This is a list of television programmes that are currently being broadcast or have been broadcast on ABC Television's ABC TV (formerly ABC1), ABC Family (formerly ABC2, ABC Comedy and ABC TV Plus), ABC Kids (formerly ABC 4 Kids), ABC Entertains (formerly ABC3 and ABC ME) or ABC News (formerly ABC News 24) in Australia.

Current programming

Domestic

News and current affairs

• Local productions
  • ABC News 7pm weeknights in NSW/ACT/QLD/VIC/SA/NT/WA/TAS (1956–present)
• National programs produced in Sydney
  • 7.30 (2011–present)
  • ABC News Mornings (2010–present on ABC and ABC News)
  • ABC News at Noon (2005–present on ABC and ABC News)
  • ABC News Afternoons (2010–present on ABC News)
  • ABC Late News (2018–present)
  • Australian Story (1996–present)
  • The Business (2006–present)
  • Foreign Correspondent (1992–present)
  • Four Corners (1961–present)
  • Landline (1991–present)
  • One Plus One (2013–present)
  • Planet America (2012–2013, 2016–present)
  • Q&A (2008–present)
  • Weekend Breakfast (2012–present)
• National programs produced in Melbourne
  • ABC News at Five (2012–present)
  • China Tonight (2021–present)
  • Insiders (2001–present)
  • News Breakfast (2008–2011 on ABC2, 2011–present on ABC)
  • The World (2010–present)

Drama

• Bay of Fires (2023)
• Fires (2021–present)
• Goodwood (2022)
• Harrow (2018–present)
• The Heights (2019–present)
• House of Gods (2024)
• In Our Blood (2023)
• Ladies in Black (2024)
• The Messenger (2023)
• Mystery Road (2018–present)
• The Newsreader (2021–present)
• Savage River (2022–present)
• Significant Others (2022–present)
• Troppo (2022–present)

Comedy

• Austin (2024-present)
• Aunty Donna's Coffee Cafe (2023)
• Australian Epic (2023–present)
• Black Comedy (2014–present)
• Content (2019–present on iView)
• Fisk (2021–present)
• Frayed (2019–present)
• Gold Diggers (2023)
• Limbo (2023)
• Mother and Son (comedy, 1984–1994, 2023–)
• Preppers (2021–present)
• Question Everything (2021–present)
• Summer Love (2022–present)
• Tomorrow Tonight (2018, 2022–present)
• Utopia (2014–present)
• WTFAQ (2023–present)

Entertainment

• Anh's Brush with Fame (2016–present)
• Back in Time for Dinner (2018–present)
• Back in Time for the Corner Shop (2023)
• Gruen (2008–present)
• Hard Quiz (2016–present)
• Julia Zemiro's Home Delivery (2013–present)
• Just Between Us: There’s Something I Want To Tell You (2021–present)
• Kitchen Cabinet (entertainment 2012–2016, 2023)
• Take 5 With Zan Rowe (2022–present)
• The Weekly with Charlie Pickering (2015–present)
• You Can't Ask That (2016–present)

Documentary

• Australia Remastered (2020–present)
• Australia's Wild Odyssey (2023)
• Ask the Doctor (2017–present)
• A Dog's World (2022–present)
• Back to Nature (2021–present)
• Back Roads (2015–present)
• Better Date Than Never (2023)
• Beyond the Towers (2021–present)
• Big Deal (2021)
• The Black Hand (2023)
• Books that Made Us (2021–present)
• Catalyst (2001–present)
• Compass (1988–present)
• The Cult of the Family (2019)
• Decoding Danger (2021)
• Designing A Legacy (2021–present)
• Employable Me (2018–present)
• First Weapons (2023)
• Gardening Australia (1990–present)
• Grand Designs Australia
• Great Australian Stuff (2023)
• Inside the Sydney Opera House (2022–present)
• Magical Land of Oz (2019–present)
• Media Watch (1989–2000, 2002–present)
• Meet the Penguins (2022–present)
• Movin' to the Country (2021–present)
• Muster Dogs (2022–present)
• New Leash on Life (2023)
• Ningaloo Nyinggulu (2023)
• Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds (2019—present)
• Old People's Home for Teenagers (2022–present)
• Outback Ringer (2020–present)
• The People's Republic of Mallacoota (2021–present)
• Queerstralia (2023)
• The Recording Studio (2019–present)
• Restoration Australia (2015, 2019–present)
• The School That Tried to End Racism (2021–present)
• Southern Ocean Live (2022–present)
• Stargazing Live (2017–present)
• War on Waste (2017–present)

Arts

• The Art Of (2024-present)
• Creative Types with Virginia Trioli (2024-present)

Children's programs on ABC Family/ Entertains

• 100% Wolf: Legend of the Moonstone (2020–present)
• Behind the News (Classroom: 1969–2003, 2005–2014 on ABC TV, 2014–present on ABC Entertains; Newsbreak, 2009–2024 on ABC Entertains, 2024–present on ABC Family)
• Big Blue (2022–present)
• Born to Spy (2021–present)
• Built to Survive (2022–present)
• Cartoon It Up (2016–present on ABC Me)
• Crazy Fun Park (2023)
• Create (2017–present on ABC ME)
• Definitely Not News (2020–present)
• First Day (2020–present)
• Good Game: Spawn Point (2010–present on ABC Me)
• Hardball (2019–present)
• Hard Quiz Kids (2024-present)
• Itch (2020–present)
• MaveriX (2022–present)
• Mikki vs The World (2021–present)
• Mustangs FC (2017–present)
• The PM's Daughter (2022–present)
• Reef School (2023–present)
• Space Nova (2021–present)
• Spongo, Fuzz and Jalapeña (2019–present)
• The Disposables (children's, 2023)
• The Strange Chores (2019–present on ABC Entertains)
• The InBESTigators (2019–present on ABC Me)
• The New Legends of Monkey (2018–present)
• Thalu (2020 on ABC ME)
• Turn Up The Volume (2023–present)
• Wildlifers! (2023–present)

