Saturday marked the 20th Anniversary of the ABC’s late night current affairs show, Lateline.
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ABC: 2010 returning programs
Some readers have been asking about returning shows. Here is a checklist of the shows that are back.
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Deputy PM “not smarter than a Fifth Grader.”
Competing against Fifth Graders was worse than facing Kerry O’Brien and Tony Jones says ‘dropout’ Julia Gillard.
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No more Rudd on Rove, please
The PM makes his third and dullest appearance on TEN’s variety show but leaves variety at the door.
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ABC hosts under international microscope
Kerry O’Brien and Tony Jones will have their work assessed by overseas journos as part of a controversial ABC policy.
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The very scholarly Kerry O’Brien
Despite his 40-plus years in journalism the ABC’s Kerry O’Brien has never possessed a university degree -until now.
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TV crew arrested in bushfire zone
A television crew, believed to be from Lateline, has breached a restricted bushfire zone set by the Victorian coroner.
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Daylight robbery for network shows
The introduction of Daylight Saving is an unholy mess to viewers outside NSW, Victoria and Tasmania, causing headaches to breakfast programmes and voting for Australian Idol.
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Leigh Sales to take Lateline’s Friday chair
Leigh Sales will be taking over from Virginia Trioli who moves to co-hosting the new ABC News Breakfast program.
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Seven packed with hits
Buoyed by its big new drama, Seven won the week with 29.4% ahead of Nine’s 26.7% and TEN’s 21.1%.
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Lateline apologises for Corby story
Lateline has apologised for a story that claimed Schapelle Corby’s father was a drug dealer.
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