ABC Kids/Fly TV ceased broadcasting (June 30) before the time of that July 2003 TV guide if I’m not mistaken, so the SBS World News Channel would’ve been the only extra channel on Digital TV apart from possibly any datacast/VPG services that were running at the time.
User @Ryan was and remains a fan.
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So he was the one!
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I’ve done a little bit of research since my original question and have managed to find a TV guide for Melbourne and Tasmania on Sunday 10th October 2004, which was a time in 2004 when daylight saving was operating in Tasmania only.
It’s quite interesting to compare.
For example:
ABC Tasmania showed all programming one hour late during the day, but continued to show the normal schedule during primetime.
There’s no resemblance between Seven Melbourne and SCTV Tasmania at all on this day, as SCTV was taking Ten’s feed of the V8 Supercars all day, and then later showed the live feed of Australian Idol from Ten at 8pm AEDT.
As others have said, TDT Tas is just a complete one hour late schedule of Ten Melbourne.
Also, WIN Tasmania is also a complete copy of Nine Melbourne, shown one hour late, except for the 8:30 movie, which airs at the right time, bumping 60 Minutes back to 10:50 in Tasmania.
Sunday, October 10, 2004:
ABC Melbourne:
06.00 Rage (cont.)
06.30 Boohbah
06.55 Teletubbies
07.05 Oswald
07.15 Brum
07.25 Mamemo
07.30 The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
07.55 Sitting Ducks
08.10 Aliens Among Us
08.15 Angela Anaconda
08.35 Thunderstone
09.00 Insiders: The Verdict
10.35 Asia Pacific Focus
11.00 Songs of Praise
11.35 The Apostles
12.00 Landline
01.00 Gardening Australia
01.30 Message Stick
02.00 In Search of Shakespeare
03.00 Riley Lee
04.05 Rocks
04.15 Words
04.30 Critical Mass
05.00 Blood of the Vikings
06.05 Pilot Globe Guide
06.30 The Einstein Factor
07.00 ABC News
07.30 Ramesses III
08.25 ABC News
08.30 Hustle
09.25 Rewind
10.15 Compass
10.50 Critical Mass
11.20 Three by Duato
ABC Tasmania:
06.00 Rage (cont.)
07.30 Boohbah
07.55 Teletubbies
08.05 Oswald
08.15 Brum
08.25 Mamemo
08.30 The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show
08.55 Sitting Ducks
09.10 Aliens Among Us
09.15 Angela Anaconda
09.35 Thunderstone
10.00 Insiders: The Verdict
11.35 Asia Pacific Focus
12.00 Songs of Praise
12.35 The Apostles
01.00 Landline
02.00 Gardening Australia
02.30 Message Stick
03.00 In Search of Shakespeare
04.00 Riley Lee
05.05 Rocks
05.15 Words
05.30 Critical Mass
06.05 Pilot Globe Guide
06.30 The Einstein Factor
07.00 ABC News
07.30 Ramesses III
08.25 ABC News
08.30 Hustle
09.25 Rewind
10.15 Compass
10.50 Critical Mass
11.20 Parkinson
SEVEN Melbourne:
06.00 One
06.30 Bush Tales
07.00 The Book of Pooh
07.30 Jack Hanna’s Animal Adventures
08.00 Sunday Sunrise
09.00 Disney Adventures
11.00 Wild - Music TV
12.00 Slam! - Road to the AustralianOpen
12.30 Home Improvement
01.10 Our Generation
03.10 Heartbeat
05.30 Your Life on the Lawn
06.00 Seven News
06.30 The World Around Us with Lisa McCune
07.30 Coxy’s Big Break
08.30 Movie: DNA
11.30 World’s Craziest Police Chases
SOUTHERN CROSS Tasmania:
06.00 Church Live at Riverview
06.30 Disney Adventures
07.00 Cyber Girl
08.00 Motor Racing: V8 Supercars Bathurst
06.00 Southern Cross Nightly News
