PTV Network New Zealand & Independent Radio Service (Patrick Te Pou Broadcasting Ltd)

2022/23 ON PTV NETWORK

@greenpea @NuStraya @foxyrover @Michael_Eccles @LiamP @Kathryn_Milin @TBoy Here are the mock schedules for PTV, Shake and GEM on New Year’s Eve (31 Dec) and New Year’s Day (1 Jan).

PTV

NEW YEAR’S EVE Saturday 31 December 2022
8.00am: My Market Kitchen. Chefs Mike Reid and Laura Sharrad are joined by a variety of guests in the iconic Prahran Market, cooking delicious, easy to follow recipes. (G) [CC]
8.30am: Freshly Picked with Simon Toohey. Join Simon Toohey as he showcases all the delicious and versatile ingredients the plant kingdom has on offer, as well as the Aussie farmers producing them. (G) [CC]
9.00am: Escape Fishing with ET. Escape with former rugby league legend Andrew ‘ET’ Ettingshausen as he travels Australia and the Pacific, hunting out all types of species of fish, while sharing his knowledge on how to catch them. (G) [CC]
9.30am: Pat Callinan’s 4x4 Adventures. Explore Australia’s most breathtaking destinations off the beaten track with our very own ‘Mr 4X4’, Pat Callinan. (G) [CC]
10.30am: PTV SPORT - Sports Special. Non-stop sporting action on New Year’s Eve, including (content subject to change):
Cricket: Highlights from National Stadium in Karachi of day five of the first test, Pakistan v BLACKCAPS, plus live coverage from Pukekura Park in New Plymouth of today’s Men’s Super Smash match, Central Stags v Northern Brave (from 1.30pm approx).
Baseball: Highlights from North Harbour Stadium in Auckland of the Auckland Tuatara v Sydney Blue Sox games in the Australian Baseball League 2022/23.
Basketball: Highlights from Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney of last night’s NBL 2022/23 match, Sydney Kings v Tasmania JackJumpers.
Commonwealth Games: More Birmingham 2022 highlights.
6.00pm: PTV News. The latest national and international news, including sport and a national weather forecast. [CC]
6.30pm: PTV SPORT SPECIAL - Best of Sport 2022. 2022 was a truly golden year for New Zealand sport. Zoi Sadowski-Synnott won the women’s snowboard slopestyle and became the first New Zealander to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics; the women’s 2021 Rugby World Cup was held at three venues in the upper North Island; and Ross Taylor played his 112th and final test match for the BLACKCAPS after a 15 year career. Andrew Gourdie, Jeff McTainsh and Kirstie Stanway present an hour-long review of the sporting year. [CC]
7.30pm: NEW YEAR’S EVE MOVIE - Mamma Mia! (2008). The story of a bride-to-be trying to find her real father told using hit songs by the popular 1970s group ABBA. Musical, starring Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Amanda Seyfried. Directed by Phyllida Lloyd. (PG-S) [CC, AD]
9.50pm: PTV Late News. An update on the latest national and international news, including sport and a national weather forecast. [CC]
10.05pm: PTV SPECIAL - PTV’s New Year’s Eve Celebration. Jesse Mulligan and guests present PTV’s own New Year’s Eve party, with live link-ups to field reporters Nats Levi (at one of Auckland’s fabulous nightspots), Lauren Hendricksen (in Mount Maunganui), Ashleigh McCaull (at Rhythm and Vines) and Shannon Redstall (in Queenstown). Includes live coverage of the midnight fireworks from Auckland (at 11.55pm approx). [CC]
12.30am: LATE MOVIE - Can’t Stop the Music (1980). A retired model invites some of her Greenwich Village pals to sing for their supper in order to help the career of her housemate, an aspiring composer of disco music. Comedy, starring Village People, Valerie Perrine, Caitlyn Jenner, Steve Guttenberg. Directed by Nancy Walker. (PG-LSC) [CC]
2.55am: Weather, Closedown

NEW YEAR’S DAY Sunday 1 January 2023
7.30am: PTV SPORT - PTV’s World of Football: Premier League 2022/23 (Review). A round-up of last week’s action from the English Premier League.
8.25am: PTV SPORT - PTV’s World of Football: Premier League 2022/23 (Results Service). Scores from the English Premier League games played overnight.
8.30am: Taste of Australia with Hayden Quinn. Taste of Australia with Hayden Quinn explores the unique personalities shaping the food scene in Australia. Experience the characters, produce and creative forces contributing to Australian food culture. (G) [CC]
8.55am: Cesar Millan: Better Human, Better Dog. Today: Cesar rehabs Hendrix, a self-made guard dog that bites and mounts anyone and everyone that comes near because the family was afraid and isolated him. (PG) [CC]
9.45am: Return of the Spider Monkeys. A spider monkey named Infinity was stolen from the forest as a baby. Documentary. (G) [CC]
10.35am: PTV SPORT - Sports Special. Non-stop sporting action on New Year’s Day, including (content subject to change):
Cricket: Live coverage from Hagley Oval in Christchurch of today’s Men’s Super Smash match, Canterbury Kings v Wellington Firebirds (from 1.30pm approx), interrupted by live racing from Te Rapa (see below).
Football: Highlights of three English Premier League matches played this morning - Manchester City v Everton, Newcastle United v Leeds and Bournemouth v Crystal Palace.
Winter Olympics: Beijing 2022 highlights.
Racing from Te Rapa: Seven live races from Te Rapa (including Sistema Railway, Windsor Park Stud Queen Elizabeth II Cup and Dunstan Feed Stayers Championship Final).
6.00pm: PTV News. The latest national and international news, including sport and a national weather forecast. [CC]
6.30pm: Pointless Celebrities (EXPRESS FROM THE UK). Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman host a celebrity edition of the British quiz show in which four teams try to come up with the answers that no-one else could think of. Tonight’s celebrity contestants are Tim Key, Alex Horne, Tommy Walsh, Eboni Usoro-Brown, Sharron Davies, Rhea Bailey, Diarmuid Gavin and Natalie Jamieson. (G) [CC]
7.30pm: NEW YEAR’S DAY MOVIE - Men in Black III (2012). Agent J travels in time to MIB’s early years in the 1960s to stop an alien from assassinating his friend Agent K and changing history. Sci-fi, starring Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin. Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld. (M-V) [CC, AD]
9.50pm: The Graham Norton Show (EXPRESS FROM THE UK). Tonight: Graham is joined by Olivia Colman, Hugh Laurie, Romesh Ranganathan and Leah Williamson for his annual Hogmanay chat. With music from the stars of the West End revival of Cabaret. (M-LC) [CC]
11.05pm: PTV Late News. An update on the latest national and international news, including sport and a national weather forecast. [CC]
11.20pm: SUMMERTIME MOVIE - Abducted: The Mary Stauffer Story (2019). The harrowing, incredible true story of Mary Stauffer and her eight-year-old daughter Beth’s abduction and subsequent captivity, where they were locked in a closet for seven weeks. Drama, starring Alyson Hannigan, Daphne Hoskins, Howie Lai. Directed by Jim Donovan. (M-V) [CC]
1.20am: Weather, Closedown

