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Linton Besser

An Australian media analysis television program currently focusing on critiquing the Australian media.

Media Watch

Gracie Films

A rich and surprising journey into the beating heart of the United States - the Deep South. With his trademark wit and curiosity, Griff Rhys Jones explores a region that has long fascinated outsiders, including himself.

Griff's Great American South

Hosted by Hamish Macdonald, Q&A puts punters, pollies and pundits together in the studio to thrash out the hot issues of the week. It's about democracy in action - the audience gets to ask the questions.

Your monthly journey through the fascinating world of space and astronomy with the latest thinking on what's out there in space and what you can see in the night sky.

The Sky at Night

Scoop is a comprehensive information programme of Television Broadcasts Limited.

The content of the program is mainly based on entertainment news and personal follow-up of the artists, and will also be interspersed with the latest trends of TVB dramas and artists. Some entertainment news content clips will be rebroadcast on the next day's "Entertainment Live".

This program will be broadcast on Jade Channel from 19:30-20:00 (Hong Kong time) from June 6, 2005, and will be broadcast every day from March 3, 2019, and will be broadcast on myTV (later myTV SUPER) to provide "Program Review".

Scoop

20/20 is an American television newsmagazine that has been broadcast on ABC since June 6, 1978. Created by ABC News executive Roone Arledge, the show was designed similarly to CBS's 60 Minutes but focuses more on human interest stories than international and political subjects. The program's name derives from the "20/20" measurement of visual acuity.

The hour-long program has been a staple on Friday evenings for much of the time since it moved to that timeslot from Thursdays in September 1987, though special editions of the program occasionally air on other nights.

20/20

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Your user-friendly guide to the latest technology news, issues, gadgets and apps.

Click

The biggest names from the world of art, film, music, literature and dance. Alan Yentob gets close up with those shaping today's cultural world.

imagine…

The ins and outs of the classroom lives of a group of students who attend the fictional Hartley High School in Sydney.

Heartbreak High

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Our lady sleuth sashays through the back lanes and jazz clubs of late 1920’s Melbourne, fighting injustice with her pearl handled pistol and her dagger sharp wit. Leaving a trail of admirers in her wake, our thoroughly modern heroine makes sure she enjoys every moment of her lucky life. Based on author Kerry Greenwood's Phryne Fisher Murder Mystery novels.

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

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An unconventional relationship in a world on the cusp of change; a star newsreader and an ambitious bisexual reporter join forces in a ruthless 1986 newsroom, as events unfold that will change their lives.

The Newsreader

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The Discovery Channel's Shark Week, first broadcast on July 17, 1987, is a weeklong series of feature television programs dedicated to sharks. Held annually, normally in July or August, Shark Week was originally developed to raise awareness and respect for sharks. It is the longest-running cable television programming event in history. Now broadcast in over 72 countries, Shark Week is promoted heavily via social networks like Facebook and Twitter.

Shark Week

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A police officer and a doctor face an emotionally charged mystery when seven local residents inexplicably return from the dead in peak physical form.

Glitch

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Season 15

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Season 18

Automation Not a Sensation Plastic Too Fantastic (Part two) Thou Shalt Not Plagiarise Tacky Tribute

Reporting the Bushfires Seven's "Call for Calm" Opinion or Hate-Mongering?

ABC Oversells Young Australian of the Year Smeared Beat Up Opportunity "Seized" Bowled Over

Bonsai Muddle;Not So Happy Snap; Reporting the Bushfires (Part 2); How Not To Bring Up Baby; Cat Takes a Ride

Taking The Wrong Road; Gratuitous Posting; Project Logies; A Dog of a Yarn; Partial Reporting

Women's Glib; Hypocrisy Unlimited; Go Sea Eagles. Go Nine; Lock, Stock and Airfares

Under The Weather; Santa’s Late Delivery; Freedom of Information; Chinese Whispers; Chairman Ron (again); What’s In a Name

Yesterday’s News; Mugged By The Media; Gambling On The Stats; Who’s The Gawker?

