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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33 Index

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33 Index

Index

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

Life: Mammals...................................................................................................................................................1

Return to Cranford............................................................................................................................................2

Three Men Go To Ireland..................................................................................................................................3

Nicholas Crane's Britannia................................................................................................................................4

QI...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Jennifer Byrne Presents: Graphic Novels...........................................................................................................6

Spicks and Specks..............................................................................................................................................7

United States Of Tara: Explosive Diorama.........................................................................................................8

Grand Designs Revisited: Yorkshire...................................................................................................................9

The Making Of Modern Australia: The Australian Soul...................................................................................10

Anatomy Of A Massacre..................................................................................................................................11

Waking The Dead: Sins....................................................................................................................................12

Gardening Australia........................................................................................................................................13

New Tricks: Spare Parts...................................................................................................................................14

The Prisoner: Anvil..........................................................................................................................................15

Watch Out For…..................................................................................................................................................16

Art Nation.......................................................................................................................................................16

Talking Heads: John and Ros Moriarty............................................................................................................17

The Wannabes: The Wannabes Are Gonna Be................................................................................................18

Poh's Kitchen...................................................................................................................................................19

The New Inventors..........................................................................................................................................20

Catalyst...........................................................................................................................................................21

The Bill............................................................................................................................................................22

Amendments.......................................................................................................................................................23

Program Guide....................................................................................................................................................31

Sunday, 8 August 2010....................................................................................................................................31

Monday, 9 August 2010..................................................................................................................................35

Tuesday, 10 August 2010................................................................................................................................39

Wednesday, 11 August 2010...........................................................................................................................43

Thursday, 12 August 2010...............................................................................................................................47

Friday, 13 August 2010....................................................................................................................................51

Saturday, 14 August 2010...............................................................................................................................57

Marketing Contacts.............................................................................................................................................63

ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Program Highlights

Program HighlightsSunday

7:30pm

Life: Mammals

Sunday, 8 August 2010

Mammals dominate our planet and can be found in every habitat, except the very deepest ocean. Their success lies in more than just the unique physical traits of fat, fur and warm blood. What makes the mammals stand out is the care they lavish on their young.

New filming techniques reveal behaviour that was previously impossible to capture in extreme locations. Fly amongst one of the largest migrations on Earth, as more than ten million fruit bats leave the Congo basin and converge in a few special trees in Zambia to feed. Sprint with the tiny, extraordinary-looking sengis as it escapes a predatory lizard. See 30 polar bears gather to feed on a bowhead whale carcass. And witness the biggest fight on Earth…male humpback whales battling for a female.

Key animal characters:• Straw coloured fruit bats• Sengi• Polar bears• Humpback whales

http://abc.net.au/iview/

PRODUCTION DETAILS:A BBC/Discovery/SKAI/Open University co-production in association with RTI Spa and Arte. Series Producer: Martha Holmes; Executive Producer: Mike Gunton. Life in the Undergrowth, Wild Europe.

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Sunday

8:30pm

Return to Cranford

Sunday, 8 August 2010 FINAL

Miss Matty (Judi Dench) and the ladies of Cranford are in a frenzy of excitement about the imminent visit of Lady Glenmire (Celia Imrie). Until, that is, the Honourable Mrs Jamieson (Barbara Flynn) announces that none of them is of high-enough social standing to meet her.

Deeply hurt, Miss Matty leads the Amazons in snubbing both the newcomer and her hostess. But sociable Lady Glenmire is quick to offer an olive branch by hosting a memorable Halloween party, which results in the forging of warm, new friendships.

Impressed by Edward Bell’s (Matthew McNulty) ambitions and hurt by his own son’s defiance, Mr Buxton (Jonathan Pryce) takes on Edward to act as his land agent. But Edward makes a disastrous decision that has dire consequences, not only for himself, but also for Peggy (Jodie Whittaker), whose fortitude and courage will be tested to the limit.

Meanwhile, Matty is distressed when a surprising discovery about one of their close circle results in a serious falling-out amongst the friends. Mrs Jamieson and Miss Pole (Imelda Staunton) split from the group and Matty is uncertain about how to bring them all back together again.

Matty is also deeply affected by Peggy Bell’s crisis. Knowing painfully well the cost of sacrificing one’s personal happiness for the sake of family obligations, Matty decides to intervene in events to help Peggy. But when tragedy strikes the town, she comes to believe that, unwittingly, she has opened Pandora’s box and fears that Cranford will never recover.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:A BBC/WGBH co-production in association with Chestermead. Written by Heidi Thomas. Based on the novels by Elizabeth Gaskell. Created by Sue Birtwistle and Susie Conklin. Director: Simon Curtis; Executive Producer: Kate Harwood.

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Tuesday

6:00pm

Three Men Go To Ireland

Tuesday, 10 August 2010 FINAL

British comedians Griff Rhys Jones, Dara O’Briain and Rory McGrath take on the second part of their journey across Ireland via canal and river, taking in the sights on their way to the famous Limerick Poetry Festival.

In this second episode the trio start by sailing down the Shannon in the best weather Ireland has had in years, stopping off along the way to visit a friend of Dara's who also lives in Ireland's most haunted castle.

After that they must face sailing through the terrifying Ardnacrusha, Europe's largest lock. Arriving in Limerick, Dara and Griff try a spot of powerboat racing, while Rory decides to host his own poetry festival for limericks only - the inaugural Limerick Limerick Competition.

The journey ends with a trip to the stunning Aran Islands, where the Men take a Galway hooker to visit the megalithic fort of Dun Aengus.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Director: Roger Pomphery and Andrew Fettis; Producer: Andrew Fettis.

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Tuesday

8:30pm

Nicholas Crane's Britannia

Tuesday, 10 August 2010 Final

In the last leg of his epic 5,000 mile journey across the pages of William Camden's 'lost' masterpiece Britannia, Nicholas Crane traverses Ireland, the country that sent a shudder down the spines of Elizabethans.

The Queen said that Ireland was full of 'ravening beasts'. It was impossible to govern, but could not be ignored because the Spanish might use it to launch an attack on Britain. Nicholas sets off to discover why the Emerald Isle terrified the Elizabethans and how Camden tried to tame it.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Series Producer and Director: Michael Waterhouse; Executive Producer: Harry Bell.

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Tuesday

9:35pm

QI

Tuesday, 10 August 2010

Alan Davies (comedian/actor), Rob Brydon (actor/writer), Rich Hall (comedian) and Gyles Branreth (writer) appear on tonight’s episode of the world’s most impossible quiz show.

Points are awarded by quiz master Stephen Fry for interesting answers and penalties for obvious ones.

Tonight’s topics are advertising and ancient Athens, plus the traditional final round of general ignorance.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Hosted by Stephen Fry.

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Tuesday

10:05pm

Jennifer Byrne Presents: Graphic Novels


Jennifer Byrne Presents a series of individual treats for lovers of books and writing.

This month Jennifer presents a special on graphic novels, or comics, if you’d prefer. Or picture books. Illustrated fiction. Sequential art narrative, if you want to be very fancy. Whatever label you attach, you know it when you see it.

That vibrant combination of words and images which in recent years have told stories ranging from the Nazi Holocaust – in the case of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Maus, to the hunt for Jack the Ripper in From Hell, to a version of the Great Gatsby in which the title character appears as a handsome sea horse and his lover Daisy, a dandelion.

These last two novels coming from the pens of panellists featured in this special – so let’s meet Jennifer’s four guests.

