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This is a list of Croatian television related events from the 1980s.

• Velo misto [hr; sh; sr] (1980–1981)

• 1989 - HRT 3 (Z3)
• 25 May 1989 – Jabuka TV.

• 14 March - Janko Popović Volarić, actor.
• 31 August - Mario Valentić [hr], actor.
• 29 September - Marija Borić [hr], actress.
• 28 December - Mislav Čavajda [hr], actor.

• 19 January - Jelena Perčin [hr], actress.
• 18 February - Marijana Batinić [hr], TV personality.
• 29 March - Dolores Lambaša, actress (d. 2013).
• 4 June - Mila Horvat, TV host.
• 27 June - Iva Jerković [hr], model and TV host.
• 8 September - Ivan Vukušić [hr], TV host.
• 27 November - Nataša Janjić, actress.
• 6 December - Marijana Mikulić [hr], Bosnian-born actress.

• 10 February - Tatjana Jurić, TV & radio host.
• 2 September - Barbara Radulović, TV host.
• 15 December - Mia Kovačić [hr], TV host.

• 21 January - Nera Stipičević, singer & actress.
• 15 May - Iva Šulentić [hr], actress and TV & radio host.

• 6 march - Iva Visković [hr], actress.^[1]
• 7 november - lana Jurčević, singer & tv host.^[2]

• 13 April - Iva Mihalić [hr], actress.
• 20 June - Mirna Medaković, actress.

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• 18 September - Ornela Vištica, Bosnian-born actress & model.

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