06.30 Animal Intelligence: Socially Smart
07.30 Hope and Faith
08.00 Australian Idol - The Final 7
09.30 Movie: My Mother Frank
11.30 Dancing with the Stars
TEN Melbourne:
06.00 Mass For You At Home
06.30 Hillsong
07.00 Motor Racing: V8 Supercars Bathurst
05.00 Ten News/Sports Tonight
05.30 2004 Formula One World Championship
07.00 Australian Idol - The Final 7
08.30 The 4400 - Part 1
10.55 Ten Late Night News
11.25 Sports Tonight
11.55 Moto GP
TDT Tasmania:
06.00 Hour of Power
07.00 Mass For You At Home
07.30 Hillsong
08.00 Motor Racing: V8 Supercars Bathurst
06.00 Ten News/Sports Tonight
06.30 2004 Formula One World Championship
08.00 Australian Idol - The Final 7
09.30 The 4400 - Part 1
11.55 Ten Late Night News
NINE Melbourne:
06.00 Courage The Cowardly Dog
06.30 Fishing Australia
07.00 Sydney Getaway
07.30 Business Success
08.00 Business Sunday
09.00 Sunday
11.00 ING CUP Cricket: QLD v NSW
01.30 FINA World Short Course Swimming Highlights
02.00 ING CUP Cricket: QLD v NSW
05.30 That’s Melbourne
06.00 National Nine News Sunday
06.30 Backyard Blitz
07.00 You Are What You Eat
07.30 60 Minutes
08.30 Movie: Collateral Damage
10.50 Movie: The Rookie
WIN Tasmania:
06.00 Sydney Getaway
06.30 Destinations
07.00 Courage The Cowardly Dog
07.30 Fishing Australia
08.00 Postcards
08.30 Business Success
09.00 Business Sunday
10.00 Sunday
12.00 ING CUP Cricket: QLD v NSW
02.30 FINA World Short Course Swimming Highlights
03.00 ING CUP Cricket: QLD v NSW
06.30 Changing Rooms
07.00 National Nine News Sunday
07.30 Backyard Blitz
08.00 You Are What You Eat
08.30 Movie: Collateral Damage
10.50 60 Minutes
11.50 Movie: The Rookie
SBS Melbourne:
06.00 Weatherwatch and Music
07.00 Hungarian News
07.30 Italian News
08.00 Weatherwatch and Music
08.30 Latin American News
09.00 Maltese News
09.30 Polish News
10.00 Ukrainian News
10.30 Velazquez Variations
11.30 Archimedes’ Secret
12.30 Athens 2004 Paralympic Games
03.30 TWG: UEFA European Champions League Magazine
04.00 The World Game
06.00 Toyota World Sport
06.30 World News
07.00 Thalassa
07.30 Desperately Seeking Sheila
08.30 Movie: La Spagnola
10.00 The Movie Show
10.30 Movie: The Realm of Fortune
SBS Tasmania:
06.00 Closed
07.00 Weatherwatch and Music
08.00 Hungarian News
08.30 Italian News
09.00 Weatherwatch and Music
09.30 Latin American News
10.00 Maltese News
10.30 Polish News
11.00 Ukrainian News
11.30 Velazquez Variations
12.30 Archimedes’ Secret
01.30 Athens 2004 Paralympic Games
04.30 TWG: UEFA European Champions League Magazine
05.00 The World Game
07.00 Toyota World Sport
07.30 World News
08.00 Thalassa
08.30 Desperately Seeking Sheila
09.30 Movie: La Spagnola
11.00 The Movie Show
11.30 Movie: The Realm of Fortune
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Here’s another comparison I’ve found.
Monday 8th October 2007.
I could only find listings starting at 12 noon, but you get the picture.
By 2007, ABC’s schedule appears to air at the correct time in Tasmania, meaning they would have seen the ABC programs first.
SCTV Tasmania still has some Ten programs mixed in, but is showing some Seven programming on time.
TDT continues to be one hour late.
WIN airs most of Nine’s programming at the correct time, although has A Current Affair slotted in at 10:30pm, as it wouldn’t have been available for the 6:30pm timeslot.
SBS continues as a one hour late screening.