Writer and illustrator Nicki Greenberg - who started publishing books when she was 15 years old – though has since, as she says, devoted most of her ink to comics, including six years on the Great Gatsby and, more recently, on a graphic novel interpretation of Hamlet, to be published next year.

Bruce Mustard has been producing graphic stories for over 15 years. His first novel, The Bunker, was published in the US a few years ago, and last year saw the publication of The Sacrifice, an historical novel set in Melbourne on the eve of WWII.

Eddie Campbell is famous in his field, as an artist, writer, innovator and collaborator - with Alan Moore on their epic Ripper study From Hell - through to his often painfully intimate autobiographical works, The Fate of The Artist and Alec.

And finally Sophie Cunningham who is a novelist, publisher and the editor of the literary journal Meaning. Not an expert but an admirer of the graphic novel art form…


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Sophia Zachariah; Series Producer: Brendan Walls.

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Wednesday

8:30pm

Spicks and Specks

Wednesday, 11 August 2010

The ABC wardrobe department have given our teams a makeover for tonight’s Spicks and Specks: Europe Special, which celebrates the music and musicians, both past and present, hailing from the great European Continent.

Behind the desk, host Adam Hills’s lycra bodysuit leaves little to the imagination. Our team captains, Alan Brough channelling Demis Rousso and a Nana Mouskouri-inspired Myf Warhurst, are gearing up their guests; music conductor Richard Gill, Swedish singer songwriter Jens Lekmen and comedians Meshel Laurie and Joe Avati.

Regular games Know Your Product, Substitute and The Final Countdown all have a European twist, and there’s a new game especially for the occasion - Apprentices Masters. Teams must work out the name of popular albums by their cover. However, the covers too have been given a makeover. They’ve been re-painted in the style of a famous European artist.

And to close tonight’s Europa Special, is a live performance from Euro-trash satirists The Bad Father, performing their version of Ah Ha’s classic 80s hit Take On Me.

Spicks And Specks will be repeated on ABC2 – Thursday, August 12 at 8:00pm


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Anthony Watt; Series Producer: Marea Markou.

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Wednesday

9:30pm

United States Of Tara: Explosive Diorama


On tonight’s episode of United States of Tara, Tara (Toni Collette) has never felt better as she and Lynda (Viola Davis) prepare for their art show.

Kate (Brie Larson) lashes out by starting a new controversial business, while Marshall (Keir Gilchrist) grows closer to his friend Lionel (Michael Willett). Max (John Corbett) makes a decision that will change everything. Charmaine (Rosemarie DeWitt) strives to balance both Nick (Matthew Del Negro) and Neil (Patton Oswalt).


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producers: Steven Spielberg, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank, Diablo Cody, Jull Soloway, Craig Zisk. Created by Diablo Cody. Produced by Dan Kaplow.

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Thursday

6:05pm

Grand Designs Revisited: Yorkshire

Thursday, 12 August 2010 NEW SERIES

Not everyone gets to live out their childhood dreams, but in 2004 Francis Shaw did exactly that when he bought a crumbling castle on English Heritage’s Buildings at Risk register, to restore. Little did he know what he was letting himself and his family in for by taking on this project.

Set in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, the peel tower dates back to the 15th century and was protected as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. It took months of red tape wrangling before Francis finally got permission to start working on the building, but with the rubble barely cleared, one of the enormous 700-year-old walls collapsed showing just how much of a labour of love this project was going to be.

Two and a half years after Francis and his wife Karen moved in, Kevin McCloud returns to find out that the spiralling costs of restoring the castle has meant the fairytale life is nothing like Francis’s dream.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Presented and written by Kevin McCloud.

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Thursday

8:30pm

The Making Of Modern Australia: The Australian Soul

Thursday, 12 August 2010 FINAL

The final of the series looking at changes in the social and cultural fabric of Australia since World War II looks at the Australian soul.

Of all the great shifts since the War, perhaps religion has travelled farthest. In the 1940s and 1950s, Australians dutifully attended church and Sunday school and the church had a firm grip on the Australian soul. But from the late 60s, bad boys and girls were finding spiritual fulfilment elsewhere and the churches struggled to keep up.

Nowadays only about 8 per cent of Australians go to church every Sunday and 18 per cent say they have no religion at all.

In this episode we see an Irish Catholic family who experienced sectarianism first hand in the 1950s, a nun touched by romance during the flower power days of the 1960s, a priest radicalised by the Vietnam War in the 1970s, an Aboriginal woman trying to maintain the ties to traditional beliefs and two Protestant boys, both at the Billy Graham crusades in the 1950s, who embarked on entirely different future paths.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Written and directed by Susan Lambert; Executive Producer: Chris Hilton; Series Producer: Ian Collie. Essential Media and Entertainment; made in association with Screen Australia for the ABC.

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Thursday

9:30pm

Anatomy Of A Massacre

Thursday, 12 August 2010

On November 12, 1991 an estimated 200 people were shot and killed by the Indonesian military during an independence march in occupied East Timor. Images of the massacre at the Santa Cruz cemetery in Dili, were eventually smuggled out of country and became world news.

The footage along with eyewitness testimony was instrumental in the country gaining independence. But the bodies of the dead protestors were never returned to family members and their location has remained a mystery.

Nearly two decades after the massacre, an elite forensic team from Australia and Argentina begins an investigation to find the mass graves where the victims were secretly buried by the Indonesian military. Grieving relatives may finally have an opportunity to reclaim and bury the bodies of their loved ones. Forensic anthropologist Dr Soren Blau from the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine in Melbourne is leading the investigation.

It had taken Dr Blau several years to gain permission from the East Timorese authorities to begin the fieldwork as the investigation is politically sensitive. The findings of the forensic team could solve some unanswered questions about one of the most infamous mass murders of the 20th century. Exactly how many died? Was the massacre a tragic over-reaction by junior soldiers or were senior officers involved? Were there cold-blooded executions of survivors following the shooting at the cemetery?

Cutting edge forensic science reveals new, disturbing evidence about what happened on that fateful day. But the chief mission of the forensic anthropologist is to return the remains to the families of the dead.

With graphic archival material and witness testimonies, Anatomy Of A Massacre also retells the story of the massacre itself. This is a landmark film about one of the most notorious massacres in recent history. It is a unique story that combines modern forensic science with powerful emotion.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Screen Australia and Cordell Jigsaw Production. Produced by Michael Cordell and directed by Andrew Sully. Executive Producers: Michael Cordell and Nick Murray.

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Friday

8:30pm

Waking The Dead: Sins

Friday, 13 August 2010

DSI Boyd (Trevor Eve) and his Cold Case team investigate the mystery surrounding human remains found in an urban canal, which has links to the murder of a prison governor 15 years before.

Suspicion for the murder of Governor Reading originally fell on two ex-prisoners, Kelleher and Ryan, who had been heard to threaten him.

Boyd and Grace (Sue Johnston) talk to prison psychologist Damian Hooper about Kelleher. Hooper is furious when he discovers that Stella (Felicite Du Jeu) is at his house with his wife, Cathy (Reading’s daughter) and that she has been told about the discovery of her father’s remains.

Spence (Wil Johnson) tracks down Ryan, but he is deranged and Spence can get no sense from him. He also visits the halfway house where Kelleher and Ryan had been living at the time of the murder and realises their alibi for the evening does not stand up.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Series devised by Barbara Machin; Producer: Colin Wratten; Executive Producer: Sue Hogg; Director: Tim Fywell.