SHAKE

NEW YEAR’S EVE Saturday 31 December 2022
9.00am: WWE SmackDown: Te Reo. Ringside action with the biggest and baddest superstars of WWE’s blue brand, fresh off the satellite from the US. This programme, which was first shown last Sunday, has been reversioned in te reo Māori and funded by Te Māngai Pāho. (PG-V)
10.00am: WWE Raw: Te Reo. Ringside action with the biggest and baddest superstars of WWE’s flagship brand, fresh off the satellite from the US. This programme, which was first shown last night, has been reversioned in te reo Māori and funded by Te Māngai Pāho. (PG-V)
11.00am: Summer Shakedown. A countdown of the top hits of 2022. This programme was first shown on MAX. (PG)
12.00pm: Help! I’m in a Secret Relationship. Today: Despite living and working together, music producer Donald has never met his fiancée Stormi’s family or friends; Rahne and Travis help Donald find out why. (PG) [CC]
12.55pm: Teen Mom: The Next Chapter (PG) [CC]
1.50pm: Catfish: The TV Show. Today: When TikTok star Jake’s cyber-girlfriend threatens to blackmail him, he comes to Catfish for help. But Nev and Kamie discover she’s got her own story to tell! (PG) [CC]
2.45pm: The Video Club. Let us be your DJ as we bring you a selection of music videos, from the latest music releases to the classics.
3.00pm: Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Today: When Jake is late, Captain Holt assigns him to a graffiti case that Jake feels is below his level. Meanwhile, Gina’s psychic friend visits the precinct and gets inside Charles’ head. (PG-LS) [CC]
3.30pm: Parks and Recreation. Today: To gain support for the park project and an upcoming town hall meeting, Leslie decides that she and the committee need to go doorknocking throughout the neighbourhood. (PG) [CC]
4.00pm: The Office. Today: A consultant arrives at Dunder Mifflin to teach a seminar on diversity in the workplace. Michael implies that it was his idea, while in reality it was his offensive behaviour that necessitated the training. (PG) [CC]
4.30pm: The Misery Index (SERIES PREMIERE). Welcome to the programme where host Jameela Jamil and stars of Impractical Jokers are paired with contestants to guess the misery of some hilariously traumatic real-life events. (PG) [CC]
5.00pm: WWE NXT. Ringside action with the biggest and baddest superstars of WWE’s gold brand, fresh off the satellite from the US. This programme screens at an earlier time due to the scheduling of Shake’s New Year’s Eve party (“Happy New Year!” - see below) and Shake apologises for any inconvenience caused. (PG-V)
6.00pm: The Simpsons. Tonight: Homer unwittingly drags the family into a cornfield maze after attempting to leave a boring Harvest fest that Marge brought them to. (PG) [CC, AD]
6.30pm: SHAKE’S NEW YEAR’S EVE MOVIE - Sing (2016). A dapper koala who has fallen on hard times has one final chance to restore his crumbling theatre by producing the world’s greatest singing competition. Animated, starring the voices of Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Seth MacFarlane. Directed by Christophe Lourdelet, Garth Jennings. (G) [CC, AD]
8.50pm: SHAKE SPECIAL - SIX60: Till the Lights Go Out. The five-piece New Zealand band SIX60 must reconcile ambition and creative vulnerability in order to prove they are worthy of their success. Documentary. (M-L) [CC]
10.50pm: SHAKE SPECIAL - Happy New Year! Brook Ruscoe, Courtney Tairi and William Waiirua present a non-stop music party to welcome in the New Year with special guests and favourite video clips. This programme is being simulcast on both Shake and MAX, and includes live coverage of the midnight fireworks from Auckland (at 11.55pm approx).
3.00am: Closedown

NEW YEAR’S DAY Sunday 1 January 2023
9.00am: Kenan & Kel. Kenan and Kel, a pair of high school students go on several misadventures, which usually occur as a result of Kenan devising a scheme to get rich quick, or avoid trouble from his elders. (G) [CC]
9.20am: The Simple Life. Today: The girls move on to Staten Island, where they live with an Italian-American family and do an internship at an advertising agency, where they clash with their straitlaced supervisor. (PG) [CC]
9.45am: Teen Mom UK. Today: Sassi blows up at being mugged off by Darren; Jordan makes a life changing decision; Amber and Ste clash; and Mia gets big news about her Dad’s health. (PG) [CC]
10.35am: black-ish. Today: The twins are growing up; Diane develops her first crush. (PG) [CC]
11.00am: WWE NXT: Te Reo. Ringside action with the biggest and baddest superstars of WWE’s gold brand, fresh off the satellite from the US. This programme, which was first shown last night, has been reversioned in te reo Māori and funded by Te Māngai Pāho. (PG-V)
11.50am: The Video Club. Let us be your DJ as we bring you a selection of music videos, from the latest music releases to the classics.
12.00pm: SHAKE SPECIAL - The 50th Annual American Music Awards. From the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, the 50th annual presentation of the American Music Awards. The awards recognise top recording artists in the categories of pop, hip hop, RnB, dance/electronica, rock, country and many more. Nominees in the 39 categories include Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Bad Bunny, BTS, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Beyoncé and newcomer Dove Cameron. (PG) [CC]
2.00pm: SHAKE SPECIAL - Waiata Māori Music Awards 2022. Now in its 15th year, the Waiata Māori Music Awards seeks to develop, encourage and honour the achievements of outstanding traditional and contemporary musical compositions and performances. This is the most prestigious music awards ever to acknowledge Māori composers. Nominees include L.A.B, Anna Coddington, Te Kaahu, Mistee K, Coterie and Adam Tukiri. (PG)
4.30pm: SHAKE SPECIAL - Pacific Music Awards 2022. The Pacific Music Awards seeks to develop, encourage and honour the achievements of Pacific music in Aotearoa New Zealand. Nominees include Emily Muli, Kings, SWIDT and Tomorrow People. (PG)
6.00pm: The Simpsons (DOUBLE EPISODE). Tonight: (1) Bart and Lisa join forces to stop the school bullies from setting off a stink bomb at the school bake sale. / (2) After Kent Brockman is fired as a news anchor, he and Lisa use the Internet to expose the Fox News Conspiracy. (All PG) [All CC, AD]
7.00pm: SHAKE’S NEW YEAR’S DAY DOUBLE FEATURE - Sing 2 (2020). Buster Moon and his friends must persuade reclusive rock star Clay Calloway to join them for the opening of a new show. Animated, starring the voices of Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon. Directed by Garth Jennings. (PG) [CC, AD]
9.25pm: SHAKE’S NEW YEAR’S DAY DOUBLE FEATURE - The Hangover (2009). Three buddies wake up from a bachelor party in Las Vegas, with no memory of the previous night and the bachelor missing. They make their way around the city in order to find their friend before his wedding. Comedy, starring Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Heather Graham, Justin Bartha, Jeffrey Tambor. Directed by Todd Phillips. (16-LSC) [CC, AD]
11.35pm: WWE SmackDown. Ringside action with the biggest and baddest superstars of WWE’s flagship brand, fresh off the satellite from the US. (PG-V)
12.35am: SUMMERTIME LAUGHS - Vacation (2015). Following in his father’s footsteps and hoping for some much-needed family bonding, a grown-up Rusty Griswold surprises his family with a cross-country trip back to Walley World. Comedy, starring Ed Helms, Christina Applegate, Skyle Gisondo, Chris Hemsworth, Leslie Mann, Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo, Charlie Day. Directed by John Francis Daley, M Goldstein Jonathan. (16-LC) [CC, AD]
2.30am: Closedown