Monday, October 8, 2007
8th Oct 2007:
ABC Melbourne:
12.00 Midday Report
12.30 A Place In Italy
12.55 Nigel’s Place In France
01.30 The Cook and The Chef
02.00 The Bill
02.45 Mr Bean with Rowan Atkinson
03.00 Play School
03.30 Banans in Pyjamas
03.35 Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
04.00 Children’s Programmes
04.55 Rollercoaster
05.55 Behind The News
06.00 Message Stick
06.30 Talking Heads
07.00 ABC News
07.30 The 7.30 Report
08.00 Australian Story
08.30 Four Corners
09.20 Media Watch
09.35 Enough Rope with Andrew Denton
10.35 Lateline
11.10 Lateline Business
11.40 Unmasked
ABC Tasmania:
12.00 ABC News
12.30 A Place In Italy
12.55 Nigel’s Place In France
01.30 The Cook and The Chef
02.00 The Bill
02.45 Mr Bean with Rowan Atkinson
03.00 Play School
03.30 Banans in Pyjamas
03.35 Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks
04.00 Children’s Programmes
04.55 Rollercoaster
05.55 Behind The News
06.00 Message Stick
06.30 Talking Heads
07.00 ABC News
07.30 The 7.30 Report
08.00 Australian Story
08.30 Four Corners
09.20 Media Watch
09.35 Enough Rope with Andrew Denton
10.35 Lateline
11.10 Lateline Business
11.40 Unmasked
SEVEN Melbourne:
12.00 Movie: Diplomatic Siege
02.00 All Saints
03.00 According To Jim
03.30 My Wife and Kids
04.00 It’s Academic
04.30 Seven News at 4.30
05.00 MASH
05.30 Deal or No Deal
06.00 Seven News
06.30 Today Tonight
07.00 Home and Away
07.30 Border Security
08.00 The Force
08.30 City Homicide
09.30 Criminal Minds
10.30 Boston Legan
11.30 In Case of Emergency
SOUTHERN CROSS Tasmania:
12.00 The Fairies
12.30 Morning News
01.00 Movie: Diplomatic Siege
03.00 Rosemary and Thyme
04.00 The Lost Children
04.30 Neighbours
05.00 Neighbours
05.30 Deal or No Deal
06.00 Southern Cross Nightly News
06.30 Hot Property
07.00 Home and Away
07.30 Border Security
08.00 The Force
08.30 Australian Idol: Verdict
09.30 City Homicide
10.30 Today Tonight
11.00 Criminal Minds
TEN Melbourne:
12.00 Doctor Phil
01.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show
02.00 Ready Steady Cook
03.00 Judge Judy
03.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
04.00 Scope
04.30 The Bold and the Beautiful
05.00 Ten News at Five
06.00 The Simpsons
06.30 Neighbours
07.00 Futurama
07.30 Australian Idol: Verdict
08.30 Law and Order: S.V.U.
09.30 Californication
10.10 The Office
10.40 Ten Late News with Sports Tonight
11.25 The Late Show with David Letterman
TDT Tasmania:
12.00 Ten Morning News
01.00 Doctor Phil
02.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show
03.00 Ready Steady Cook
04.00 Holiday at Home
04.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
05.00 Scope
05.30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
06.00 Ten News at Five
07.00 The Simpsons
07.30 Neighbours
08.00 Futurama
08.30 Australian Idol: Verdict
09.30 Law and Order: S.V.U.
10.30 Californication
11.10 The Office
11.40 Ten Late News with Sports Tonight
NINE Melbourne:
12.00 The Flying Doctors
01.00 Entertainment Tonight
01.30 Antiques Roadshow
02.00 Days of Our Lives
03.00 Time Life
03.30 Goodsports
04.00 The Shak
04.30 National Nine Afternoon News
05.00 The Brady Bunch
05.30 Temptation
06.00 National Nine News
06.30 A Current Affair
07.00 Temptation
07.30 Commercial Breakdown
08.00 Just For Laughs
08.30 Movie: My Big Fat Greek Wedding
10.30 Weeds
11.10 Girls of the Playboy Mansion
11.40 Nightline
WIN Tasmania:
11.30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show
12.30 Good Chef Bad Chef
01.00 The Flying Doctors
02.00 Days of Our Lives
03.00 Time Life
03.30 Goodsports
04.00 The Shak
04.30 Airport
05.00 The Brady Bunch
05.30 Antiques Roadshow
06.00 WIN News
06.30 Entertainment Tonight
07.00 Temptation
07.30 Commercial Breakdown
08.00 Just For Laughs
08.30 Movie: My Big Fat Greek Wedding
10.30 A Current Affair
11.00 Weeds
11.40 Girls of the Playboy Mansion
SBS Melbourne:
12.05 Indonesian News
12.30 Polish News
01.00 Food Lovers Guide to Australia