Flinders Ranges Move West; It’s Just Not Cricket; Slow Learners; Making Ads Fun; Automation Sensation Hits Sydney

Badge of Honour; Yours Not So Sincerely; Shark Danger Non Alert; Project 8; Another Badge of Honour

SBS News' Technical Woes; The Problem With “Illegals”; Popoff Pops Up Again; Val and Macca’s Chats

Swine Flu Fever; Four Corners and the Phuong Ngo Case

Eighties Pop Band Rules Fiji; Messing With Missiles; Karl’s Crystal Ball; Suspect Revelation; Bikie Exclusive or Bikie Porky?

A Croc of Priorities; Calling From the Sidelines; Sour Dealings; Where's My Autocue?

Dust Storm Heads West; Jazzi No; All Aboard The Gravox Train; PM's Trail Goes Cold; Alan's Missing Questions

Barrie’s Sunday Morning Rap; Regional "Churnalism"; Aussie Travellers Beware; Private Account Goes Public; Want Longer Lasting... Interview? Call Kyle and Jackie O

A Baby Worth Clicking On; Daily Mercury's Snazzy Headlines; Spider-Ad; How Do You Air A Bad Joke?

Armed Dingo; There's No Other Store; Spruiking The Punt; Hinch's Hunch; Reshuffle Muddle

Fed Up Flu; Inappropriate Match Up; A Nation of Pot Heads?; Underbelly Overkill; Hello Madonna... Are you there?; Fake Email Train

Journalists and Their Sources; One Death Too Many

A Super Problem; Tennis, Lies and Videotape; Reporting Michael Jackson's Death

A Chequered Career; The Perils of Facebook; The ABC of Logos; Not So Happy Aussies; Dangers of Recycling

The Daily Telegraph's Poh-llercoaster; Making Mincemeat of Media Patsies; The Sums of Swine Flu; A Squabble over Squatting

It's All In the Stars; Moon Walkers Mix-Up; Terrorist Attack, Hoax or Unexploded Bomb?; Pursuing the Victim; Undiplomatic Sound Bite; "Dirty Little Secrets"

Fun - Kyle and Jackie O Style; Old Laws Rewritten

Joke or Impertinence?; Late Edition Arrives Early; Journalists and Their Sources (part 2); TEN's Real Estate Trifecta

The Right Priorities; Paying to Clear A Name - Again; Gusmao v The ABC; Behind The News Is Ahead Of The Times

Welles Or-Well; Censorship or Common Sense?; Jetstar Stars on Seven; Con's Conflict

Dan's Hair Suit; Who is Winnie Nelson?; Rumour-Fuelled Ratings Chase; Aboard the Gastric Band-wagon; Front Page Exploitation; Kevin's 'impeachable' sources

Who Found Tim Holding?; Private Life or Public Scandal?; The Media in Mullumbimby

Massaging the Headlines; Left and Right of the ABC; Saying Sorry Twice Over; Juvenile Injustice; Geography Lessons Needed

Giving the PM a Bad Rep; Hot On The Trail; It Looks Like An Ad... But Is It?; Who's The Monkey?

Getting High on the Numbers; Boasting Bludger or Gullible Prey?; Deception Detection Deficiency; Florid Mathematics

Saucy Cover; Embedding in Afghanistan; Flashy Promo; Advanced Spin... Yeah Yeah!

Unwanted PET; Kim Jong the Second; What's In a Draft Code?; Heard the One about the Woman Driver?; Too-confronting Art

Welfare and Refugees; Regional Dis-Content

Supercilious, Moi?; Mistaken Identity All Round; Nine Delivers A Shock; The "Publishers' Poodle" Bites

Where's the Weather?; Building The Pay Wall; Mystery Punter A Hoaxer; Loveless Fake Attracts the Media; Daily Tele Pwned!