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Saturday

6:30pm

Gardening Australia

Saturday, 14 August 2010

Leonie Norrington in Darwin chats to food guru Stephanie Alexander at the launch of the Kitchen Garden Foundation in The Top End and discovers how a new generation of gardeners is being nurtured.

Tino Carnevale in Hobart is doing some winter tree pruning and checking for pest problems, while Clarence Slockee looks at the most iconic of all Australian trees, the gum, and explains how they were used by the Aboriginal people.

Jerry Coleby-Williams shows how to use textural plants in the garden to create colour and interest through the year, regardless of flowers, and Stephen Ryan shows us his favourite plants, the euphorbias, a large and diverse genus.

Jane Edmanson shows a simple planting grid trick to get the most out of a small veggie garden.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Executive Producer: Tim Mitchell

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Saturday

7:30pm

New Tricks: Spare Parts

Saturday, 14 August 2010 REPEAT

With new evidence, advances in forensics and some slightly unorthodox policing methods, Superintendent Sandra Pullman (Amanda Redman) and her Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad (UCOS) are back reinvestigating the unsolved murders and cold cases the London Metropolitan Police has long since filed away.

Brought out of early retirement, Jack Halford (James Bolam), Brian Lane (Alun Armstrong) and Gerry Standing (Dennis Waterman) continue to prove that there’s still a place for old-fashioned policing. They may be eccentric, bend the rules, ignore procedure, follow their hunches and take risks, but they get results. It’s down to Superintendent Sandra Pullman to keep her team on the right side of the law.

In the first episode Jack Halford (James Bolam) confronts his nemesis in court when Ricky Hanson (David Troughton) stands trial for his attempted murder, and Gerry Standing (Denis Waterman) faces the consequences of lying to his ‘daughter’ Emily. The team uncovers a shady organ donor racket while reinvestigating the murder of a wealthy businessman who left a three-million-pound fortune to a prostitute.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:Producer: Keith Thompson; Executive Producers: Tom Sherry and Eleanor Moran. A Wall to Wall production for BBC

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Saturday

9:20pm

The Prisoner: Anvil


See why Sir Ian McKellen received an Emmy nomination recently for his lead role in this captivating mini-series.

Sir Ian delivers another riveting performance as the fear-inducing ‘Number Two’.

Tonight, Two challenges Six (Jim Caviezel) to work for him undercover, spying on other Villagers to root out the 'Dreamers' - people who have dreams of 'another world'.

Six laughs at Two's proposal but accepts his offer - at least this way he might be able to meet other people who believe in the existence of a life outside of The Village.

Six's assignment is a teacher at the local school but when the target realises that ‘Undercovers’ are spying on him, he tries to take his own life. Is this a sign of guilt or innocence?

In an act of artful manipulation Two then turns the tables and asks Six to spy on truck driver, 909, who is acting suspiciously. Six does spy on 909 and realises that he is having an illicit homosexual affair with Two's son, 11-12 (Jamie Campbell).

Meanwhile, Two gives his wife a pill which wakes her up from her coma for the night. We see the deep love and tenderness he has for M2, but he quickly puts her back to sleep when he thinks that someone might be spying on them.

Six realises that the target was not a Dreamer, just an ordinary teacher, scared that no one will believe his innocence. Six despairs but he is given hope when he realises a nurse known as 313 (Ruth Wilson) might be a Dreamer.

His hope quickly turns to fear when she is taken for 'treatment' - something Villagers never return from. Six demands that Two’s son, 11-12, help him save 313 or he’ll go public with the affair. 11-12 kills 909 before his father can find out about them. He then helps Six rescue 313 by enabling him to take on the identity of the murdered 909.


PRODUCTION DETAILS:ITV Studios Limited

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Watch Out For…

Watch Out For…Sunday, 8 August 2010

5:30pm

Art Nation

This week Art Nation presents a ‘Design Special’ which looks at ways in which Australian designers are contributing to the world of design.

Art Nation’s host Fenella Kernebone visits the Melbourne-based company Otto & Spike, a company whose work resonates with a new generation of consumers looking for original garments. Otto & Spike is a unique ‘artisan manufacturer’ practising traditional crafts and producing beautiful weaves and knits. The company’s products are the result of a 40-year commitment to knitting and the use of premium Australian and New Zealand lambswool, eschewing the short-life cycle of mass production.

The program also features Malaysian-born, Adelaide-based Khai Liew, a maker of meticulously-crafted furniture. Liew started out as a valuer and conservator of early Australian furniture and was in his mid 40s before he designed his first piece. “Years of taking furniture apart in the restoration process has enabled me to examine and study techniques of furniture construction from various countries and cultures from different artistic movements and centuries, ’’ he says.

Plus Art Nation reviews a new book Wallpaper, which looks at the history of wallpaper design dating back to the 1840s. Australians have had a long love affair with wallpaper. The Historic Houses Trust of NSW has documented that relationship through its substantial wallpaper collection and now a new book. The collection, which dates from around 1840 to the present day, has been amassed from a variety of sources and comprises fragments steamed from walls, rolls left over from papering houses and sample books from local merchants.

To close the show, Melbourne indie-pop outfit Kate Vigo and the Underground Orchestra perform in the Art Nation studio.

Art Nation will be repeated on ABC2 - Sunday, August 08 at 7:00pm


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Monday, 9 August 2010

6:30pm

Talking Heads: John and Ros Moriarty

This week on Talking Heads Peter Thompson is joined by John and Ros Moriarty, the husband and wife team behind the brilliantly coloured artwork on Qantas jumbos.

Their company, Balrinji Design Studio, has grown from a kitchen table operation in 1983 to now being Australia’s leading Indigenous art consultancy working across Australia, Japan, Europe and the USA.

The original concept was to create something to celebrate the dual cultural heritage of their three children – young Indigenous Australians with strong connection to their father’s lineage as well as having a firm foundation in mainstream Australian society.

John Moriarty is one of the Stolen Generation. He was just four years old and living in the Gulf of Carpentaria, when his mother was told he was being taken to school for the day - but they didn’t bring him back. Ros Moriarty is a white woman born into a middle class family in Devonport, Tasmania. They met in Canberra where they were both working as public servants and fell deeply in love.

The story of John and Ros Moriarty is one about a love that crossed the boundaries of young and old, black and white, and stolen and found.


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5:25pm

The Wannabes: The Wannabes Are Gonna Be

The Wannabes follows six teens who want to be pop stars even if it means dressing up like fruit and rocking out in a local café!

Episode 1: The Wannabes Are Gonna Be

The series begins as five high school students attend an arts academy boarding school where they assume they’d learn to become pop stars. However, the stuffy academy only teaches the classics: ballet, instrumental music, and Shakespeare. After a contemporary singing battle in the student lounge, the five teens are given one week of detention – working free at the local café!

Fortunately for them, the daughter of the café owner shares the same hopes of becoming a pop star. She talks her dad into letting her and the academy students rock out at the café, but the café owner has his own ideas. He gets the kids to dress up in fruit costumes to promote his latest smoothie creations. Fruit costumes and all, the band is a hit. The owner books them to perform every week but the kids bargain to dress in their own disguises. It’s a deal. Our wannabe pop stars (Alan, Andrew, Drew, Mariah, Sarah and Shaylen) are on their way, until they get caught, that is.


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6:30pm

Poh's Kitchen

This week, Poh’s guest in her kitchen is Martin Boetz. Born in Germany, Martin is now the Executive Chef of two restaurants, one in Melbourne and the other in Sydney.