01.30 Cutting Edge
02.30 Under One Roof
03.30 Insight
04.30 The Journal
05.00 The Crew
05.30 Living Black
06.00 Global Village
06.30 World News Australia
07.30 Mythbusters
08.35 South Park
09.00 Bro’ Town
09.30 World News Australia Late
10.00 Shameless
10.55 Oz
11.55 Movie: Maléfique
SBS Tasmania:
12.00 Greek News
12.30 Arabic News
01.05 Indonesian News
01.30 Polish News
02.00 Food Lovers Guide to Australia
02.30 Cutting Edge
03.30 Under One Roof
04.30 Insight
05.30 The Journal
06.00 The Crew
06.30 Living Black
07.00 Global Village
07.30 World News Australia
08.30 Mythbusters
09.35 South Park
10.00 Bro’ Town
10.30 World News Australia Late
11.00 Shameless
11.55 Oz
ABC2 Melbourne:
12.00 Children’s Programmes
01.35 Sesame Street
02.00 Play School
02.20 Children’s Programmes
03.00 Gardening Australia
03.30 People Dimensions
03.55 News In Brief
04.00 Australia Wide
04.30 Landline
05.30 The Cook and the Chef
06.00 Jeopardy
06.35 The New Captain Scarlet
07.00 Australia Wide
07.30 At The Movies
08.00 London Live
08.30 Spicks and Specks
09.00 Madness
09.50 Noise On Screen
10.00 Planet Rock Profiles
10.30 Short and Curly
11.00 Peep Show
11.30 A Place of One’s Own
ABC2 Tasmania:
12.00 Children’s Programmes
01.35 Sesame Street
02.00 Play School
02.20 Children’s Programmes
03.00 Gardening Australia
03.30 People Dimensions
03.55 News In Brief
04.00 Australia Wide
04.30 Landline
05.30 The Cook and the Chef
06.00 Jeopardy
06.35 The New Captain Scarlet
07.00 Australia Wide
07.30 At The Movies
08.00 London Live
08.30 Spicks and Specks
09.00 Madness
09.50 Noise On Screen
10.00 Planet Rock Profiles
10.30 Short and Curly
11.00 Peep Show
11.30 A Place of One’s Own
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TV Week’s listing for 3 September 1988 for Brisbane. The last Saturday for TV0 as the following Saturday the channel changes over to Brisbane Ten.
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And the Brisbane edition of TV Week also features NRTV (RTN8) on account of UHF translators on the Gold Coast.
With aggregation 3 years away there’s still a mix of all 3 networks represented on NRTV but with some ownership ties to the Ten Network via Northern Star Holdings there is already some preference to Network Ten programs. Neighbours is on at 7pm when most other regional stations would have had Sale Of The Century or ACA at 7.00. Richmond Hill, Page One, Good Morning Australia and the 10.30am Eyewitness News also on NRTV when most other regionals would have likely gone with the (more popular) Nine Network equivalents.
But there’s still a fair amount from both Seven and Nine: A Country Practice, Beyond 2000, 60 Minutes, Midday, Days Of Our Lives, Young And The Restless, Sunday, Saturday Morning Live and KTV.
But given the half-hour ‘national’ news at 6.30 I would guess this is still coming from Seven in Sydney? (EDIT: It’s coming from Nine in Sydney as per TV Cynic’s post below)
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…yet on the weekend it was airing eyewitness news from Ten? Eclectic mix.
I hadn’t noticed that… bizarre…
On aussiebeachut0’s YouTube channel, there’s this clip from March 1989 with National Nine News Sydney being shown (on a half hour delay at 6.30pm) after the local NRTV News (interestingly with Ten’s version of their late 80’s “Turn To…” news theme on the closer!) at 6pm:
Perhaps TV Cynic might remember more about what NRTV was doing with news back then (I presume that at some point, NRTV changed it’s “national” 6.30pm bulletin from Seven to Nine), but it seems that NRTV might’ve been carrying National Nine News from Sydney on weekdays with Ten’s Eyewitness News being shown on weekends (at least that week) during the Late '80s? If so, that’s a rather odd arrangement…
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Nine Sydney News was at 6.30pm - you can see the changeover in this 1987 image with a hint of the 9 logo in the background before NNN starts.
