The following lists events that happened during 1996 in Australia.
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Queen Elizabeth II was Australia's longest-serving head of state, having ascended to the throne on 6 February 1952. During her 70 year reign, Australia had 16 prime ministers
(born 1928; died 2022). A Justice 1981-95. Chief Justice 1995-98
The album Wake Up Jeff was released in April 1996, but the Wake Up Jeff video did not appear until August.
will be commissioned as HMAS Collins on July 27.
Australia's thirteenth national Census of Population and Housing will take place on Tuesday, August 6.
The right-wing British historian, Mr David Irving, yesterday vowed to test Howard's committment to free speech by re-applying for an Australian visa.
1996: Australian television celebrates 40 years with commemorative specials on ABC, Seven, Nine and Ten networks.
John Burgess is considering legal action over the Seven Network's decision to suddenly axe him as host of Wheel Of Fortune after 12 years. In shifting the show's production from Adelaide to Sydney, Seven has appointed Tony Barber as the new host, joining long-serving co-host Adriana Xenides.
There was controversy in 1996 when Wheel of Fortune relocated from Adelaide to Sydney. Along with a revamp of theme music, set, game format and rules, popular host Burgess was replaced after 12 years by Tony Barber (from Sale of the Century). Viewers were not impressed by the treatment of Burgess or by the faster pace and format changes and ratings declined.
It's been a long wait, but Friends is finally making its Australian debut. The hit US sitcom has taken two years to get to Australian screens, largely due to a battle between the Seven and Nine networks for rights to the show. The series about a group of six New York singles debuts this week on Seven, screening on both Monday and Thursday nights.
South Queensland: Well, the Crushers finally have something to place in their trophy cabinet - the wooden spoon
7 April 2023
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