Martin began his cooking career in a western cooking-style kitchen but all that changed once he had eaten at David Thompson’s famous Darley Street Thai restaurant. He began working with David, going on to create his own take on Thai cuisine. Martin’s food has been described as ‘a singular blend of Thai and modern Australian food’ and his restaurants are both popular and universally acclaimed. He loves Thai food because he says it makes him ‘feel good’ and, for him, it’s all about traditional Thai recipes cooked with the best of Australian ingredients.

Fascinated by the balance of the sweet, the sour and the salty in Thai food, Martin cooks two dishes which are all about balance and texture. His Orange Sour Curry is a curry where the paste is cooked off in stock with added vegetables and salmon. This is an interesting, easy curry which is well suited to the home cook. His other dish, a Crispy Fish Salad, is also interesting in that the fish is dried, pulverised and rained into hot oil to create fish with incredible crunch and crispness, the fish is then served with a beautiful Thai salad.

To complement Martin’s dishes Poh cooks Kuih Koci, a coconut-based Malaysian dessert which is shaped and then cooked in a banana leaf.

Poh’s Kitchen will be repeated on ABC2 – Thursday, August 12 at 6:00pm


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8:00pm

The New Inventors

Hosted by James O’Loghlin, The New Inventors is home to the brightest breakthroughs in technology, innovation and invention.

Deciding the winner of these three inventions are: designer & inventor Sally Dominguez, inventor & journalist Christine Kininmonth, and wood worker & teacher Richard Vaughan.

Inventions featured on the program:

Meyerhoffer – by inventor Mark Kelly from NSW

Surfers want to get the most out of the water, but they have to deal with the conditions on any given day. More time on the wave equals more experiences and having more fun, but sometimes that is easier said than done. If only we had a surfboard that gave us the manoeuvrability of a short board but the weight and buoyancy of a long board. Short boards are fun but you can’t really move around on the board or perform tricks, and long boards lack the manoeuvrability to adapt quickly to changing conditions on a wave.

The Meyerhoffer is a hybrid surfboard which combines the best of both long board and short board features. The board is made using light weight epoxy technology. The invention is possibly the most radical design innovation in long boarding for a generation. By incorporating elements of a long board and a short board, each section of the board is optimised for maximum performance, ultimately making the design an incredibly complex and refined shape.

OYSTER SAUNA – by inventor Mike Chambers from QLD

Oysters have been enjoyed throughout history. Current methods of preparing oysters include fresh, steamed, baked, fried or most popularly grilled with flavoured toppings. These methods have existed for many years and there have been no recent advances in the preparation of oysters. As one of the most relished delicacies today, oysters should be prepared and presented as an exciting experience.

The Oyster Sauna is a device to deliver oysters to your restaurant table as well as infusing them with flavours. The invention uses dry ice and a heating element that is placed on a stand. Oysters cook and steam in the sauce, while the sauce aromatics are injected into the room for everyone, including people up to 30 feet away, to smell and enjoy.

PEG IT – by inventor Ross Merkel from VIC

Throughout history people have always had problems hammering in their tent pegs. It’s enough to ruin a family holiday. There must be a better way to insert and remove tent pegs without parents making fools of themselves in front of their giggling children.

The Peg It is a tool to insert tent pegs with ease and to remove them from the ground easily and safely. The hand-held tool incorporates everything you need to insert and remove tent pegs, from a lever hook, to a removal bar, a striker bar and more.


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8:00pm

Catalyst

Polypharmacy

Australia is becoming a pill-popping nation. Around 200 million prescriptions are filled every year. Some researchers believe many of these scripts are not only unnecessary –they’re actually making people sicker.

This cocktail of prescribed, over the counter and alternative medications is known as polypharmacy: where patients are on a number of different medications at the same time. The drugs can interact with each other and put people in hospital.

Dr Maryanne Demasi investigates what is being done to manage the problem.

Rat Wars

Introduced species have caused all sorts of problems for Australian natives over the years. Just think rabbits, cane toads - and of course that very early pest: the European Black Rat. It could have slipped ashore even before Captain Cook had time to plant the flag! The black rat’s been particularly devastating for our native bush rat.

Dr Paul Willis finds new research that indicates the bush rat may be capable of holding its own against the invader when in its native bush habitat. In fact, it was the citizens of Sydney who displaced the native rats in the first place as part of an eradication program during the plague of the early 20th century. The challenge now is to remove the black rat from native bushland and establish the natives before more black rats can move in.

Born Again Batteries

Chances are there’s an electronic device within reach that’s powered by battery – your TV remote, mobile phone or wristwatch. Batteries are everywhere in our lives. But they have some significant shortcomings: they don’t deliver power or recharge quickly and they have a limited lifetime.

So how do we make batteries better? Tanya Ha discovers the battery powering the devices of the future may not be a battery at all.

Animal Action - Clever Crows

The New Caledonian crow is one of the few species apart from humans known to manufacture and modify tools. University of Auckland researchers have been testing the reasoning power of wild crows, by giving them complex problems to solve.


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8:30pm

The Bill

PCs Kirsty Knight (Sarah Manners) and Leon Taylor (Dominic Power) discover the body of a Venezuelan woman on a rubbish dump, triggering a desperate race to find the woman’s partner and son before further tragedy strikes.


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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Amendments

AmendmentsTuesday, July 13Insert classification:12:25am Media Watch

(G)

Wednesday, July 14Insert classification:2:30am Big Ideas

(G)

Thursday, July 15Delete program:12:30pm Jeeves And Woosters

Insert program:12:30pm National Press Club Address: Julia Gillard: Prime Minister

(CC)

Amend program start time to read:12:25am Movie: The Cardinal

(CC, Repeat, 1963, Movie, M, Violence. Adult themes)

Delete program:3:15am Noise On Screen

Insert program:3:25am National Press Club Address: Julia Gillard: Prime Minister

(CC, Repeat)

Delete program:3:55am Can We Help?

Sunday, July 18Insert classification:5:30pm Art Nation

(G)

Insert classification:6:00pm At The Movies

(PG)

Wednesday, July 21Insert classification:4:30am Shortland Street

(PG)

Insert classification:6:00pm Cheese Slices

(G)

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Insert classification:9:00pm The Gruen Transfer

(PG)

Amend program start time to:9:45pm United States Of Tara: Doin’ Time

Amend program start time to:10:10pm At The Movies

Amend program start time to:10:40pm Lateline

Amend program start time to:11:15pm Lateline Business

Amend program start time to:11:40pm Spooks

Amend program start time to:12:35am Movie: The Locket

Delete program:1:55am Warrior In Chains

Amend program start time to:2:20am Big Ideas

Thursday, July 22Insert classification:4:30am Shortland Street

(PG)

Delete program:7:30pm The 7.30 Report

Delete program:8:00pm Catalyst

Insert program:7:30pm ABC News 24 Launch: ABC News Special

(CC, Live AEST)To celebrate the launch of Australia’s first free-to-air 24/7 news service, a program showcasing the philosophy of the channel: excellent journalism, stunning visual design and multiplatform delivery of news as it happens.

Insert classification:9:30pm A Good Man

(M, Adult themes. Sexual references. Coarse language)

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Amend program details to read:11:05pm Lateline Business

(CC)


(CC, Repeat)

Insert classification:11:30pm Live From Abbey Road: Mika/ Bloc Party/ La Roux

(G)

Amend program details to read:3:55am Can We Help?