And this promo
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Melbourne Tuesday February 27, 1979
courtesy of the Age Green Guide via Google News Archive (no regional listings)
ABV2
7.50am Colour Test Pattern and Music
8.00 Sesame Street
9.00 Early Musical Instruments - Plucked Instruments
9.30 Play School
10.00 For the Juniors - After School
10.20 Bookworm
10.25 Science Report
10.40 The Perils of Priscilla
11.00 Social Studies
11.20 Writer’s Workshop - Jobs
11.40 Investigations - Seeds
12.00noon Colour Test Pattern and Music
1.00pm ABC News
1.10 Weather
1.11 Self Incorporated
1.25 Colour Test Pattern and Music
1.35 Aboriginal Artifacts
1.53 Watch
2.15 Social Studies
2.40 Merry Go Round
2.55 Colour Test Pattern and Music
4.00 Play School
4.30 Sesame Street
5.30 Catweazle
6.00 ABC News Headlines
6.02 The Goodies
6.30 Dr Who
6.55 Today’s Sport (Regionals: Regional News)
7.00 ABC News and Weather
7.30 The Stationary Ark
8.00 Jokes
8.30 The Onedin Line
9.20 Mid Evening News
9.30 Nationwide
10.10 Movie: Roman Scandals (1933 B&W)
11.45 Station Close
HSV7
9.30am Colour Test Pattern and Music
10.00 Romper Room
11.00 Good Times
11.30 Willesee at Seven
12.00noon Movie (hosted by Ivan Hutchinson): Conspirator (1950 B&W)
2.00pm Homicide
3.00 The Streets of San Francisco
4.00 Flipper
4.30 The Partridge Family
5.00 The Flintstones
5.30 Get Smart
6.00 Welcome Back Kotter
6.30 Seven National News
7.00 Willesee at Seven
7.30 Quincy M.E.
8.30 Wheels (US drama based on the Arthur Hailey novel)
10.30 Barney Miller
11.00 Seven National News
11.20 The Saint
12.20am Station Close
GTV9
6.00am The Samurai
6.30 The Job Show
7.00 The Super Flying Fun Show
9.00 Here’s Humphrey
10.00 Here’s Lucy
10.30 Celebrity Squares (hosted by Jimmy Hannan)
11.00 Another World
11.55 National Nine Newsbreak
12.00noon The Mike Walsh Show
1.30pm Days of Our Lives
2.30 The Young and the Restless
2.55 National Nine Newsbreak
3.00 General Hospital
3.30 Search for Tomorrow
4.00 Razzle Dazzle (kids show hosted by Rory O’Donoghue)
4.30 The Scooby Doo Show
5.00 Family Feud
5.30 My Three Sons
6.00 The Young Doctors
6.30 National Nine News
7.00 The Sullivans
7.30 Little House on the Prairie
8.30 Charlie’s Angels
10.30 Coronation Street
11.30 Rhoda
12.00am Movie: Stage to Thunder Rock (1964)
1.25 Movie: Hercules Against the Avengers
2.50 Movie: Battle of the Mods
4.05 Movie: Delia (1964 B&W)
5.00 Gideon’s Way (B&W) - Nine got a lot of mileage out of Gideon’s Way, they still show it today on its sub-channel 9Gem!
ATV0
7.00am The Early Bird Show
9.00 Fat Cat and Friends
9.30 The Bernard King Show
10.00 Matlock Police (B&W)
11.00 Everyday (morning show hosted by Roy Hampson and Annette Allison)
12.00noon Movie (hosted by Denbeigh Salter) Mother is a Freshman (1949)
1.30pm The Steve Raymond Show
2.30 The FBI
3.30 The Brian Keith Show
4.00 Land of the Lost
4.30 Battle of the Planets
5.00 The Adventures of Superman
5.30 Gomer Pyle USMC
6.00 Eyewitness News
7.00 MAS*H
7.30 The Restless Years
8.28 Eyewitness Newsbreak
8.30 Prisoner (first two episodes)
10.30 Peter Couchman Tonight
11.45 Movie: Destination Gobi (1953 B&W)
1.30am Station Close
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Here’s a bit of a comparison of Imparja vs. it’s two metro affiliates back in the days when it was a dual Nine/Ten affiliate.