Preschool programs on ABC Kids

• Bluey (2018–present)
• Beep and Mort (2022–present)
• Get Grubby TV (2014–present)
• Gardening Australia Junior (2023)
• Ginger & the Vegesaurus (2022–present)
• Hoot Hoot Go! (2016–present on ABC Kids)
• Kangaroo Beach (2021–present)
• Kazoops! (2016–present)
• Little J & Big Cuz (2019–present on ABC Kids)
• Play School (1966–present on ABC Kids)
• Pencil Pals (2020–present)
• Ready, Steady, Wiggle!
• Wiggle, Wiggle Wiggle!
• The Wonder Gang

Music

• Rage (1987–present; 2024–present on ABC Entertains)
• The Set (2018–present)
• The Sound (2020)
• Spicks and Specks (2005–2011, 2014, 2013, 2021–present)

Sports talk

• Offsiders (2006–present)
• That Pacific Sport Show (2020–present)

Sport

• Golf: Women's Australian Open, Australian Ladies Masters
• Basketball: Women's National Basketball League

Annual events

• Australian of the Year Awards
• Melbourne International Comedy Festival specials (1998–2016 on Ten, 2017–present on ABC)
• Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
• Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras (1994–1997, 2022–present)
• Sydney New Year's Eve Fireworks (1995–2006 on Nine, 2007–2008 on Ten, 2009–2013 on Nine, 2014–present on ABC)
• Tropfest (previously on Nine, 2007–2010 on Movie Extra, 2011–2013 on SBS, 2014–2016 on SBS2, 2017 on Eleven, 2018–present on ABC Comedy)

Other

• National Press Club Address
• Question Time

Foreign

Animation

• Archer
• The Legend of Korra
• Wallace and Gromit (during Easter and Christmas)

Anime

• Boruto: Naruto Next Generations
• Dragon Ball Super
• Fruits Basket (2019)
• Log Horizon
• Radiant
• Sailor Moon Crystal

Drama

• All Creatures Great and Small (originally aired on BritBox)
• At Home with the Braithwaites
• Beautiful People
• Blue Water Empire
• Class (Doctor Who spinoff)
• Death in Paradise
• ER (2024–present on ABC Entertains)
• The Larkins
• Life
• Starstruck
• The Teacher
• War of the Worlds (originally aired on Foxtel)

Comedy

• Absolutely Fabulous
• Ackley Bridge
• At Home with the Braithwaites
• Catastrophe
• The Catherine Tate Show
• The Cleaner (2024 on ABC Entertains)
• Death in Paradise
• Live at The Apollo
• Mock the Week
• My Family (repeats; 2024–present on ABC Entertains)
• Portlandia (2024–present on ABC Entertains)
• Red Dwarf
• Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Would I Lie to You? (2012–present; 2024–present on ABC Entertains)

Entertainment

• Alan Carr: Chatty Man
• Car SOS (2024–present on ABC Entertains)
• MythBusters (2024–present on ABC Entertains and ABC Family)
• Penn and Teller: Fool Us (2011–present; 2024–present on ABC Entertains)
• The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Documentary

• David Attenborough Specials (Shared with Nine Network and Network 10)

Lifestyle

• George Clarke's Amazing Spaces
• Grand Designs
• Grand Designs New Zealand

Other

• Doc Martin
• Heart and Soul
• Hope Springs
• How Not to Live Your Life
• The Jonathan Ross Show
• The Last Leg
• Midsomer Murders
• Never Mind the Buzzcocks
• Parkinson
• Silent Witness
• Songs of Praise

Children's

Upcoming programming

Domestic

• Dolphins: Is Our Love Too Deep? (2023)
• Folau (2023)
• Knowing the Score (2023)
• Platypus Guardian (2023)
• The Spooky Files (2023)
• Whiteley on Trial (2023)

Previous programming

Domestic

News and current affairs

Drama

Comedy / Entertainment

Documentary / Art

Sport

• Basketball: NBL (1979–2001, 2017–2018)
• Soccer: Socceroos Internationals
• Soccer: Matildas Internationals
• Soccer: W-League (2008–2017, 2019–2021), A-League (2019–2021)

Music

Other

• Blackout (1989–1995), was produced by the newly established (1988) Aboriginal Programming Unit
• Message Stick (1999–2012) and presented by Aboriginal dancers Lillian Crombie and Malcolm Cole for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audiences.

Preschool programs on ABC Kids / Children's programs on ABC ME

Foreign

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See also

• List of live television plays broadcast on Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1950s)
• List of programs broadcast by Network 10
• List of programs broadcast by Nine Network
• List of programs broadcast by Special Broadcasting Service
• List of programs broadcast by Seven Network
• List of Australian television series

References

External links

Articles connexes

1. List of programs broadcast by ABC
2. List of programs broadcast by Nine Network
3. List of programs broadcast by Seven Network
4. List of programs broadcast by Network 10
5. ABC Australia (Asia-Pacific TV channel)
6. ABC News (Australian TV channel)
7. List of programs broadcast by Fox
8. List of programs broadcast by The CW
9. ABC TV (Australian TV channel)
10. ABC NewsRadio
11. List of United States over-the-air television networks
12. Broadcast network
13. ABC Entertains
14. List of television programs by episode count
15. ABC Kids (Australia)
16. List of programs broadcast by Pop (American TV channel)
17. List of programs broadcast by Special Broadcasting Service
18. Lateline
19. American Broadcasting Company
20. ABC iview