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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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Race that tops the nation

Week 45 saw Seven launch its new digital channel, and the Melbourne Cup delivering it their biggest audience all year. And there were celebrations in Community Television.
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Q & A: Oct 29

This week it's Catherine Deveny, Jonathan Biggins and Bettina Arndt. And maybe some pollies.
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Sport wins the ratings trophy

In a week when our sense of humour was questioned once more, it was sport that ruled the week -but Nine had both shows in question and won the week.
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Alexei Sayle for Q & A

Blimey. Alexei Sayle will join Tony Jones on Q & A next Thursday.
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Q & A: Oct 8

Uh oh. Q & A is bound to be a tad controversial this week. Feminist and author Germaine Greer is set to appear on the panel.
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Q & A: Sept 24

Q&A will broadcast live from Adelaide this Thursday with various South Australian identities on the panel.
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Q & A: Sept 10

He was once a regular on such shows as The Big Gig, but comedian Anthony Ackroyd will appear on the panel of Q & A this week.
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Anthony LaPaglia on Q & A

Without a Trace and Balibo star Anthony LaPaglia will join the live panel on the ABC's Q & A this week.
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Q & A: August 6

This week Julia Gillard and Malcolm Turnbull front an audience of Australians aged between 16 and 25 years old.
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Audiences flock to quality

Week 31 belonged comfortably to Seven, but it was the ABC that issued a lesson to commercial networks as audiences flocked to a supposedly niche show, United States of Tara.
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TEN loses week to Seven

After MasterChef took a glorious 3.7m the week became not so much Seven's to win, but TEN's to lose. And it was a week when all three commercial networks unveiled new shows.

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