Season 22

Lord of the Airwaves; Spinning the Science; "Absolutely" Front Page News

The Shrinking Environmental Disaster; When The Quote Fits; Regrets, Seven Has Few; On the Lap-Bandwagon

Eddie Skates On Thin Ice; Producers Demand More Australian Content; Incredible Find, Credibility Questioned; When Another Quote Fits

What The Puck?; Elementary Mistake Serial Prest; Miffed Minister's Gag; Passport To Identity Theft; Locked, Loaded and Wrong

On 2SM Things "Not OK"; Identity Fully Revealed; Pot Holes in Crack Alley

From Victim to Hussy; Bet It's An Ad; Punting on the TAB

Talking Tuckey; The Australian v Victoria Police; In Search of Zahir Khan

Democracy Alan Jones Style; Trial by Television; Too Much Truth; SBS's Inconvenient Untruth

Sacrificing the language; Prime Minister Rudd AND Robb; Mayoists on the Midday Report; Privacy breach jeopardises a man's safety; Media targets drive-by family; Just doing my job, mate

Mr Actor not Mr Asia; Media Access and Afghanistan; A Lesson in Facebook Friends; Nine Cameraman Update

The Eyjafjallajökull challenge; Fake Transfer; Aunty Advertorial?; The Death of Carl Williams [REDACTED]...

Possum Pie on MTR; Volcanoes v Humans; Media Slugfest Over Storm Mess; Honourable Mention

Unsporting Commentary on the ABC's Grandstand; Over The Cutting Edge; Smoking Out The Spin; News Bites Watchdog

When The Boat Comes In; Veiled Censorship; Cholera Tourer; Copy-Cat Copy-Editor...; Media Watcher Mea Culpa; Here Come De Fudge...

Seven Goes Public on the Private; Advertiser by Name, Advertiser by Nature; And The Mortal Of The Story Is...

A Recipe for Self Promotion; Old News is Cheap News, No News is Cheaper; Regional Dis-Content Redux; Journos: Take Heart and Swallow the Advice; Ask No Questions, Tell No Lies

Season 2010

- A correction saved their bacon

- Applying the common sense rule

- Actions speak louder than words

- Good journalism is never risk free

- Media circus over a non-story

- Public vs Private: Channel 7 not guilty

- Much Ado About Nothing

- A Serious Mistake

- 2UE’s new mission statement

- Graphic Errors

- Adding insult to injury

- Foot in the hospital door journalism

- Playing the media

- The Asylum Sneakers that weren't

- Lawsie fails his eye test

- Read it and weep

- Spider bait

Season 2011

- An Australia Day beat up

- Not all things good in moderation

- Tragedy made worse by insensitive media

- ABC calendar confusion

- Unfair shake of the source-bottle?

- An intimate proposal

- Toasting the marshmallow

- Desperate for any angle

- A numbers game

- The no-name game

- Credit where credit's due

- February fumbles

- Gillard shows off her new Carr

- Regulating all with one

- You can't lose what you never had

- ABC News 24 signing out

- Sticking it to the squillionaires

- Jonesing for the truth, What's in a name?

- Own the paper, own the message

- Forbidden fruit tempts ABC News Breakfast

- How 60 Minutes and Sunday Night covered the PIP scandal

- When the pictures don't fit the story

- A war of words over piracy

Will the citizens of Melbourne pay three dollars a week to read stories online about crime and the footy? Paying for News Ltd, a Media Watch special.

Sorry; Sorry, sort of; False balance leads to confusion

Same facts, different spin; The speech that burst the press gallery's bubble; A private dispute turned national spectacular

Silly sausage; Reporting the bare essentials; Tom Everywhere.com

Bully in the naughty corner; Sub-standard facts; Taking instruction literally; Outsourcing the front page

Bringing you the big news! News values, priorities and politics Don't croc the boat

Longing for a new idea SMH, please explain Yes or no, Minister? Media woes have a silver lining...for PR 2012: A year for media apologies, minus one Good joke, bad joke

Episode 42

Season 2012

Episode 43

Season 2016

In the Alice in Wonderland world of fake news and alternative facts, what can the media do in search for the truth?