(CC, Repeat, G)Separated from the age of 14 months, we reunite Helen Robertson with the brother she's spent half a lifetime looking for; is there any truth to the stories of big cats roaming Australia, or is it just an urban myth?

Friday, July 23Insert classification:11:00am Catalyst

(G)

Insert classification:6:30pm Can We Help?

(G)

Insert classification:10: 05pm beached az: The Sea Slug

(G)

Saturday, July 24Insert classification:1:30pm Can We Help?

(G)

Insert team names:3:00pm Rugby Union: Shute Shield: Eastwood Vs Eastern Suburbs

Insert classification:9:20pm Raw Comedy

(M, Sexual references. Coarse language)

Insert classification:10:20pm Sea Of Souls

(MA, Supernatural themes. Violence)

Monday, July 26Amend program details to read:11:10pm Lateline Business

(CC, Repeat)

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Tuesday, July 13Insert classification:8:30pm Nicholas Crane’s Britannia

(G)

Insert classification:9:35pm QI

(PG)Amend program details to read:11:10pm Lateline Business

(CC, Repeat)

Wednesday, July 28Insert classification:6:30pm Poh’s Kitchen

(G)

Insert classification:9:30pm United States Of Tara

(M, Coarse language and adult themes)


(CC, Repeat)

Thursday, July 29Insert classification:4:30am Shortland Street

(PG)

Delete program:12:30pm Agatha Christie’s Partners In Crime

Insert program:12:30pm Jeeves And Woosters

(CC, G)

Amend program synopsis to read:8:00pm Catalyst

What happens when skateboarders meet a beautiful scientist?; the yacht purpose built for Antarctica; frogs shaking up the competition; and vote for the Eureka Prizes People's Choice Award.

Insert classification:8:00pm Catalyst

(G)

Insert classification:9:30pm The Botany Of Desire

(G)


(CC, Repeat)

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Amend program details to read:3:55am Can We Help?

(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.)We hear a lot about first and third world countries, but what about second world countries?; Pete investigates one of the most amazing machines in the world; the team goes looking for the man who transformed Wally Carr's life.

Insert classification:11:30pm Live From Abbey Road

(PG)

Friday, July 30Insert classification:4:30am Shortland Street

(PG)

Insert classification:6:30pm Can We Help?

(G)

Insert classification:10: 05pm beached az: The Clams

(G)

Insert classification:8:30pm Trial And Retribution: Shooter

(M, Violence. Coarse language)

Saturday, July 31Insert classification:11:00am Poh’s Kitchen

(G)

Insert classification:7:30pm Doc Martin

(PG)

Insert classification:8:30pm The Bill

(M, Adult themes. Drug use)

Insert classification:9:20pm The Prisoner

(M, Violence)

Sunday, August 01Insert classification:2:30pm The Legend Of Pancho Barnes And The Happy Bottom Riding Club

(G)

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Amend synopsis to read:6:30pm Mother And Son: Maggie Get The Milk

Arthur is late for work because Maggie popped out for some milk 3 hours ago. He is appalled to find out that she has been receiving free 'Meals On Wheels' lunches for 6 months, under false pretences. CAST: Ruth Cracknell

Insert classification:8:30pm Return To Cranford

(G)

Insert classification:11:45pm The Silent Enemy

(PG)

Monday, August 02Insert classification:12:30pm The Casebook Of Sherlock Holmes

(PG)

Amend program details to read:2:00pm Waterloo Road

(CC)

Insert classification:3:50pm Drive Dan’s Story Train

(G)


(CC, Repeat)

Insert classification:12:30am The Clinic

(M, Coarse language)

Tuesday, August 03Delete program:12:30pm The Big Blue

Insert program:12:30pm Message Stick: NAIDOC Ball

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

Insert classification:2:00pm Waterloo Road

(PG)

Insert classification:3:50pm Drive Dan’s Story Train

(G)

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Insert classification:6:00pm Three Men Go To Ireland

(G)


(CC, Repeat)

Wednesday, August 04Insert classification:3:50pm Drive Dan’s Story Train

(G)

Insert classification:8:30pm Spicks And Specks

(PG)


(CC, Repeat)

Thursday, August 05Insert classification:3:50pm Drive Dan’s Story Train

(G)

Insert classification:6:05pm Grand Design Revisited: Cumbria

(G)

Amend program synopsis to read:8:00pm Catalyst

Inside the minds of Parkinson's sufferers; have we fixed the hole in the ozone layer? Designing salt-tolerant crops; and when worms get drunk.


(CC, Repeat)

Amend program synopsis to read:3:55am Can We Help?

Find out what baby spiders eat; does the 'ladies first' rule still apply? And Pete Rowsthorn gets a shocking glimpse into the future as he investigates special effects movie makeup.

Friday, August 06Insert classification:3:50pm Drive Dan’s Story Train

(G)

Insert classification:10:15pm beached az: The Hermit Crab

(G)

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Saturday, August 07Amend program title and synopsis to read:10:00am rage: Guest Programmers: The Cat Empire

The Cat Empire guest program rage.

Insert classification:9:20pm The Prisoner: Harmony

(PG)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Sunday 08 August 2010

Program GuideSunday, 8 August 2010

4:00 rage(M)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

5:00 rage(PG)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

6:00 rage(G)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage

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

6:40 Ben And Holly's Little Kingdom(CC, Repeat, G)

6:55 Fraggle Rock(CC, Repeat, G)

7:25 Zoey 101(CC, Repeat, G)

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

8:15 Dragon Booster(CC, Repeat, G)

8:35 Wolverine And The X-Men(CC, Repeat, G)

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

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

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

11:00 Asia Pacific Focus(CC)A weekly analysis of the biggest stories affecting Asia and the Pacific featuring interviews with key decision-makers from across the region.

11:30 Songs Of Praise: Chelmsford Time Capsule(CC, Repeat, G)Jonathan Edwards visits Chelmsford to discover what local people would preserve in a time capsule to reflect the life and times of their country town.

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

1:00 Gardening Australia(CC, Repeat, G)Stephen Ryan prepares his lawn for spring, Josh Byrne visits a suburban garden overflowing with plants and creativity, and Tino Carnevale looks at the six crops growing in The Veggie Patch rotation system.

1:30 Message Stick: Caring For Country: Part 2(CC)Indigenous people recognise that protecting the environment is a shared responsibility and that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's knowledge about land and sea shouldn't be overlooked but celebrated.

2:00 Travel Oz(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and voices of people who have died.)Australian travel series hosted by Greg Grainger.

2:30 How Kevin Bacon Cured Cancer(CC, Repeat, PG)The idea that anyone on the planet is connected by 'six-degrees of separation' was supposedly an urban myth. Through this documentary we discover it's at the heart of a major scientific breakthrough.

3:25 Caravaggio(G)A ballet on the life of Italian artist Caravaggio, recorded at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Berlin. Performed by the Staatsballet Berlin, the work was created by Italian choreographer, Mauro Bigonzetti.

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5:00 First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne(CC, Repeat)This month on the book club, Jennifer Byrne and guests discuss 'Beatrice and Virgil' by Yann Martel and panellist Jason Steger's novel of choice the majestic 'Anna Karenina' by Leo Tolstoy.

5:30 Art Nation(CC)A 'Design Special' featuring textile designers Otto & Spike, furniture maker Khai Liew, a new book celebrating wallpaper design, and Kate Vigo performs.

