New Delhi - Schedule for 1/02/2009
Morning Programs
00:00 The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
00:30Nexus - Weekend Edition
Learn about people and their ideas and improve your English language skills by watching this unique educational program.
01:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
01:30After The Deluge
After the Deluge is a story of men and battles: some past, some contemporary, some romantic, but all common to men the world over.
02:30Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
03:30All Saints
As Eve and Frank reach a heartbreaking decision, Frank is able to pull the team together and bring about the miraculous saving of Levi Joseph, brother to Hugo Joseph
04:30Great Outdoors
This week on The Great Outdoors: USA: New Mexico / New York City / Florida Keys
05:00Rage
RAGE features two hours of music videos including Australia's latest releases.
07:00Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
08:00Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
08:30Lonely Planet Bluelist Australia
TOP NATURAL HIGHS: Australia's number one natural high: the World Heritage-listed Daintree rainforest. MOST AMAZING JOURNEYS: The Ghan is a consistent favourite with travellers but Bluelist Australia breathes new life into an old journey,
09:00McLeod's Daughters
Claire is finding it difficult to come to terms with Tess' new found relationship with Alex. Her dream of developing a quarter horse breeding program at Drover's Run looks as if it may be close to coming to fruition and she's using it as an excuse to push
10:00Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
11:00Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
11:30The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
Afternoon Programs
12:00Japanland
Japanland is a journey into the soul of Japan. For twelve months Karin Muller traveled from one end of the country to the other, living among the people and exploring Japan's ancient cultural heritage and its modern ways.
13:00Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
14:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
14:30Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
15:30Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
16:00Halal Mate
Set amidst Melbourne*s diverse Muslim community, Halal Mate tells four intimate and moving stories about Australian Muslims.
16:30The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
17:00Travel Oz
TravelOz offers viewers the ultimate in adventure and discovery . This new Australian series showcases Australia's most appealing travel destinations, breathtaking scenery, awesome adventures, unique cultures and amazing wildlife.
17:30News
News from Australia, Pacific, Asia, and India including local reports from Australia Network News reporters in the region.
Evening Programs
18:00Japanland
Japanland is a journey into the soul of Japan. For twelve months Karin Muller traveled from one end of the country to the other, living among the people and exploring Japan's ancient cultural heritage and its modern ways.
19:00Political Assassinations
In the early hours of September 11, 1973 a military Coup d'Etat begins in Santiago de Chile. It is lead by General Pinochet and directed against Salvador Allende, democratically elected President three years prior to these events.
20:00News
News from Australia, Pacific, Asia, and India including local reports from Australia Network News reporters in the region.
20:30Kick
Joe is offered his dream job at a city hospital and Nico offers Miki a gig at a festival in Greece. However, neither Miki nor Joe can commit, due to their unspoken love for each other.
21:0148 Shades
A coming of age comedy about 16 year old, Dan, who in his final year in school moves in with his young Aunt, Jacq, and her roommate, Naomi and has to come to terms with survival in an adult world and falling in love for the first time.
23:00Political Assassinations
In the early hours of September 11, 1973 a military Coup d'Etat begins in Santiago de Chile. It is lead by General Pinochet and directed against Salvador Allende, democratically elected President three years prior to these events.
Hong Kong - Schedule for 1/02/2009
Morning Programs
00:00The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
00:30Nexus - Weekend Edition
Learn about people and their ideas and improve your English language skills by watching this unique educational program.
01:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
01:30After The Deluge
After the Deluge is a story of men and battles: some past, some contemporary, some romantic, but all common to men the world over.
02:30Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
03:30All Saints
As Eve and Frank reach a heartbreaking decision, Frank is able to pull the team together and bring about the miraculous saving of Levi Joseph, brother to Hugo Joseph
04:30Great Outdoors
This week on The Great Outdoors: USA: New Mexico / New York City / Florida Keys
05:00Rage
RAGE features two hours of music videos including Australia's latest releases.
07:00Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
08:00Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
08:30Lonely Planet Bluelist Australia
TOP NATURAL HIGHS: Australia's number one natural high: the World Heritage-listed Daintree rainforest. MOST AMAZING JOURNEYS: The Ghan is a consistent favourite with travellers but Bluelist Australia breathes new life into an old journey,
09:00McLeod's Daughters
Claire is finding it difficult to come to terms with Tess' new found relationship with Alex. Her dream of developing a quarter horse breeding program at Drover's Run looks as if it may be close to coming to fruition and she's using it as an excuse to push
10:00Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
11:00Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
11:30RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
Afternoon Programs
12:00Japanland
Japanland is a journey into the soul of Japan. For twelve months Karin Muller traveled from one end of the country to the other, living among the people and exploring Japan's ancient cultural heritage and its modern ways.
13:00Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
14:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
14:30Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
15:30Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
16:00Halal Mate
Set amidst Melbourne*s diverse Muslim community, Halal Mate tells four intimate and moving stories about Australian Muslims.
16:30The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
17:00News
News from Australia, Pacific, Asia, and India including local reports from Australia Network News reporters in the region.
17:20Pacific Pulse
Pacific Pulse ventures beyond the headlines with feature stories from Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia that reflect contemporary life across the Pacific and recognise the strengths, hopes, achievements and aspirations of the region.