Melania Trump v Daily Mail; The Daily Mail and gang misappropriation; The Phantom of the Internet rebooted; How Good Game ran out of lives; Another inappropriate rant by Ross

Not just fake news but no news; Sex, lies and injunctions; Court copy cats caught out; James Hird and the 'female friend'

Coke Fizzer. Coke closes its Adelaide bottling plant; A Current Affair's life changing ADHD treatment - that doesn't work; Keysar Trad flies under the ABC radar; A new front in Trump’s media war

The new Italian Astronaut; Travel tales too good to be true?; Peter Dutton, next Liberal leader? And Karl coverage overload

Exclusive interview or airport ambush?; Controversial claims get the soft treatment; Punchbowl story missing in action; Satirical protest taken seriously; BBC interview interrupted

Weatherill v Frydenberg showdown; Clean and green or toxic and deadly?; Singo making Gosford great again, with a little help from his friends and Sky News civil war

Paparazzi, privacy and the Press Council; Great Barrier grief missing from The Australian; Two cities, one prize on Nova stations and Exclusive: Darren Davidson predictions.

Latham lessons not learnt; Media love a miracle; First on Nine five years late and Cyclone Debbie coverage

What lies beneath; Media war over Syria; Internal war at News Corp and Red faces over blushing bride story

Close call; Going for gold; Putin critics pay with lives and Prime time PR puff

Anzac Day outrage; News sites spinning Reddit rubbish; What next for Channel 10? And Paul Antonopoulos forced out

Royal rumour runs rife; Fairfax cuts hit hard and 100 days of discord

Seven and Nine both first with the news; BrickX stories lack scrutiny; The necklace that stole the story; Jobs and growth but not for Fairfax and Mark Colvin 1952 – 2017

Snot right: bogus boogers beat-up; ‘Fake’ Sheikh of shock; Not so new at The Australian; Good Crinkling News

The Schapelle Corby media circus; The column that really bombed; Alan Jones, pick and stick

Minor voice given a megaphone; Daily Mail, how low can you go?; Australian Press Council v News Corp; Snakes in a car again

Corby keeps the media guessing; Adani still not a done deal; High flying plans don’t add up; Breitbart loses its bite

No loss of shock jock energy; Rebel with a cause to celebrate; Sky's the limit for Channel Ten

Lotto winners and lazy journalism; Scoring points from Grenfell fire ; 'Apex gang' spotted in Newcastle; What's old is new on Sunday Night

Paul Murray's spectacular Sky dummy spit; The Australian's cock-up trifecta; Roxy Jacenko cashing in on media obsession; The slow death of community television; Donald Trump's new fake media smackdown

State of play, news media versus the digital giants Amid a Senate inquiry, a Media Watch special on how Facebook and Google have damaged and might save journalism

Iceberg ahoy!; Amazon is coming; Non apology of the week from the Daily Telegraph; TV news turns off the Top End; International journalism award axed

Rainbow stars in Greens exit; An unholy row; Exploiting tragedy for column inches; Ray's Scomo spray

The Pell show comes to town; Super spruikers; Dual citizenship duel; Flying dry

Reporting on terror raids; Abbott speaks and media repeats; Goodbye to a veteran

Teflon John and his media mates; Same Sex marriage frustration; Nightline kills the radio star; Memo to Mitch Fifield

Media reform battles on; Jumping the gun on a medical breakthrough; Flash mob to cash in; More perils of live TV

A monumental beat up; Same-Sex Campaign; Campaign clanger; Misplaced map outrage

The missing flood story; Reheating Christmas carols outrage; Media marriage friction; Today starts a war

Spot the Tassie Tiger; A matter of trust; Too much publicity is never enough; A picture tells the wrong story

Rebel gets the last laugh; The power of Kmart mums; Media reforms gets green light; Malley's media adventure

Red faces over Roberts reversal; Spruiking supplements; Spot the sponsored content; TV tantrums

Same Love stoush; Seven has more PR woes; Today loves Australia, for a fee

Las Vegas massacre drives fake news; ABC defends correspondent from Federal MP's attack ads; Northern Star HPV headline wrong

The politics of Weinstein; Silencing Ray's spray; Media stays mum; Ipswich or Karachi?

Melania body double bubble; Lisa Walks; Junketing journalists; Christmas in Macau