchback of Rome”
12.05 Lend Me Your Ears
12.10 sign-off
Sydney TV: Sunday 22 December 1974
from The Sun-Herald
ABN2
8.00 colour test pattern
10.00 Divine Service
10.55 colour test pattern
12.00 In the South Seas
12.30 Living Here & There
12.45 In Your Garden
1.00 Rolf Harris
1.45 Sykes
2.10 Sheffield Shield Cricket: Victoria v. New South Wales (live)
6.05 Vision On
6.30 You Asked for It
6.55 Weather/News (and Weekend Magazine)
7.30 Aunty Jack
8.00 Lord Peter Wimsey (part 2)
8.50 News
9.15 Australian Concert Hall
9.45 Challenge (debate program)
10.35 News
10.45 Now Look Here (starring Ronnie Corbett)
11.10 sign-off
ATN7
8.00 colour test pattern
9.00 TV Tutorial
10.30 People World
11.00 Star Soccer: Stoke City v. Leeds United
12.00 Sportsaction
1.00 Movie “Ski on the Wild Side”
2.30 Movie “Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter”
4.00 Robinson Crusoe
5.00 Night the Animals Talked
5.30 It’s Academic
6.00 News
6.30 Cricket on the Hearth (1967 animated Christmas special)
7.30 The Year Without Santa Claus (stop-motion animated Christmas special)
8.30 Movie “Sergeant Deadhead”
10.30 Frost Over Australia (repeat)
11.30 Search for Truth
12.00 sign-off
TCN9
8.45 colour test pattern
10.00 Cathedral of Tomorrow (colour)
11.00 It is Written
11.20 Insight
11.50 Point of View
12.00 Wrestling
1.00 World of Sport
2.00 Movie “Two Gladiators”
3.30 Dick Van Dyke
4.00 Look, Listen, Laugh & Learn
4.30 Nanny & the Professor
5.00 Real World Special “Wild Africa”
6.00 News (includes Police Five)
6.30 Disneyland “Goofy Success Story”
7.30 Apple’s Way
8.30 Movie “The Mouse That Roared”
10.10 'S Wonderful, 'S Marvellous, 'S Gershwin
11.40 People Who Need People
11.50 Insight
12.20 Viewpoint/sign-off
TEN10
8.45 colour test pattern
9.45 Swami Sarasvati
10.00 You Say the Word
11.00 Stars of the Future
11.30 Religious Program
12.00 Variety Italian Style
1.00 Tennis: NSW Open Championships (colour)
5.00 Bonanza
6.00 News (includes Eyewitness Magazine)
6.30 Movie “The Homecoming: A Christmas Story” (1971 telemovie that served as a pilot for The Waltons)
8.30 Movie “Angel in My Pocket”
10.30 Pictures That Moved (the history of Australian cinema between 1896 and 1920)
11.30 Laugh-In
12.30 That’s the Difference
12.35 sign-off
Today’s TV: 22.12.1977, Melbourne
Source: TV Week
The 1218th and final episode of Number 96 airs on ATV0. Four months after airing in Sydney.
Where on earth was NRTV sourcing its 6am news?
The summer breaks for Today stopped around 1995/96 when it became a year round show.
Did Aerobics OZ Style start on Seven before it moved to Ten?
Seven use to show kid’s Christmas cartoons in the afternoon. I remember this vaguely growing up.
No, there was a year or so where it was aired on Seven but had been on Ten prior, and afterwards.
According to Wikipedia, it still airs on Aurora in Australia and on Sky’s sport channels in Europe.
Aurora hasn’t screened it in years - that’s extremely out of date.
you mean Wikipedia isn’t reliable 
Merry Christmas everybody! 
Here’s what aired on Melbourne TV on Christmas Day 1973:
from The Age
ATV0
3pm Carols by Candlelight (repeat)
5.00 Daniel Boone
6.00 News
6.30 The Night the Animals Talked
7.00 The Christmas Tree
7.25 Christmas Greeting (from the Premier of Victoria)
7.30 Bobby Limb’s Sound of Christmas
8.30 Queen’s Christmas Message
8.40 Movie “How to Marry a Millionaire”
10.25 Mike Walsh at the Opera House (repeat of a variety program celebrating the opening of the Sydney Opera House)
11.55 sign-off
ABV2
10.55 test pattern/music
11.00 Divine Service (from Melbourne)
12.00 sign-off
1.15 test pattern/music
1.35 The Morning of Christ’s Nativity
2.05 Movie “Watch Your Stern”
3.30 Hammy Hamster’s Adventures on the Riverbank
3.55 Play School
4.20 Adventure Island
4.50 Muppet Musicians of Bremen
5.40 F Troop
6.05 The Selfish Giant
6.30 A Child is Born (ABC Christmas special)
6.57 Premier of Victoria’s Christmas Greetings
7.00 News
7.15 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race Preview
7.30 Queen’s Christmas Message
7.40 Dad’s Army
8.40 Good News, Bad News
9.30 Pickwick
11.00 Queen’s Christmas Message (repeat)
11.10 sign-off
HSV7
8.30 test pattern/music
9.00 The Never Never Princess
10.05 One Wish Too Many
11.00 Daydreamer
12.35 Sleeping Beauty
1.45 Movie “Bright Eyes”
3.05 Movie “It’s a Bikini World”
4.30 Cricket on the Hearth
5.30 Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town
6.30 News
7.00 $25,000 Great Temptation
7.30 Homicide
8.30 Nancy (short-lived 1970-71 NBC comedy)
9.00 News
9.30 Robinson Crusoe on Ice (hosted by Andy Griffith)
10.30 Movie “It Happened at the World’s Fair”
12.25 News
12.35 sign-off
GTV9
3pm The Juggler
3.30 Skippy
4.00 Curiosity Show
5.00 The Klowns (introduced by Sammy Davis Jr.)
6.00 Christmas Reflections with Eric Pearce
6.30 News
7.00 A Current Affair
7.30 Wow
8.30 Movie “Music Man”
11.15 News
11.20 Queen’s Christmas Message
11.30 The Comedians Christmas Party
12.15 Epilogue/sign-off