The Imparja listings I obtained are for Imparja in QLD, so are listed in AEST, however at this time Imparja was run entirely on ACST, with the exception of the Today show, which was shown live.
Tuesday 11th September 2007
Imparja
Times in AEST, NT/SA 30 minutes earlier
06.00 Today
09.00 Yamba’s Playtime
09.30 Hi-5
10.00 McLeod’s Daughters
11.00 Antiques Roadshow
11.30 National Nine Morning News
12.00 Fresh Cooking with The Australian Women’s Wekly
12.30 The Bold and the Beautiful
01.00 Dr Phil
02.00 Days Of Our Lives
03.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show
04.00 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
04.30 The Sleepover Club
05.00 Entertainment Tonight
05.30 The Simpsons
06.00 Neighbours
06.30 Imparja National News
07.00 A Current Affair
07.30 Temptation
08.00 McLeod’s Daughters
09.00 Without a Trace
10.00 CSI Miami
11.00 Supernatural
11.50 Numb3rs
Nine Brisbane
06.00 Today
09.00 Mornings with Kerri-Anne
11.00 National Nine Morning News
11.30 Fresh Cooking with Australian Women’s Weekly
12.00 Susie
01.00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show
02.00 Days of Our Lives
03.00 Entertainment Tonight
03.30 New MacDonald’s Farm
04.00 The Sleepover Club
04.30 National Nine Afternoon News
05.00 Bargain Hunt
05.30 Antiques Roadshow
06.00 National Nine News
06.30 A Current Affair
07.00 Temptation
07.30 McLeod’s Daughters
08.30 RPA
09.30 Without a Trace
10.30 Comedy Inc. The Late Shift
11.30 Nightline
Ten Brisbane
06.00 Ten Early News
07.00 Toasted TV
08.30 Puzzle Play
09.00 9AM With David and Kim
11.00 Ten Morning News
12.00 Dr Phil
01.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show
02.00 Ready Steady Cook
03.00 Judge Judy
03.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
04.00 Totally Wild
04.30 The Bold and the Beautiful
05.00 Ten News at Five
06.00 The Simpsons
06.30 Neighbours
07.00 Futurama
07.30 Thank God You’re Here
08.30 The International Comedy Festival
10.30 Ten Late News with Sports Tonight
11.15 Rugby World Cup: Japan v. Fiji
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I remember watching this show as a kid but all I can recall was that it was a game show of some sort?
This was one of 0-10’s attempts to fill the gap left by The Mike Walsh Show going across to Nine. I believe it was only moderately successful but not successful enough to survive the axe later in the year when Ten in Sydney wanted to clear the studio space for a new soapie they had in the pipeline… Arcade.
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Here’s another Imparja listings I’ve found, although I didn’t find a metro equivalent for comparison for this day.
Tuesday 1st April 2008
Imparja is now a sole Nine affiliate operating on AEST time.
06.00 Today
09.00 Mornings with Kerri-Anne
11.00 National Nine Morning News
11.30 Fresh Cooking with The Australian Women’s Weekly
12.00 The Midday Movie: Other People’s Money
02.00 Days of Our Lives
03.00 Entertainment Tonight
03.30 Hi-5
04.00 The Shak
04.30 National Nine Afternoon News
05.00 Bargain Hunt
05.30 Antiques Roadshow
06.00 National Nine News
06.30 A Current Affair
07.00 Two and a Half Men
07.30 The Moment of Truth
08.30 Kitchen Nightmares U.S.A.
09.30 Ladette To Lady
10.30 Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
11.30 Nightline
Here’s another Imparja/Metro comparison I’ve managed to put together, showing an example of a weekend schedule.
Imparja was still run in ACST and was a Nine/Ten affiliate at this stage.