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

6:30 Mother And Son: Maggie Alone(CC, Repeat, G)Absent-minded Maggie arrives home in a garbage truck. Arthur, concerned for her welfare, approaches his older brother Robert for some financial support for someone to look after Maggie during the day. CAST: Ruth Cracknell

7:00 ABC News(CC)

7:30 Life: Mammals(CC, G, This program features animals hunting and eating prey in the wild.)This week's episode features mammals. Their success lies in more than just the unique physical traits of fat, fur and warm blood. What makes the mammals stand out is the care they lavish on their young.

8:20 ABC News Up-Date(CC)

8:30 Return to Cranford(CC) FinalMiss Matty and the ladies of Cranford are in a frenzy of excitement about the imminent visit of Lady Glenmire. Meanwhile, Mr Buxton takes on Edward Bell to act as his land agent. CAST: Judi Dench, Celia Imrie

10:00 Compass: Sex, Faith And Marriage(CC, PG)Investigates the rules about sex within three different faiths, and uncovers the facts behind the myths in this three-part series about faith and sex.

10:30 Wonders Are Many: The Making Of Doctor Atomic(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse language)This behind-the-scenes documentary follows composer John Adams and director Peter Sellars as they work to forge the tale of J. Robert Oppenheimer into a music drama like no other.

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11:55 Movie: Bloodline(CC, Repeat, 1979, Movie, MA, Violence. Sexual scenes. Nudity.)A woman inherits a pharmaceutical empire and discovers soon after that family members will stop at nothing to acquire it. CAST: Audrey Hepburn, Omar Shariff DIR: Terence Young

1:55 Movie: Touch Of Evil(CC, Repeat, B&W, 1958, Movie, M, Violence)A Mexican DEA agent is caught up in a murder investigation while on his honeymoon in an American border town. His involvement brings on the wrath of a corrupt police chief. CAST: Charlton Heston DIR: Orson Welles (1958)

3:30 Talking Heads: Jill Perryman(CC, Repeat, G)Peter Thompson talks to Jill Perryman, the first local star of the big Broadway musicals.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Monday 09 August 2010

Monday, 9 August 2010

4:00 First Tuesday Book Club With Jennifer Byrne(CC, Repeat, PG)Join Jennifer Byrne and guests as they talk books from the Melbourne Writers' Festival.

4:30 Shortland Street(PG)Kieran blows his second chance; Hunter regrets his double dipping; and Craig makes a bold decision to boost his ego. CAST: Adam Rickitt, Lee Donoghue, Renato Bartolomei

5:00 Something In The Air: Stand By Your Dog(CC, Repeat, G)When Dr Eva's husband unexpectedly arrives in town, it poses an enormous emotional challenge. Stuart has been trying to make compromises in the relationship but he can't help feeling threatened. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve, Ray Barrett

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)James O'Loghlin celebrates Australian ingenuity tonight with - a Self-Drilling Bolt, the Snapit Ampoule Opener and the Spray and Save high pressure, low volume, water sprayer.

6:00 How To Be Indie(CC, Repeat, G)

6:25 Connor Undercover(CC, Repeat, G) Final

6:50 Total Drama Island(CC, Repeat, G)

7:10 Spliced!(CC, Repeat, G)

7:35 Arthur(CC, Repeat, G)


8:15 Grandpa In My Pocket(CC, Repeat, G)

8:30 Sesame Street(CC, Repeat, G)

9:00 Yo Gabba Gabba!(CC, Repeat, G)

9:25 Bananas In Pyjamas(CC, Repeat, G)

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

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10:00 For The Juniors(CC, Repeat, G)

10:15 Nile(CC, Repeat, G)

10:30 Waterworks(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00 Landline(CC, Repeat)

12:00 Midday Report(CC)

12:30 The Casebook Of Sherlock Holmes(CC, PG)

1:20 Changing World(CC, Repeat, G)

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

2:00 Waterloo Road(CC, PG)



3:30 Bert And Ernie's Great Adventures(CC, Repeat, G)


3:50 Driver Dan's Story Train(CC, G)

4:00 Skunk Fu(CC, Repeat, G)

4:15 Oggy And The Cockroaches(CC, Repeat, G)

4:40 Kid Vs Kat(CC, Repeat, G)

5:00 Survive This(CC, Repeat, G)

5:25 How To Be Indie(CC, G)

5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:00 Travel Oz(CC, G)A travel series hosted by Greg Grainger. Each episode travels to three or four destinations, all within Australia and its territories.

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6:30 Talking Heads: John and Ros Moriarty(CC)Peter Thompson talks to John and Ros Moriarty about their deep human connection, their shared culture and their successful company Balrinji Design Studio, which provided the brilliantly coloured artwork on Qantas jumbos.

7:00 ABC News(CC)

7:30 The 7.30 Report(CC)The ABC's flagship current affairs program, presented by Kerry O'Brien. In-depth coverage and analysis of the major daily news events - both domestic and international.

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

8:30 Four Corners(CC)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

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

9:35 Q&A(CC)Live, interactive and unpredictable - Tony Jones brings together a panel of politicians and prominent Australians to answer your questions.

10:35 Lateline(CC)A unique nightly news analysis program bringing you up-to-the-minute coverage of Australian and international news and events.

11:10 Lateline Business(CC, Repeat)The day's business and finance news, with the latest trends on international share and currency markets, pointing to what Australians can expect in the day ahead.

11:35 The War: A Deadly Calling(CC, Repeat, PG)The American public see their first glimpse of the troops killed in action, in large part due to newsreel footage; Japanese-American men enlist into the U.S. 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

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12:30 The Clinic(CC, M, Coarse language)Susie's life changes with the unexpected arrival of her teenage daughter Moya. This comes as a shock to everyone who didn't know she had a daughter, particularly Dan. CAST: Lorraine Pilkington

1:20 Movie: Night Of The Living Dead(CC, Repeat, 1968, Movie, M, Horror and violence)A group of strangers are held up in a rural Pennsylvania farmhouse battling constant attacks from dead locals who have been brought back to life by mysterious radiation. CAST: Judith O'Dea, Duane Jones DIR: George A. Romero (1968)

3:00 Bowls: World Cup 2010: Men's Final(Repeat)Men's Final

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Tuesday 10 August 2010


4:00 The Cook And The Chef(CC, Repeat, G)Maggie searches the central market for the perfect tomato and makes tomato bruschetta, while Simon prepares pear bruschetta.

4:30 Shortland Street(PG)Kieran causes more headaches; Scotty and Brenda lock horns; and Craig and Alice play the field. CAST: Adam Rickitt, Katherine McRae, Renato Bartolomei, Toni Potter

5:00 Something In The Air: Aliens(CC, Repeat, G)A new family arrives in Emu Springs but few are quick to welcome them. What are they intending to do with the property next door to Tom's? CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve, Ray Barrett

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Celebrating the art of design and invention host James O'Loghlin introduces the NSG Tipping Gutter System, The Thompson Coupling and the Varietee Portable Golf Platform.


6:25 Jeopardy(CC, Repeat, G)





8:15 Grandpa In My Pocket(CC, Repeat, G)





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10:00 Behind The News(CC)

10:25 Our History(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35 Arrows Of Desire(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00 Big Ideas(CC)


12:30 Terrors Of Tasmania(CC, Repeat, G)

1:30 The Einstein Factor(CC, Repeat, G)

2:00 Waterloo Road(CC)









5:00 Survive This(CC, Repeat)

5:25 How To Be Indie(CC, G) Final

5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:00 Three Men Go To Ireland(CC) FinalThe three men, Griff Rhys Jones, Rory McGrath and Dara O'Briain, are on the last leg of their trip across Ireland, during which they visit Ireland’s most haunted castle and try powerboat racing.