GEM

NEW YEAR’S EVE Saturday 31 December 2022
8.00am: The Andy Griffith Show. Today: A state police captain errs in not utilizing Sheriff Taylor’s intimate knowledge of the area and its people when issuing a dragnet for an escaped criminal. (G) [CC]
8.30am: The Beverly Hillbillies. Today: The Clampetts finally arrive at their new home, but find there aren’t any of the conveniences of their old home. Jethro makes a few new discoveries. (G) [CC]
9.00pm: Petticoat Junction. Today: Kate uses a combination of charm, subterfuge and wiles to prevent Homer Bedloe from catching the Hooterville Cannonball and getting to Pixley in order to initiate proceedings that would permanently terminate the train’s operation. (G) [CC]
9.30am: The Flying Nun. Today: Carlos, a playboy, sees Sister Bertrille flying, which leads him to believe he’s having religious visions and to change his lifestyle. (G) [CC]
10.00am: Land of the Giants. Today: A sadistic Giant girl takes some of the Earthlings prisoner and locks them up in her grandfather’s toy town. (G) [CC]
10.55am: Lost in Space. Today: Advanced aliens draw the entire ship into their cavernous vessel. (G) [CC]
11.50am: Star Trek: The Original Series. Today: The Enterprise helps Charlie Evans, the lone survivor of a transport crash 14 years earlier, but he threatens the security of the ship when he exhibits strange and unusual powers. (PG) [CC]
12.45pm: The Video Club. Let us be your DJ as we bring you a selection of music videos, from the latest music releases to the classics.
1.00pm: GEM’s NEW YEAR’S EVE MATINEE - The Colditz Story (1955). Allied prisoners of various nationalities pool their resources to plan numerous escapes from an ‘escape-proof’ German POW camp housed in a medieval castle. Drama, starring John Mills, Eric Portman, Lionel Jeffries. Directed by Guy Hamilton. (PG) [CC]
3.05pm: The Dukes of Hazzard. Today: The Dukes are pursued by the FBI and the syndicate after a music publisher swindles Daisy and they set out to recover her loss. (PG) [CC]
4.00pm: The Wild Wild West. Today: A criminal planning to take over Mexico leads West and Gordon to a tiny village with an underground secret. (PG-V) [CC]
5.00pm: The Love Boat. Tonight: A man dresses as a woman to chase a girl he loves; a long-wed couple rediscover each other; a detective falls for the woman he’s hired to tail. (PG) [CC]
6.00pm: GEM’s NEW YEAR’S EVE MOVIE - Mary Poppins (1964). In turn of the century London, a magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father. Musical, starring Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns. Directed by Robert Stevenson. (G) [CC, AD]
8.45pm: GEM’s NEW YEAR’S EVE SPECIAL - The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2022. The annual Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo celebrates performances from armed forces worldwide on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle. (G) [CC]
10.45pm: Death in Paradise. Tonight: New Year’s Eve celebrations are cut short when a masked man stabs a woman in her own home. Jack and the team must uncover the identity of the mystery murderer before they strike again. (PG) [CC, AD]
11.55pm: Happy New Year from PTV Network. Live coverage of the midnight fireworks from Auckland’s Sky Tower.
12.05am: GEM’s NEW YEAR’S ROCKIN’ DAY MARATHON, a non-stop marathon of rock ‘n’ roll movies and specials to welcome the New Year; see below for listings.