Saturday 13 January 2007
Imparja
06.00 Jay Jay The Jet Plane
06.30 What’s New Scooby Doo?
07.00 [Hot] Source
07.30 Totally Wild
08.00 The Shak
08.30 Barney and Friends
09.00 Timeblazers
09.30 The Shak
10.00 Scary Godmother
11.00 Smallville
01.00 Veronica Mars
02.00 One Tree Hill
03.00 Dancing For A Dollar - Sloth Bear of India
04.00 Motorsport Special: V8 Gala Awards
05.00 4WDTV
05.30 Speed Machine
06.00 Escape with ET
06.30 News
07.00 Movie: E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial
09.20 Movie: Back To The Future II
11.30 Movie: Jurassic Park
Nine
06.00 Thunderbirds
06.30 Barney and Friends
07.00 Dora The Explorer
07.30 Kangaroo Creek Gang
08.00 The Shak
08.30 Snobs
09.00 The Sleepover Club
09.30 Don’t Blame Me
10.00 Movie: Frankie and Hazel
12.00 Guthy Renker Australia
12.30 2006 QUIT Targa West
01.30 Movie: Mister Roberts
04.00 The Garden Gurus Bay of Plenty Special
05.00 Roar of the Wild
05.30 Antiques Roadshow
06.00 National Nine News Saturday
06.30 Australia’s Funniest Home Video Show Summer Series
07.30 The Bachelor
08.30 Wife Swap USA
09.30 Movie: Under The Radar
11.30 Frasier
Ten
06.00 Toasted TV
07.00 Wicked Science
07.30 Totally Wild
08.00 Scope
08.30 State Focus
09.00 Video Hits
12.00 American Idol - Final 8 & Final 7
02.00 Infomercials
03.00 Seinfeld
03.30 Zoo Crew
04.30 Escape with ET
05.00 Ten News at Five
05.30 Sports Tonight
06.00 The Simpsons
06.30 Movie: Ghostbusters 2
08.40 Movie: Twister
10.55 Doves of War
11.55 N.Y.P.D. Blue
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Wow, [Hot] Source was still airing on Imparja over a year after the show was axed in favour of The Shak (both were similar programs, from what I remember)?! Very interesting…
And another Tasmania daylight saving difference comparison.
This one from October 2007, showing the schedule on Fri 5th Oct (TAS on AEST), and on Fri 12th Oct (TAS on AEDT).
SCTV:
Fri 5 Oct 2007
06.00 Southern Cross Nightly News
06.30 Today Tonight
07.00 Home and Away
07.30 Better Homes and Gardens
08.30 Movie: Flood
11.45 Movie: Supernova
Fri 12 Oct 2007
06.00 Southern Cross Nightly News
06.30 Hot Property
07.00 Home and Away
07.30 Better Homes and Gardens
08.30 NCIS
09.30 Movie: The Lord of The Rings: The Return of the King
WIN:
Fri 5 Oct 2007
06.00 WIN News
06.30 A Current Affair
07.00 Temptation
07.30 Airline
08.00 Airport
08.30 Movie: Around The World in 80 Days
11.00 Nightline
11.30 Two and a Half Men
Fri 12 Oct 2007
06.00 WIN News
06.30 Entertainment Tonight
07.00 Temptation
07.30 Airline
08.00 Airport
08.30 Movie: Taking Lives
10.40 A Current Affair
11.10 Movie: Jagged Edge
TDT:
Fri 5 Oct 2007
06.00 The Simpsons
06.30 Neighbours
07.00 Futurama
07.30 Jamie at Home
08.00 It’s Me Or The Dog
08.30 Movie: How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days
10.45 The World in Union
Fri 12 Oct 2007
06.00 Ten News at Five
07.00 The Simpsons
07.30 Neighbours
08.00 Futurama
08.30 Jamie at Home
09.00 It’s Me Or The Dog
09.30 Movie: Kicking and Screaming
11.30 The World In Union
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8th Oct 2007:
TEN Melbourne:
12.00 Doctor Phil
01.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show
02.00 Ready Steady Cook
03.00 Judge Judy
03.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
04.00 Scope
04.30 The Bold and the Beautiful
TDT Tasmania:
12.00 Ten Morning News
01.00 Doctor Phil
02.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show
03.00 Ready Steady Cook
04.00 Holiday at Home
04.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures
05.00 Scope
05.30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
[/quote]Geez, these were the bad old days when Southern Cross used to “block” many shows including ‘The Bold & the Beautiful’ from TDT to air themselves at a later time/date. Most of the shows usually weeks later and at really shit times.
The 4.30pm slot had many different shows aired in it. Ones I can remember: ‘Heartbreak High’, ‘Breakers’, various children’s shows (TMNT, Spider-Man etc.) – This slot used to cause a lot of timing errors and the like for TDT in the earlier days with constant mistakes occurring. B&B used to even slip through at times.