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7:00 ABC News(CC)


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

8:30 Nicholas Crane's Britannia(CC) FinalIn the last leg of his epic 5,000 mile journey Nicholas Crane traverses Ireland, the country that sent a shudder down the spines of Elizabethans.

9:35 QI(CC)Alan Davies (comedian/actor), Rob Brydon (actor/writer), Rich Hall (comedian) and Gyles Branreth (writer) appear on this episode of the world's most impossible quiz show.

10:05 Jennifer Byrne Presents: Graphic Novels(CC, G)Graphic novels... some of the most profound sentiments of our times are appearing in speech bubbles. Jennifer Byrne and guests explore the literary form that challenges the way we read.



11:40 Four Corners(CC, Repeat)Australia's longest running TV current affairs program.

12:25 Media Watch(CC, Repeat)Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by Jonathan Holmes.

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12:40 The Chaser's War On Everything(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse language. Sexual references.)George W. Bush waged a war on terror, but only The Chaser has the courage to wage a War On Everything.

1:10 Movie: Irene(CC, Repeat, 1940, Movie, G)A poor Irish girl hits the big time when asked to model for the 'Madame Lucy' dress shop. CAST: Anna Neagle, Ray Milland, Roland Young, Alan Marshal DIR: Herbert Wilcox (1940)

2:50 Big Ideas(CC, Repeat)Presents the best public talks, debates and lectures from Australia and around the world.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Wednesday 11 August 2010


4:00 Good Game(CC, Repeat, M, Violence)Presenters Bajo and Junglist provide their weekly dose of gaming culture with news, previews, developer interviews, and reviews of the best in gaming.

4:30 Shortland Street(PG)TK finally gets some respect; and Scotty saves Brenda. CAST: Benjamin Mitchell, Katherine McRae

5:00 Something In The Air: Sirens And The Seer(CC, Repeat, G)Tom is perversely delighted when his new panel show causes friction between Joe and Sally and Julia and Megan. CAST: Eric Bana

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, PG)James O'Loghlin celebrates Australian ingenuity.







8:15 Grandpa In My Pocket(CC, Repeat, G) Final





10:00 Count Us In(Repeat, G)

10:15 Naturally Australia(CC, Repeat, G)

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10:30 Behind The News(CC, Repeat)

11:00 Big Ideas(CC)


12:30 National Press Club Address(CC)

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










5:00 Survive This(CC, Repeat, G, This program shows the hunting of animals for food.)

5:25 The Wannabes(CC, Repeat, G)

5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

6:00 Cheese Slices: Portugal(CC)Will travels to the mountains of the north to find out about the Portuguese cheese, Serra da Estrela. He then travels to the island of Sao Jorge in the Azores to learn about the benchmark cheeses of 'little Switzerland'.

6:30 Poh's Kitchen(CC)Poh's guest is Martin Boetz, whose cooking has been described as a singular blend of Thai and modern Australian food. Martin prepares two fish dishes, while Poh cooks Kuih Koci, a Malaysian dessert to complement his curries.

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7:00 ABC News(CC)


8:00 The New Inventors(CC)Featuring new ideas on a surfer's dream board; how to deliver oysters to your restaurant table as well as infusing them with flavours; get your tent up in no time.

8:30 Spicks And Specks(CC)The ABC wardrobe department have given our teams a makeover for tonight's Europa Special, which celebrates the music and musicians, both past and present, hailing from the great European Continent.

9:00 The Gruen Transfer(CC)Hosted by Wil Anderson, with Todd Sampson and Russel Howcroft, The Gruen Transfer lifts the lid on the business of persuasion. It is fast, furious and funny.

9:30 United States Of Tara: Explosive Diorama(CC)Tara has never felt better as she and Lynda prepare for their art show, while Max makes a decision that will change everything. CAST: Toni Collette, Viola Davis, Brie Larson, John Corbett

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



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11:30 Jekyll(CC, Repeat, M, Violence. Coarse language.)Tom Jackman is the only living descendant of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. He's fighting back, but are all the resources of 21st century surveillance technology enough to keep a Victorian demon in check? CAST: James Nesbitt

12:25 Chandon Pictures: Run Bitch Run(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse language and sexual references)Lucy is haunted by her past when her father turns up to sell his greyhound farm and asks the team to make the TV ad. Hoping to uncover tricks to greyhound training, they uncover a few of Lucy's secrets instead. CAST: Rob Carlton

12:50 Movie: Mexican Spitfire Sees A Ghost(Repeat, 1942, Movie, G)A married couple is unsettled by a haunted house. But is all as it seems? Cast: Lupe Velez, Leon Errol, Buddy Rogers, Elisabeth Risdon (1942)

2:00 Big Ideas(CC, Repeat)Presents the best public talks, debates and lectures from Australia and around the world.

3:00 National Press Club Address(CC, Repeat)

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Thursday 12 August 2010


4:00 Catalyst(CC, Repeat, G)Climbing high into the forests of Malaysian Borneo in search of Orang-Utans; trains, trams and videotape teaching young autistic minds to communicate; engineering excellence at Melbourne's new recital hall.

4:30 Shortland Street(PG)Maia's friends all turn up at once; and Sarah struggles with her grief. CAST: Anna Jullienne, Amanda Billing

5:00 Something In The Air: Winds Of Change(CC, Repeat, G)When the Bullandra Shire Council shoots down Miles's plans, Tom has to deliver the bad news. He also finds himself taking a stand, lecturing the locals on their attitude to outsiders. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve, Ray Barrett

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)Host James O'Loghlin presents three ingenious inventions - the Cargo Cage for utes, a Valve Safety Lock and a Wee Target for toilets.







8:15 Chuggington(CC, Repeat, G)





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10:00 For The Juniors(Repeat, G)

10:15 Our Animals(Repeat, G)

10:20 Science Clips(CC, Repeat, G)

10:30 Science Clips(CC, Repeat, G)

10:35 Mexico(CC, Repeat, G)

11:00 How The Earth Was Made(CC, G) Final


12:30 Agatha Christie's Partners In Crime(CC, PG)

1:30 Collectors(CC, Repeat)












5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

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6:05 Grand Designs Revisited: Yorkshire(CC)Kevin McCloud revisits a couple who restored a 700-year-old Heritage-listed castle in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, UK.

7:00 ABC News(CC)


8:00 Catalyst(CC)The dangers of mixing too many medications; native rats fighting for their habitat; solving the shortcomings of batteries; clever New Caledonian crows.

8:30 The Making Of Modern Australia: The Australian Soul(CC) FinalA look at the greatest shift in Australian cultural and social habits since the War - religion - and the struggle by the church for the Australian soul.

9:30 Anatomy Of A Massacre(CC)Follows an Australian led forensic investigation to find the missing protestors from the 1991 Santa Cruz Massacre in Dili, East Timor.



11:35 Latin Music USA(CC)The story of the rise of new American music forged from powerful Latin roots and reveals the often overlooked influence of Latin music on Jazz, Hip Hop, Rhythm and Blues and Rock and Roll.