NEW YEAR’S DAY Sunday 1 January 2023
12.05am: GEM’s NEW YEAR’S ROCKIN’ DAY MARATHON - Bombshells and Dollies. 12 contestants from all over the world journey to Las Vegas seeking to win the title of Miss Viva Las Vegas. Documentary. (G) [CC]
2.00am: Rock, Rock, Rock! (1956). A teenager will stop at nothing to get the perfect dress for her school’s big dance. Drama, starring Tuesday Weld, Chuck Berry, Alan Freed, Teddy Randazzo. Directed by Will Price. (G)
3.45am: Rock Around the Clock (1956). A music promoter decides to get into the new world of rock music. Musical, starring Bill Haley and His Comets, Alan Freed, The Platters, Freddie Bell and the Bellboys. Directed by Fred F Sears. (G)
5.30am: Jamboree! (1957). Two young people attempt to find love and success by making it in the music industry. Musical, starring Dick Clark, Frankie Avalon, Fats Domino, Charlie Gracie, Buddy Knox, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Slim Whitman, Ron Coby. Directed by Roy Lockwood. (G)
7.15am: The Girl Can’t Help It (1956). A gangster sets out to turn his girlfriend into a rock star. Comedy, starring Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield, Edmond O’Brien, Henry Jones, Julie London. Directed by Frank Tashlin. (G) [CC]
9.10am: King Creole (1958). A singer with a criminal past gets drawn back into the mob. Drama, starring Elvis Presley, Carolyn Jones, Walter Matthau, Dolores Hart, Dean Jagger, Vic Morrow. Directed by Michael Curtiz. (PG) [CC]
11.25am: The Video Club (ELVIS SPECIAL). A special, extended edition of The Video Club for New Year’s Day on GEM, featuring Elvis Presley’s classic hits.
12.00pm: The Beach Boys: The Lost Concert. The Beach Boys, the classic US rock group, present their stage show to a California studio audience in 1964. A special rare television event. (G)
12.30pm: Old Time Rock ‘n’ Roll: Legends in Concert. A live performance from Del Shannon and guests, recorded at the Rock ‘n’ Roll Palace. (G)
2.00pm: American Hot Wax (1978). It is the early 1950s, and disc jockey Alan Freed is promoting a new style of music called rock and roll. Freed is attempting to stage the very first live rock show at Brooklyn’s Paramount Theatre, but in order to do so he has to the outrage and angry protests of parents, political conservatives, and the local police. Drama, starring Tim McIntire, Fran Drescher, Jay Leno, Laraine Newman, Moosie Drier, Jeff Altman. Directed by Floyd Mutrux. (PG) [CC]
4.00pm: One for the Money: The Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll. For many music fans, history is divided into the long, dull centuries before rock ‘n’ roll was born and the exciting decades since, when the influential musical form changed the world. Documentary. (G) [CC]
5.45pm: Grease (1978). Good girl Sandy Olsson and greaser Danny Zuko fell in love over the summer. When they unexpectedly discover they’re now in the same high school, will they be able to rekindle their romance? Musical, starring John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John, Stockard Channing. Directed by Randal Kleiser. (PG-S) [CC, AD]
8.15pm: Great Balls of Fire! (1989). A biopic of 1950s rocker Jerry Lee Lewis, whose career all but ended when he married his 13-year-old second cousin. Drama, starring Dennis Quaid, Winona Ryder, Alec Baldwin, Trey Wilson. Directed by Jim McBride. (PG-C) [CC, AD]
10.45pm: Cry-Baby (1990). In 1950s Baltimore, a bad boy manages to attract and win over the girl he likes. However, when her boyfriend learns about it, he sets out to create problems for him. Musical comedy, starring Johnny Depp, Amy Locane, Susan Tyrrell, Iggy Pop, Ricki Lake, Traci Lords, Polly Bergen. Directed by John Waters. (M-LS) [CC, AD]
12.45am: Closedown

ABBREVIATIONS

CLASSIFICATIONS
G - Approved for general viewing (at any time)
PG - Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers (at any time)
M - Suitable for mature audiences 16 years and over (M-F, 9am-3pm*; M-S, 7.30pm-5am)
16 - People under 16 years should not view (M-S, 8.30pm-5am)
18 - People under 18 years should not view (M-S, 9.30pm-5am)

AUDIENCE ADVISORIES
C - Content may offend
L - Language may offend
V - Contains violence
S - Sexual content may offend

ACCESSIBILITY
[CC] - Captions for the deaf and hearing impaired
[AD] - Audio descriptions for the blind and vision impaired

*Except during school and public holidays, as designated by the Ministry of Education.

What do you think of those mock New Year’s Eve/New Year’s Day schedules?

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Great but I would change out the PTV late news on new year Eve to a movie or something as the target audience wont be watching

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@Michael_Eccles Thanks for your suggestion but, on weekends, there are two news bulletins: an early news at 6pm for half an hour and a late news at around 10.30pm for 15 minutes. The late news would be a must-watch for those who missed the early news on the weekend.

There are two New Year’s Eve movies on PTV: the 2008 musical Mamma Mia! (at 7.30pm) and a 1980 classic, Can’t Stop the Music (at 12.30am), with the Village People. The late news would air at the earlier time of 9.50pm and a New Year’s Eve special would follow on that channel (see below), so there are no plans to replace the late news with another New Year’s Eve movie.

Three New Year’s Eve specials would be planned.

My dream network’s main channel, PTV, would air its own New Year’s Eve special at 10.05pm. Jesse Mulligan and guests would host an extended midnight Hogmanay celebration with live music,
interviews and outside studio link-ups to field reporters at New Year’s Eve celebrations around the country.

For the younger generation, i.e. 18-39 year olds, Shake would air a non-stop music party from 10.50pm until closedown at 3am. The music party would be broadcast live from Aum New Year’s Festival, just north of Auckland, and feature a mix of special guest appearances and the best of music videos of 2022 as requested by viewers.

And at around 11.55pm, all PTV Network channels would carry live pictures of the New Year’s Eve fireworks from Auckland’s Sky Tower.

New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday and to welcome the New Year in style, GEM would celebrate the 50s & 60s including the music, fashion, dancing and culture with an all-day marathon of movies and TV specials devoted to those eras. The marathon would start at 12.05am on New Year’s Day and include such titles as American Hot Wax (1978), Cry-Baby (1990), Grease (1978), Great Balls of Fire! (1989) and The Beach Boys: The Lost Concert (1964), plus the feature-length Miss Viva Las Vegas documentary, Bombshells and Dollies (2020).

Not in 2022 it’s not. People get their news from online sources if they miss a bulletin. Why wait around?

Not a dig at the content but how is it relevant to the New Year?

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This is also showing on TVNZ 1

@foxyrover The news is available online and via mobile apps but, from my point of view, some people may struggle with the technology and prefer the simplicity of watching it on television - just like the British. For instance, BBC One and ITV1 (in real life) screen an early evening bulletin and a late bulletin on the weekend.

GEM is usually targeted at the baby boomer market and has a particular focus on British dramas and comedies, classic movies, documentaries and factual and arts programmes.

For the benefit of fans of rock ‘n’ roll and rockabilly, GEM would devote its entire New Year’s Day schedule to a 50s & 60s themed marathon of movies and one-off specials, known as the New Year’s Rockin’ Day Marathon and similar to that of the annual Whangamata Beach Hop, as an effort to welcome the New Year. Sometimes, the inclusion of that marathon may prove unpopular with the channel’s target audience, who ask for regular programming to be reinstated.

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I know Paddy, I was just disputing the “must watch for those who missed the last bulletin” statement.

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CHANGES TO DAYTIME PROGRAMMING

It’s the start of 2023 and due to unforeseen circumstances, PTV Network New Zealand (as a fictional broadcaster) is making changes to its daytime programming.

The hit US daytime soaps (General Hospital, The Young and the Restless, Days of Our Lives and The Bold and the Beautiful) would move to their new homes on Peach, the home of female-skewed entertainment, factual, lifestyle and reality programming. All four of which would screen back to back every weekday.

In their places, US talk shows Dr Phil, The Talk and The Drew Barrymore Show would move to PTV along with Entertainment Tonight and reruns of Judge Judy.

Local productions After Nine (formerly The Morning Break) and What’s Cooking? would be part of the 2023 lineup, but PTV Network New Zealand would produce two new local programmes for daytime viewing on PTV (at 1pm and 3.30pm respectively; see below) and increase the number of New Zealand faces on-screen.