Some shows I can remember SC “blocking” from TDT/Ten and airing repeated shows in place from these horrible periods:
The O.C - TDT aired ‘Law & Orders’ rpts. This usually aired a week later on SCTV.
Big Brother Uncut - TDT aired ‘Crash Burn’ rpts. This used to air after Saturday Night AFL broadcast (around 11pm or later) on SCTV.
Law & Orders - new episodes were removed and rpts aired in place.
Charmed - TDT aired various rtp shows in place like ‘Ed’. SCTV usually aired it the following week.
Saturday Afternoon AFL on Ten - TDT stayed with the Melbourne feed with filler shows delayed coverage. SCTV took live coverage along with Sydney etc.
Saturday Night AFL on Ten - TDT used to switch to the Sydney feed with filler shows and movies with delayed late coverage of the footy. During these interesting scenarios, TDT used to receive the ‘dirty feeds’ from Ten on Saturdays during the AFL season. SCTV took live coverage along with Melbourne etc.
AFL finals and GF - all matches were delayed on TDT regardless of whether Ten went live around the country like with the Grand Final itself. There used to be a 1-2 hour delay in these instances… such a mess I know! 
These are the only ones I can remember off the top of my head but there many others. TDT was such a butchered channel in the early years thanks to Southern Cross with either removing shows or airing them live at the same time as TDT which made it totally pointless. 
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NINE Melbourne:
12.00 The Flying Doctors
01.00 Entertainment Tonight
01.30 Antiques Roadshow
02.00 Days of Our Lives
03.00 Time Life
03.30 Goodsports
04.00 The Shak
04.30 National Nine Afternoon News
05.00 The Brady Bunch
05.30 Temptation
06.00 National Nine News
06.30 A Current Affair
07.00 Temptation
07.30 Commercial Breakdown
08.00 Just For Laughs
08.30 Movie: My Big Fat Greek Wedding
10.30 Weeds
11.10 Girls of the Playboy Mansion
11.40 Nightline
WIN Tasmania:
11.30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show
12.30 Good Chef Bad Chef
01.00 The Flying Doctors
02.00 Days of Our Lives
03.00 Time Life
03.30 Goodsports
04.00 The Shak
04.30 Airport
05.00 The Brady Bunch
05.30 Antiques Roadshow
06.00 WIN News
06.30 Entertainment Tonight
07.00 Temptation
07.30 Commercial Breakdown
08.00 Just For Laughs
08.30 Movie: My Big Fat Greek Wedding
10.30 A Current Affair
11.00 Weeds
11.40 Girls of the Playboy Mansion[/quote]I used to hate the days when Tassie commenced DST weeks before the other states as the TV schedules were mostly all over the place. And in the case with WIN, you could always tell when they opted out of the metro feed with the time difference as their PQ deteriorated greatly and was barely watchable most nights. Thank god those days are over! 
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It changed each year how it was handled, TDT used to just run the entire schedule an hour behind. The first couple of years they had a thing stuck on the screen saying an hour later in Tasmania - ie, promo still said it would be 7:30 but we’d know in Tasmania it would be 8:30. Later years they didn’t even do that so all programming was an hour out and the promo times were an hour out.
WIN and Southern Cross used to have to adjust schedules, if we were behind in shows like Neighbours and Home and Away it was fine, they could still run at the standard time. Other shows were simply an hour late. Some years shows like Blue Heelers or All Saints were seen an hour before the mainland and other years they were delayed an hour.
Today and Sunrise used to have really bad looking clock cover ups stuck over the on screen clocks so at least they had the correct time.
Radio had similar issues with keeping up. It was a great day when the other states finally aligned their start date with Tasmania!
[/quote]Yep. And in the case with TDT, they used to have a little clock pop up on the promo endtags advising of the 1hr difference and they also used to have short ad spots with the clock and a V/O too. SC and WIN obviously localise their promos unlike TDT so no such problem with them.
Again, so glad this doesn’t happen anymore! 
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This one used to always make me laugh.
The Simpsons was another favourite for filling in. I remember one night TDT had about 5 hours of Simpsons with only 1 program in the middle.
In the last year they didn’t even bother with this, there may have been an ad but there was nothing added to the promos.
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