17:30Travel Oz
TravelOz offers viewers the ultimate in adventure and discovery . This new Australian series showcases Australia's most appealing travel destinations, breathtaking scenery, awesome adventures, unique cultures and amazing wildlife.
Evening Programs
18:00Japanland
Japanland is a journey into the soul of Japan. For twelve months Karin Muller traveled from one end of the country to the other, living among the people and exploring Japan's ancient cultural heritage and its modern ways.
19:00Political Assassinations
In the early hours of September 11, 1973 a military Coup d'Etat begins in Santiago de Chile. It is lead by General Pinochet and directed against Salvador Allende, democratically elected President three years prior to these events.
20:00News
News from Australia, Pacific, Asia, and India including local reports from Australia Network News reporters in the region.
20:30Kick
Joe is offered his dream job at a city hospital and Nico offers Miki a gig at a festival in Greece. However, neither Miki nor Joe can commit, due to their unspoken love for each other.
21:0148 Shades
A coming of age comedy about 16 year old, Dan, who in his final year in school moves in with his young Aunt, Jacq, and her roommate, Naomi and has to come to terms with survival in an adult world and falling in love for the first time.
23:00Political Assassinations
In the early hours of September 11, 1973 a military Coup d'Etat begins in Santiago de Chile. It is lead by General Pinochet and directed against Salvador Allende, democratically elected President three years prior to these events.
Suva - Schedule for 1/02/2009
Morning Programs
00:00The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
00:30Nexus - Weekend Edition
Learn about people and their ideas and improve your English language skills by watching this unique educational program.
01:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
01:30After The Deluge
After the Deluge is a story of men and battles: some past, some contemporary, some romantic, but all common to men the world over.
02:30Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
03:30All Saints
As Eve and Frank reach a heartbreaking decision, Frank is able to pull the team together and bring about the miraculous saving of Levi Joseph, brother to Hugo Joseph
04:30Great Outdoors
This week on The Great Outdoors: USA: New Mexico / New York City / Florida Keys
05:00Rage
RAGE features two hours of music videos including Australia's latest releases.
07:00Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
08:00Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
08:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
08:30Lonely Planet Bluelist Australia
TOP NATURAL HIGHS: Australia's number one natural high: the World Heritage-listed Daintree rainforest. MOST AMAZING JOURNEYS: The Ghan is a consistent favourite with travellers but Bluelist Australia breathes new life into an old journey,
09:00McLeod's Daughters
Claire is finding it difficult to come to terms with Tess' new found relationship with Alex. Her dream of developing a quarter horse breeding program at Drover's Run looks as if it may be close to coming to fruition and she's using it as an excuse to push
10:00Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
11:00Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
Afternoon Programs
12:00Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
12:30The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
13:00Vote Yes For Aborigines
In 1967, with the highest 'yes' vote in Australia's history, 90.7% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge of Aboriginal affairs
14:00RPA: Where Are They Now?
RPA has taken viewers on a medical journey with more than 200 patients, sharing their tears of joy and sadness and, most of all, their messages of hope.
14:30Four Corners
What's a painting worth? Quentin McDermott tells how Australia's booming art market is open to manipulation - and artists and buyers to exploitation.
15:30Australian Story
Part two of the relentless pursuit of justice taken by a former detective to reveal the truth in the savage murder of a schoolgirl.
16:00Halal Mate
Set amidst Melbourne*s diverse Muslim community, Halal Mate tells four intimate and moving stories about Australian Muslims.
16:30The Art of War
Betty Churcher brings her unique perspective to a series on Australian art that was inspired or provoked by our involvement in conflicts over the past century.
17:00Nexus - Weekend Edition
Learn about people and their ideas and improve your English language skills by watching this unique educational program.
17:30Travel Oz
TravelOz offers viewers the ultimate in adventure and discovery . This new Australian series showcases Australia's most appealing travel destinations, breathtaking scenery, awesome adventures, unique cultures and amazing wildlife.
Evening Programs
18:00Japanland
Japanland is a journey into the soul of Japan. For twelve months Karin Muller traveled from one end of the country to the other, living among the people and exploring Japan's ancient cultural heritage and its modern ways.
19:00Political Assassinations
In the early hours of September 11, 1973 a military Coup d'Etat begins in Santiago de Chile. It is lead by General Pinochet and directed against Salvador Allende, democratically elected President three years prior to these events.
20:00Halal Mate
Set amidst Melbourne*s diverse Muslim community, Halal Mate tells four intimate and moving stories about Australian Muslims.
20:30Kick
Joe is offered his dream job at a city hospital and Nico offers Miki a gig at a festival in Greece. However, neither Miki nor Joe can commit, due to their unspoken love for each other.
21:00News
News from Australia, Pacific, Asia, and India including local reports from Australia Network News reporters in the region.
21:20Pacific Pulse
Pacific Pulse ventures beyond the headlines with feature stories from Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia that reflect contemporary life across the Pacific and recognise the strengths, hopes, achievements and aspirations of the region.
21:3148 Shades
A coming of age comedy about 16 year old, Dan, who in his final year in school moves in with his young Aunt, Jacq, and her roommate, Naomi and has to come to terms with survival in an adult world and falling in love for the first time.
23:30Political Assassinations
In the early hours of September 11, 1973 a military Coup d'Etat begins in Santiago de Chile. It is lead by General Pinochet and directed against Salvador Allende, democratically elected President three years prior to these events.
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