PTV News at 11.30am was dropped and replaced by Midday, an hour-long package of lunchtime news, sport, business and weather information. Screening weekdays at 12pm, Midday aims to provide audiences with the latest updates on the big stories of the day along with live reports around the country, newsmaker interviews and in-depth analysis - all of which are drawn on the resources of the PTV News newsroom and international partners via satellite.

Business Day was due to launch as a daily television programme devoted to business and finance but was dropped, although it would be available online via ptvnews.co.nz and the PTV News app as a digital brand.

Business Day would include comprehensive coverage of the latest in business, economic and financial news from New Zealand and around the world; updates on local and world markets, currency movements and the gold price; local business success stories; and in-depth analysis and comment on the issues of interest to the corporate sector. It is intended that live bulletins of business news and market information would appear online, as does the Business Day branded podcasts on a weekly basis such as Business Success and The Small Business Podcast.

REVISED DAYTIME SCHEDULES

PTV

5.30am - Early Sunrise
6.00am - Sunrise
9.00am - After Nine
10.00am - The Talk (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
11.00am - What’s Cooking? (NEW TIME)
11.30am - Entertainment Tonight (NEW TIME)
12.00pm - Midday (NEW SERIES)
1.00pm - New local show (TBC)
1.30pm - Dr Phil (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
2.30pm - The Drew Barrymore Show (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
3.00pm - Judge Judy (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
3.30pm - New local show (TBC)
4.00pm - Jeopardy!
4.30pm - Te Hēteri

PEACH

9.00am - Hot Bench
9.30am - The People’s Court
10.25am - Rachael Ray
11.20am - The Steve Wilkos Show (NEW SERIES)
12.15pm - General Hospital (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
1.10pm - The Young and the Restless (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
2.05pm - Days of Our Lives (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
3.00pm - The Bold and the Beautiful (NEW TIME, NEW CHANNEL)
3.30pm - Dance Moms
4.30pm - The Kelly Clarkson Show (NEW SERIES)

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Good revision Paddy. :+1: Intrigued to hear more about Midday and the new local shows at 1.00pm and 3.30pm.

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Thanks, @greenpea. There’s more mock developments to come.

INTRODUCING PTV NEWS CHANNEL

2023 is going to be a little bit challenging for PTV Network New Zealand (as a fictional broadcaster) as it launches a new 24-hour news and information channel.

The new channel would replace BBC World News (in partnership with BBC Studios) where, in July last year, the BBC made the decision to merge both BBC News (for UK audiences) and BBC World News (for international audiences) as one news network, under the name “BBC News”. The channel, in real life, is set to be launched in April and will include news from both the UK and around the world.

To fill the gap, the PTV News Channel would take its place and begin broadcasting on Sunday 2 April 2023 at 6pm.

It would show live and same-day news bulletins from New Zealand and around the world, including the BBC, ABC, CBS and CNN, along with breaking news and live simulcasts of existing PTV News bulletins as they are broadcast on PTV and GEM.

Unlike all PTV Network channels, the PTV News Channel does not carry live captioning.

From May, PTV News and Current Affairs would produce brand new content for the PTV News Channel - including hourly news bulletins throughout the day and overnight news summaries - live from PTV Network’s Auckland and Wellington studios. The content would draw on the resources of the PTV News newsroom and international partners via satellite.

The channel would be live from 2 April, and its channel specific content would start on 1 May.

why not? captioning is probably more important for a news channel than an entertainment channel.

the new BBC News channel is still a 24/7 news channel, so idk why it’s being replaced.

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In New Zealand, we are a small country and don’t have enough money and resources to offer live captioning on the PTV News Channel if it becomes a reality. Live captioning would only be available in PTV News bulletins (in the early morning and at 12pm, 6pm, 8pm and 10.30pm) and current affairs programmes as they are broadcast on PTV and GEM and if the funding is approved, the PTV News Channel would offer live captioning in the future.

When the new BBC News channel begins in April, I had had to make the decision to replace it with a 24-hour news channel that is developed entirely in New Zealand. The channel would draw on the resources of the PTV News newsroom and international partners via satellite - including the BBC, CNN and the American ABC and CBS networks - and have daily news from New Zealand and around the world to keep every news junkie informed and updated.

It is intended that the BBC’s 6pm and 10pm bulletins, as they are broadcast on BBC One in the UK, would be recorded off the satellite and broadcast on the PTV News Channel at 11.30am and 3.30pm (both NZ time) as delayed broadcasts. (In real life, when Sky began broadcasting on 18 May 1990 as New Zealand’s first subscription television service, Sky used to air delayed broadcasts of BBC News bulletins via the Sky News/CNN channel.)

Meanwhile, CBS Evening News would screen on the PTV News Channel at 1.30pm (repeated at 5.30pm) with ABC World News Tonight at 2.30pm (repeated at 6.30pm) while ABC Nightline airs at 9.30pm every Tuesday to Saturday night. All three programmes are recorded off the satellite from the States.

After midnight, the PTV News Channel would carry an overnight feed of CNN International.

That’s all I know.

PTV NEWS CHANNEL - TYPICAL WEEKDAY SCHEDULE (REVISED)

Below is a typical weekday schedule for the PTV News Channel when its channel specific content begins on 1 May 2023 (unless interrupted by live feeds of breaking news stories as they develop), although, due to unforeseen circumstances, it is revised.