12:30 Movie: If I Had A Million(CC, Repeat, 1932, Movie, PG)A fun and whimsical daydream of a film about an eccentric millionaire who decides to leave his money to eight strangers. CAST: George Raft, Gary Cooper DIR: Ernst Lubitsch (1932)

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2:00 Movie: Joy Of Living(CC, Repeat, 1938, Movie, G)Broadway star Margaret Garrett has spent her whole life working to support her relatives. When she meets carefree Dan Webster, she gets a lesson on how to have fun for the first time. CAST: Irene Dunne DIR: Tay Garnett (1938)

3:30 Green Warrior(CC, Repeat, G, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.)Charlie Company is one of four companies from the 51st Battalion based in the Torres Strait. It's the most racially integrated unit in the ADF. Here we join Charlie Company in training.

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Friday 13 August 2010

Friday, 13 August 2010

4:00 Can We Help?(CC, Repeat, G)Who is Granny Smith of the shiny green apple fame? Dr Karl tells us what percentage of our brain we really use; and Pete Rowsthorn investigates the mysterious art of food styling.

4:30 Shortland Street

Sarah tries to find her place; Libby wants Tania to stick up for herself; and Maia surprises Jay. CAST: Jaime Passier-Armstrong, Amanda Billing, Fleur Saville, Faye Symthe, Anna Jullienne

5:00 Something In The Air: The Toughest Opposition(CC, Repeat, G)The footy team is set to play the Roxborough Rockets. It's a big ask, and things start to fall apart. CAST: Eric Bana, Ulli Birve, Ray Barrett

5:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)James O’Loughlin uncovers the latest ingenious Australian inventions: The Lullabub self-rocking cradle; The Gem Solution for expansion and control joint finishes; and the Safebreak gate latch for electric fences.







8:15 Chuggington(CC, Repeat, G)





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10:00 Take On Technology(CC, Repeat, G)

10:15 Behind The News Specials(CC)

10:30 Salinity(CC, Repeat, G)

10:45 Me Voila!(Repeat, G)

10:55 A Table!(Repeat, G)

11:00 Catalyst(CC, Repeat)

11:30 The New Inventors(CC, Repeat, G)


12:30 Enough Rope With Andrew Denton(CC, Repeat, PG)

1:30 East Of Everything(CC, Repeat, M, Contains coarse language and sex references)

2:30 Spicks And Specks(CC, Repeat, G)











5:50 BTN Daily(CC)

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6:05 Meerkat Manor: The Godmother(CC, G)The arrival of Flower's latest litter to the group could have devastating consequences for Mozart's unborn pups. With room for just one new litter in the group Mozart will have to take matters into her own hands.

6:30 Can We Help?(CC)The team takes on a tough Lost and Found assignment as they look for a Mr Smith; Josephine Farley makes butterfly cakes; plus Kate Burridge and her Wise Words where she will be talking about pure and proper English.

7:00 ABC News(CC)

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

8:00 Collectors(CC)A series on collectables, collecting, and the collectors who passionately seek, find and enjoy. From antiquities to 20th century icons, from quirky to classy and kitch to classic, Collectors celebrates the joy of collecting.

8:30 Waking The Dead: Sins(CC)DSI Boyd and the Cold Case team investigate the murder of a prison governor 15 years before, and revisit the suspects whose alibi is found to be shaky. CAST: Trevor Eve, Sue Johnston, Felicite Du Jeu

10:15 beached az: The Tide(CC, Repeat) FinalIs this it? The tide is coming in, but can the whale be convinced to stay beached az by his friends?

10:15 The IT Crowd: Are We Not Men?(CC, Repeat, M, Coarse language. Violence.)A new football website allows Roy and Moss to pass as 'proper' men for a momentous couple of days. Meanwhile, Jen goes out with a man who looks like a magician. CAST: Chris O'Dowd, Richard Ayoade


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11:20 The Gruen Transfer(CC, Repeat, M, Violence)A fast, funny show about advertising that will make you look differently at the constructed world around you.


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Other States:

Victoria State

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

Queensland State

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

Tasmania State

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

South Australia State

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

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Northern Territory

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

Western Australia State

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

Australian Capital Territory

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

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ABC1 Program Guide: National: Week 33Saturday 14 August 2010



5:00 rage(PG)Continuous music programming. For information about rage playlists visit the website: abc.net.au/rage



10:00 rage: Guest Programmer: Sally Seltmann(PG)Sally Seltmann guest programs rage.

11:00 Poh's Kitchen(CC, Repeat)Poh's guest is Martin Boetz, whose cooking has been described as a singular blend of Thai and modern Australian food. Martin prepares two fish dishes, while Poh cooks Kuih Koci, a Malaysian dessert to complement his curries.

11:30 Message Stick: Caring For Country: Part 2(CC, Repeat)Indigenous people recognise that protecting the environment is a shared responsibility and that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's knowledge about land and sea shouldn't be overlooked but celebrated.

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

12:30 Australian Story(CC, Repeat)Stories of contemporary Australian life and people, told by the subjects themselves.

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1:00 Foreign Correspondent(CC, Repeat)Mark Corcoran presents stories from the ABC's international correspondents.

1:30 Can We Help?(CC, Repeat)The team takes on a tough Lost and Found assignment as they look for a Mr Smith; Josephine Farley makes butterfly cakes; plus Kate Burridge and her Wise Words where she will be talking about pure and proper English.

2:00 Island Life: Lizard Island(CC, Repeat, G)Explores some of Australia's most remarkable islands. Scientists from around the globe swarm to a tropical paradise to observe one of the world's most stunning natural wonders - the coral spawning.

3:00 Rugby Union: Shute Shield 2010(Live)

5:00 Bowls: Trans Tasman: Australia Vs New Zealand: Women's Triples

6:00 Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook(CC)Against the breathtaking backdrop of the southern alps of New Zealand, and surrounded by abundant fresh produce, artisan foods and world-class wines, Annabel reveals the pleasures of her free range cooking style.

6:30 Gardening Australia(CC, G)Food guru Stephanie Alexander explains how the Kitchen Garden Foundation is growing a new generation of gardeners and Jerry shows how textural plants can give colour and interest in the garden all year, regardless of flowers.

7:00 ABC News(CC)

7:30 New Tricks: Spare Parts(CC, Repeat, PG)Jack Halford confronts his nemesis in court when Ricky Hanson stands trial for his attempted murder, and Gerry Standing faces the consequences of lying to his 'daughter' Emily. CAST: James Bolam, David Troughton

8:25 ABC News(CC)

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8:30 The Bill(CC)PCs Kirsty Knight and Leon Taylor discover the body of a Venezuelan woman on a rubbish dump, triggering a desperate race to find the woman's partner and son before further tragedy strikes. CAST: Sarah Manners, Dominic Power

9:15 ABC News Up-Date(CC)

9:20 The Prisoner: Anvil(CC)Six accepts Two's challenge to identify others who believe in an outside world and while working undercover as a teacher he discovers an intricate spy culture at play in The Village. CAST: Sir Ian McKellen

10:10 Ashes To Ashes(CC, Repeat, M, Violence)When a prostitute complains of rape, Alex tries to convince Gene to take the case seriously. The pursuit of the attacker takes them undercover, but has Alex's determination got the better of her? CAST: Keeley Hawes


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Other States:

Victoria State

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

1:00 VFL Football 2010(Live)


Queensland State

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

2:00 Rugby League: 2010(Live)


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Tasmania State

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

2:00 AFL Tasmania: State League 2010: Hobart Vs Launceston(Live)Hobart Vs Launceston

South Australia State

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

2:00 The SANFL(Live)

Northern Territory

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

2:00 The SANFL(Live)

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Western Australia State

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

2:00 WAFL Live League Football 2010: Claremont Vs Swan Districts(Live)Claremont Vs Swan Districts

Australian Capital Territory

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

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