1993 in Australian television
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| 1993 in television |
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Australia |
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[edit] Events
- March 3 - The Birthday Cake Interview takes place. This is seen as a crucial factor in the surprise re-election of the ALP in the federal election.
- November 25 - Ray Martin presents his final episode of Midday. He moves on to A Current Affair in 1994 and is replaced in the Midday role by Derryn Hinch.
- Canwest buys Network Ten from Westpac.
[edit] Debuts
- The Great Outdoors (Seven Network)
- Full Frontal (Seven Network)
- Sports Tonight (Network Ten)
- Our House (Nine Network)
- Money (Nine Network)
[edit] Television shows
- Four Corners (1961-present)
- Rage (1987-present)
- Foreign Correspondent (1992-present)
- Wheel of Fortune (1981-1996, 1996-2003, 2004-06)
- A Country Practice (1981-1994)
- Family Feud (1988-1996)
- Real Life (1992-1994)
- Today (1982-present)
- Sale of the Century (1980-2001)
- A Current Affair (1971-1978, 1988-present)
- Hey Hey It's Saturday (1971-1999)
- The Midday Show (1973-1998)
- 60 Minutes (1979-present)
- The Flying Doctors (1986-1991)
- Australia's Funniest Home Video Show (1990-2000, 2000-2004, 2005-present)
- Hey Hey It's Saturday (1971 – 1999)
- Getaway (1992-present)
- Neighbours (1985 – present)
- E Street (1989-1993)
- Good Morning Australia with Bert Newton (1991-2005)
[edit] Ending this year
| Date | Show | Channel | Debut |
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| November | E Street | Channel Ten | 1989 |
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