5.30am: Early Sunrise (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV). PTV Network’s early morning news programme - keeping you informed and up to date with all the overnight news, sport, business and weather as New Zealand wakes up. This programme then repeats on a loop from 6-7am.
7.00am: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour. Full bulletins every half hour until 9.30am.
9.30am: BBC News at Six. The latest British and world news from the highly respected BBC News team, direct via satellite from London.
10.00am: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
10.30am: PTV Nationwide: The Best of the Regionals. A selection of magazine-style features from PTV Network’s regional programmes in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, made specifically for a national audience.
11.00am: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
11.30am: Sunrise Extra. The best moments from PTV Network’s weekday breakfast programme, featuring a mix of current affairs, interviews, information and entertainment.
12.00pm: Midday (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV). PTV Network’s lunchtime news programme - a wrap of the morning’s events and the latest updates on the big news, sports and business stories of the day, along with live reports, newsmaker interviews and in-depth analysis.
1.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
1.30pm: CBS Evening News. Join Norah O’Donnell and the CBS team worldwide for the latest news direct via satellite from the United States.
2.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
2.30pm: ABC World News Tonight. David Muir brings you the latest American and world news direct via satellite from ABC News Headquarters in New York.
3.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
3.30pm: BBC News at Ten. The latest British and world news from the highly respected BBC News team, direct via satellite from London.
4.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
4.30pm: Te Hēteri (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV). PTV Network’s daily news programme in te reo Māori - covering Māori events and issues and bringing a fresh Māori outlook to the important news of the day.
5.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
5.30pm: CBS Evening News (REPEAT). Join Norah O’Donnell and the CBS team worldwide for the latest news direct via satellite from the United States.
6.00pm: PTV News at 6pm (LIVE SIMULCAST WITH PTV). PTV Network’s main evening news programme - comprehensive coverage of the important news of the day from New Zealand and around the world, along with a report on the day’s sport and a national weather forecast.
6.30pm: ABC World News Tonight (REPEAT). David Muir brings you the latest American and world news direct via satellite from ABC News Headquarters in New York.
7.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
7.30pm: Te Hēteri (REPEAT WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES). PTV Network’s daily news programme in te reo Māori - covering Māori events and issues and bringing a fresh Māori outlook to the important news of the day.
8.00pm: PTV News at 8pm (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH GEM). PTV Network’s mid-evening news programme - a fresh update on the important news of the day from New Zealand and around the world, plus sport and weather.
8.30pm: Campbell Live (DELAYED BROADCAST, REPEATED FROM PTV). PTV Network’s nightly current affairs programme, highlighting topical events and issues that affect us as everyday New Zealanders.
9.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
9.30pm: ABC Nightline. Join Juju Chang and Byron Pitts for ABC America’s leading issues programme via satellite.
10.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
10.30pm: PTV Nationwide: The Best of the Regionals (REPEAT). A selection of magazine-style features from PTV Network’s regional programmes in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, made specifically for a national audience.
11.00pm: PTV News Now. The latest breaking news coming countrywide and via satellite from around the world, with constantly updated bulletins of news, sport, business and weather every hour, on the hour.
11.30pm: Sunrise Extra (REPEAT). The best moments from PTV Network’s weekday breakfast programme, featuring a mix of current affairs, interviews, information and entertainment.
12.00am: PTV News Overnight with CNN. The PTV News Channel joins CNN International via satellite for a night of the latest breaking news and information on the top stories from around the world, plus live summaries of national news on the hour, every hour (from midnight), with the PTV News team.

PTV NEWS NOW

I describe PTV News Now as ‘on the hour, every hour with 30 minute bulletins’.

It is intended that the PTV News Now bulletins would play at the start of each hour from 9am until 11pm on weekdays, and from 6am until 11pm on weekends, plus rolling bulletins between 7am and 9am on weekdays (preceded by a simulcast of PTV Network’s early morning news programme, Early Sunrise, at 5.30am with looped repeats to follow between 6am and 7am).

All PTV News Now bulletins would be divided into two segments with a commercial break in between, plus an additional commercial break at the end of the bulletin. Commercial breaks run for about three minutes each.

For instance, the first half of a typical PTV News Now bulletin would cover the national and international news of the hour, drawing on the resources of the PTV News newsroom and international partners via satellite. After a commercial break (at approx 12 minutes past the hour), the second half would begin with a summary of the main headlines; this would be followed by business and sports news, then a national weather forecast. The bulletin would close with a final headline summary before going to a commercial break (at approx 27 minutes past the hour) and into the next scheduled programme.

Behind the scenes, the PTV News Now bulletins are researched, written, produced and read by a dedicated team of journalists based at PTV Network’s Auckland newsroom. Because of limited resources, the bulletins are scripted from news gathered from a variety of wire sources within PTV Network New Zealand (as a fictional broadcaster).

PTV NEWS OVERNIGHT WITH CNN

After midnight, PTV News Overnight is basically an all-night programme of the latest breaking news and information on world events via a direct satellite feed from CNN International.

To name only a few, overnight programmes from CNN include CNN This Morning (live from Midtown Manhattan), CNN Newsroom with Max Foster (live from London), First Move with Julia Chatterley (business news and market information, live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange) and Connect the World (taking viewers on a sweeping journey across continents, beyond headlines and into the stories that change our world).

In addition, PTV News Overnight would opt out of CNN’s live feed and broadcast short summaries of national news from the PTV News newsroom at the start of each hour from midnight until 5am. Each summary would run for up to five minutes and incorporate the most up-to-the-minute coverage of the top stories that occur in the wee small hours of the morning.

PTV NATIONWIDE: THE BEST OF THE REGIONALS


Charlotte Cook (from RNZ in real life), one of PTV Network’s regional presenters. Photo courtesy of RNZ; no copyright infringement intended.

Every weekday at 10.30am (repeated at 10.30pm), PTV Nationwide: The Best of the Regionals is a half hour compilation of human interest and magazine-style feature stories that have aired on PTV Network’s regional programmes: Look North (Auckland), Waikato Tonight (Hamilton), Bay of Plenty Tonight (Tauranga), Spotlight (Wellington), Mainland Today (Christchurch) and Points South (Dunedin).

The programme is loosely based on WIN Television’s now-defunct All Australian News from Australia and made specifically for a national audience via the PTV News Channel.

SUNRISE EXTRA

Called Sunrise Extra, viewers of the PTV News Channel would be able to see a half hour, highlights version of PTV Network’s weekday breakfast programme, Sunrise - a mix of the headlines, events and interviews. Sunrise Extra would screen at 11.30am every weekday (repeated at 11.30pm).

@greenpea @Michael_Eccles @NuStraya @TV3_NZ What do you think?

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I like this concept however having Early Sunrise simulcast and then breaking away to a rolling news service just as the main Sunrise program begins doesn’t make a lot of sense IMO. Maybe a CBS-style approach whereby you’d have two similarly branded shows (eg. Sunrise on PTV and PTV News Sunrise on PTV News Channel) would work better as it would allow the news channel to have a news-centric breakfast program/bulletin of its own and allow for the PTV News Now branding to be used elsewhere throughout the day/night as a ‘flagship’ bulletin brand.

@greenpea I initially created a set of channel specific test cards, loosely based on the BBC’s most famous Test Card F, with audio simulcasts of such MediaWorks radio brands as Today FM, The Edge, Magic and so on. These would be perfect during nightly closedowns.

In real life MediaWorks announced recently that, in an effort to cut costs, up to 90 staff would be laid off, although it is off-topic.

As a result of the shock announcement by MediaWorks, I have a question to ask. Do you want me to replace the test cards with TV Shop infomercials and other paid programme content, such as religious programming/evangelism on Sunday mornings, so that each of the channels (in which I created) can make some money?

That’s all I know.

Whether you replace the test cards network-wide is really up to you @PaddyTePou however, I do have a solution for you that I think might be an adequate compromise and that is to do something similar to BBC Scotland/BBC Alba have done in real life, and run some form of nightscreen instead. You’d still have the option of simulcasting a radio stream or continuing to run programs/promos alongside if you wanted to but it would also offer you the ability to display news summaries, weather outlooks, or even community noticeboards as well.
What do you think?

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Thank you for your suggestions, @greenpea.

Due to unforeseen circumstances beyond my control, I have decided to keep the test cards but the audio simulcasts of the MediaWorks Radio brands are being replaced by NZME (e.g. Newstalk ZB, ZM, Coast, Radio Hauraki, The Hits, Flava, Gold and Hokonui) and Radio Bay of Plenty/1XX (in Whakatane).

Please note that the audio simulcasts of Newstalk ZB, ZM, Coast, Radio Hauraki, The Hits, Flava and Gold are carried nationally with Auckland feeds, i.e. no localised commercial advertising or region specific information (e.g. local news, weather and traffic). Hokonui carries Southland advertising and content (e.g. Breakfast Southland with Luke Howden) and Radio 1XX is a Whakatane based radio station with ‘live and local’ content from its studios.

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LATE CHANGES

Due to unforeseen circumstances beyond my control, PTV Network New Zealand (as a fictional broadcaster) is making changes to programming.

PTV

Judge Judy reruns have moved to the earlier timeslot of 1pm. This programme would screen on PTV everywhere - except for viewers in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty where two new regional talk/magazine shows screen in that slot.

Camille Guzzwell, who hosts the breakfast show on The Breeze Waikato, would make her television debut by hosting a new lunchtime talk/magazine show from the Hamilton studios. Called High Noon, the show would feature interviews with local personalities, book and movie reviews, and updates on events from across the heart of the Waikato region in a half hour, magazine-style format.

Meanwhile, The Breeze Tauranga’s Jolene James would host A Chat with Jolene - a talk show that ‘brings the people of Bay of Plenty to your living room on a weekday afternoon’. Each day, Jolene is joined in the Tauranga studios by up to three guests as they talk about and cover a myriad of topics of relevance to the Bay of Plenty - home to Tauranga, Rotorua and Whakatane.

Two new national programmes - Dilemmas and Farm Focus - are planned.

Screening weekdays at 3pm, Dilemmas is a panel show in which experts discuss solutions to problems and dilemmas faced by studio guests and home viewers.

Farm Focus screens every Saturday at 7.30am and is made exclusively for farmers and the rural community. It aims to combine a review of the week’s news from rural New Zealand with studio interviews and field items on agriculture and agribusiness.

REVISED SCHEDULE (MON-FRI DAYTIME ONLY)
5.30am - Early Sunrise
6.00am - Sunrise
9.00am - After Nine
10.00am - The Talk
11.00am - What’s Cooking?
11.30am - Entertainment Tonight
12.00pm - Midday
1.00pm - Judge Judy (NEW TIMESLOT - EXCEPT WAIKATO & BAY OF PLENTY, SEE BELOW)
1.00pm - High Noon (REGIONAL PROGRAMME - WAIKATO ONLY)
1.00pm - A Chat with Jolene (REGIONAL PROGRAMME - BAY OF PLENTY ONLY)
1.30pm - Dr Phil
2.30pm - The Drew Barrymore Show
3.00pm - Dilemmas (NEW SERIES)
3.30pm - Jeopardy! (NEW TIME)
4.00pm - PTV News at 4pm (SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS)
4.30pm - Te Hēteri (SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS)

PTV NEWS AT 4PM & TE HĒTERI

PTV Network’s main channel, PTV, would offer viewers a full hour of news, sport, business, weather and Māori news from 4pm every weekday.

PTV News at 4pm is the latest addition to the PTV News weekday offering - live from the Wellington studios. The new half hour bulletin would keep its viewers informed with the latest updates on the developing news stories of the day from New Zealand and around the world, plus a comprehensive business report, sports news and a national weather forecast.

PTV News at 4pm would then be followed at 4.30pm by Te Hēteri for the very latest in Māori news, live from the Auckland studios. It aims to cover Māori issues of national significance and bring a fresh Māori perspective to the important news of the day.

Like the early morning, midday, 6pm and 8pm bulletins, both PTV News at 4pm and Te Hēteri would be simulcast across PTV and the PTV News Channel. For non-Māori speakers, a full replay of Te Hēteri with English subtitles would screen at 5.30pm on GEM, 7.30pm on the PTV News Channel and after midnight on PTV.

PTV NEWS CHANNEL

PTV Network New Zealand is making changes to the schedule of the PTV News Channel (unless interrupted by live feeds of breaking news as the events occur).

PTV Network’s weekday breakfast programmes, Early Sunrise and Sunrise, would be simulcast live across PTV and the PTV News Channel from 5.30-9am.

Early Sunrise begins at 5.30am and provides its early-rising viewers with a concise half hour package of overnight news, sport, business and weather information, plus ‘your need-to-know guide to the big news stories coming up today’. Sunrise follows with three hours of current affairs, interviews with newsmakers, showbiz gossip, entertainment and human interest features, plus the latest news, sport and weather on the half hour, from 6am.

The PTV News Channel would broadcast constantly updated news bulletins on the hour, every hour, from 9am-11pm weekdays and 6am-11pm weekends (except 12pm, 4pm, 6pm and 8pm weekdays, and 6pm weekends, when existing PTV News bulletins are simulcast live with PTV and GEM respectively - subject to scheduling).

Called PTV News Now, each bulletin runs for 30 minutes and is divided into two halves. The first half of the bulletin begins with the major national and international news of the hour, drawing on the resources of the PTV News newsroom and affiliates via satellite. After a commercial break, the second half begins with a recap of the main headlines; this is followed by an update on the latest in business and finance, sports news and a national weather forecast. The bulletin ends with a final headline recap.

In addition to the full-length bulletins, the PTV News Channel offers shorter, 5-10 minute versions of PTV News Now on the weekend. The short bulletins cover major national and international news stories in brief along with a sports story and a weather forecast for the six main centres (Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin).

The second half of the hour (from 9.30am weekdays and 6.30am weekends), or the remaining 50-55 minutes of the hour, would be given over to timeshifted replays or highlights versions of PTV Network’s existing national current affairs and regional news programmes, as well as delayed broadcasts of international content from the BBC, CBS and ABC America via satellite (e.g. BBC News at Six, BBC News at Ten, CBS Evening News, ABC World News Tonight etc) and the best in New Zealand documentary and factual programming.

After midnight, PTV News Overnight is basically an all-night programme of world news, features and analysis via a direct satellite feed from CNN International. Overnight programmes from CNN include CNN This Morning, CNN Newsroom with Max Foster, First Move with Julia Chatterley and Connect the World to name just a few.

Highlights versions of such CNN programmes as The Lead with Jake Tapper, The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, Erin Burnett OutFront and Anderson Cooper 360 are all featured in the PTV News Channel’s Sunday schedule (from 8am-12pm).

Below are the revised schedules (subject to change without notice).

MONDAY - FRIDAY
5.30am - Early Sunrise (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
6.00am - Sunrise (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
MONDAY ONLY
9.00am - PTV News Update
9.05am - CBS Face the Nation (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
10.00am - PTV News Update
10.05am - ABC This Week with George Stephanopoulos (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
TUESDAY - FRIDAY ONLY
9.00am - PTV News Now
9.30am - BBC News at Six (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE UK)
10.00am - PTV News Now
10.30am - BBC News at Six (REPEAT)
WEEKDAY PROGRAMMING CONTINUES
11.00am - PTV News Now
11.30am - Sunrise Extra (HIGHLIGHTS)
12.00am - PTV News: Midday (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
1.00pm - PTV News Now
1.30pm - CBS Evening News (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
2.00pm - PTV News Now
2.30pm - ABC World News Tonight (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
MONDAY ONLY
3.00pm - PTV News Update
3.05pm - CBS Face the Nation (REPEAT)
TUESDAY - FRIDAY ONLY
3.00pm - PTV News Now
3.30pm - BBC News at Ten (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE UK)
WEEKDAY PROGRAMMING CONTINUES
4.00pm - PTV News at 4pm (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
4.30pm - Te Hēteri (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
5.00pm - PTV News Now
5.30pm - CBS Evening News (REPEAT)
6.00pm - PTV News at 6pm (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
6.30pm - ABC World News Tonight (REPEAT)
7.00pm - PTV News Now
7.30pm - Te Hēteri (REPEAT WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES)
8.00pm - PTV News at 8pm (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH GEM)
8.30pm - Campbell Live (DELAYED BROADCAST, FIRST SHOWN ON PTV)
9.00pm - PTV News Now
9.30pm - Sunrise Extra (REPEAT)
10.00pm - PTV News Now
10.30pm - Nationwide: The Best of the Regionals (HIGHLIGHTS)
MONDAY ONLY
11.00pm - PTV News Update
11.05pm - ABC This Week with George Stephanopoulos (REPEAT)
TUESDAY - FRIDAY ONLY
11.00pm - PTV News Now
11.30pm - ABC Nightline (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
WEEKDAY PROGRAMMING CONTINUES
12.00am - PTV News Overnight/CNN International (until 5.30am Tue-Fri/6am Sat)

SATURDAY
6.00am - PTV News Now
6.30am - The Best of Look North (HIGHLIGHTS)
7.00am - PTV News Now
7.30am - Waikato This Week (HIGHLIGHTS)
8.00am - PTV News Update
8.05am - 60 Minutes (REPEAT)
9.00am - PTV News Now
9.30am - BBC News at Six (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE UK)
10.00am - PTV News Now
10.30am - BBC News at Six (REPEAT)
11.00am - PTV News Update
11.05am - The Best of Sunrise (HIGHLIGHTS)
12.00pm - PTV News Update
12.30pm - Bay of Plenty This Week (HIGHLIGHTS)
1.00pm - PTV News Now
1.30pm - CBS Evening News (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
2.00pm - PTV News Now
2.30pm - ABC World News Tonight (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
3.00pm - PTV News Now
3.30pm - BBC News at Ten (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE UK)
4.00pm - PTV News Now
4.30pm - Te Wiki o Te Hēteri (HIGHLIGHTS)
5.00pm - PTV News Now
5.30pm - CBS Evening News (REPEAT)
6.00pm - PTV Weekend News (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
6.30pm - ABC World News Tonight (REPEAT)
7.00pm - PTV News Now
7.30pm - Te Wiki o Te Hēteri (REPEAT)
8.00pm - PTV News Now
8.30pm - The Best of Campbell Live (HIGHLIGHTS)
9.00pm - PTV News Update
9.05pm - The Best of Sunrise (REPEAT)
10.00pm - PTV News Update
10.05pm - 60 Minutes: The Foreign Edition
11.00pm - PTV News Now
11.30pm - ABC Nightline (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
12.00am - PTV News Overnight/CNN International (until 6am Sun)

SUNDAY
6.00am - PTV News Now
6.30am - The Best of Spotlight (HIGHLIGHTS)
7.00am - PTV News Now
7.30am - Mainland This Week (HIGHLIGHTS)
8.00am - PTV News Update
8.10am - CNN: The Best of The Lead with Jake Tapper
9.00am - PTV News Update
9.10am - CNN: The Best of The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer
10.00am - PTV News Update
10.10am - CNN: The Best of Erin Burnett OutFront
11.00am - PTV News Update
11.10am - CNN: The Best of Anderson Cooper 360
12.00pm - PTV News Now
12.30pm - The Best of Points South (HIGHLIGHTS)
1.00pm - PTV News Now
1.30pm - CBS Evening News (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
2.00pm - PTV News Now
2.30pm - ABC World News Tonight (VIA SATELLITE FROM THE USA)
3.00pm - PTV News Update
3.05pm - 60 Minutes: The Foreign Edition (REPEAT)
4.00pm - PTV News Now
4.30pm - Koha: Ngā Take Māori (FIRST SHOWN ON PTV)
5.00pm - PTV News Now
5.30pm - CBS Evening News (REPEAT)
6.00pm - PTV Weekend News (SIMULCAST LIVE WITH PTV)
6.30pm - ABC World News Tonight (REPEAT)
7.00pm - PTV News Now
7.30pm - Koha: Ngā Take Māori (REPEAT)
8.00pm - PTV News Update
8.05pm - NZ Documentary/Factual
9.00pm - PTV News Update
9.05pm - NZ Documentary/Factual
10.00pm - PTV News Update
10.05pm - 60 Minutes (FIRST SHOWN ON PTV)
11.00pm - PTV News Now
11.05pm - Face the Nation (FIRST SHOWN ON PTV)
12.00am - PTV News Overnight/CNN International (until 5.30am Mon)

@greenpea @NuStraya @LiamP @TBoy @McMuffinMan17 @Biscuit45 @Kathryn_Milin What do you think of the changes I made?

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I know I’m two weeks late but I would swap it, with 6-11 weekdays and 9-11 weekends

Oops didn’t see the simulcast of Sunrise at 6am

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