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• 22 January – Network Ten relaunch Young Talent Time for Sunday nights as part of its Super Sunday lineup. The show was later moved to Friday nights and was cancelled later in the year, due to low ratings.
• 30 January – Nine's Today show launches its closer widescreen package (which adds the "9" Watermark) and slogan "I Wake Up With Today". Mornings launches with Sonia Kruger and David Campbell as hosts. On the same night, Nine's A Current Affair launches its new look and slogan "(city name)'s No.1".
• 27 March – Leigh Sexton and Jennifer Evans win the third season of My Kitchen Rules.^[1]
• 29 March – Ajay Rochester and teammate Matthew Palmer win the first series of Excess Baggage.^[2]
• 15 April – Hamish Blake wins the Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television at the 2012 Logie Awards.^[3]
• 22 April – The Nine Network wins its first official ratings week since September 2010, thanks mainly to the launch of The Voice.^[4]
• 4 May – Dance group Lil' Banditz Krew win the 2012 version of Young Talent Time, the show was cancelled one month later after a record of low ratings.^[5]
• 8 May – Margie Cummins wins the seventh season (the "Singles" edition) of The Biggest Loser.^[6]
• 16 May – Music and television personality Ian "Dicko" Dickson wins the second season of The Celebrity Apprentice Australia.^[7]
• 23 May – The opening game of the 2012 State of Origin series recorded 2.51 million metropolitan viewers, the highest-rated broadcast of the annual State of Origin series since the introduction of OzTAM ratings in 2001.^[8]
• 24 May – Subscription television providers Foxtel and Austar complete a merger transaction of the two companies, with services for customers migrating to one platform as of 1 July.^[9]
• 17 June – Singer Johnny Ruffo and his partner Luda Kroitor win the twelfth season of Dancing with the Stars.^[10]
• 18 June – Karise Eden wins the first season of The Voice.^[11]
• 21 June – Fox Sports wins the ASTRA Award for Channel of the Year at the 2012 ASTRA Awards.
• 30 June – After almost 30 years, Nine drops the US first-run syndicated entertainment television newsmagazine Entertainment Tonight following cutbacks on overseas purchases. Ten subsequently picks up the series.
• 1 July – Brad Cranfield and Lara Welham win the fifth season of The Block with a record profit of $506,000.^[12]
• 20 July – The Nine Network has decided not to renew the studio contract with Sony Pictures after 5 years of films and television broadcasting. In 2013, the Seven Network won the licence to its broadcasts.
• 25 July – Andrew De Silva wins the sixth season of Australia's Got Talent;^[13] Andy Allen wins the second season of Masterchef Australia.
• 28 July – 13 August – Nine and Foxtel broadcast the 2012 Olympic Games with live coverage on the Nine Network, GEM and Fox Sports from early evening until the following early morning.
• 13 August – Nine Network launch the ninth season of Big Brother Australia which has returned after a 4-year absence after Network Ten axed it in July 2008, hosted by Sonia Kruger.
• 15 August – Police officers Shane Haw and Andrew Thoday win the second season of The Amazing Race Australia.^[14]
• 19 August – Callum Hann, runner-up of the second season of MasterChef Australia, wins an All-Stars edition of the cooking program.^[15]
• 21 August – The Australian Rugby League Commission announces that the Nine Network and Fox Sports have retained the broadcast rights for rugby league in Australia, with the signing of a A$1.025 billion, five-year deal.^[16]
• 15 October – Seven's Melbourne news bulletin records a total of just 192,000 viewers – making it its least-watched bulletin since Christmas Day in 2007.^[17]
• 23 October – Mike Snell wins the only series of I Will Survive.^[18]
• 7 November – Benjamin Norris wins the ninth season of Big Brother Australia. Norris, the first openly gay person to win the program, proposed to his boyfriend, also named Ben, during the show's live finale.^[19]
• 20 November – Samantha Jade wins the fourth season of The X Factor, the first female artist to win the program.^[20]
• 22 November – Seven News sports reporter Leith Mulligan is sacked after the bulletin suffers an embarrassing wipeout in the ratings, losing all 40 weeks against the rival Nine News Melbourne.^[17]
• 26 November – Ten's Breakfast has its last edition, Ron Wilson leaves Ten after 3 decades, and Matt White leaves Seven's Today Tonight after 4 years.
• 29 November – Millie Lincoln and Chard Oldfield win the fourth season of Beauty and the Geek Australia.^[21]
• 8 December – Channel [V] announces Seth Sentry as the winner of its annual viewer-voted title of [V] Oz Artist of the Year.^[22]

• 11 March – Ian Turpie (aged 68), host of The New Price Is Right from 1981 to 1986 and again in 1989.^[23][24]
• 20 March – Cliff Neville (age unknown), former 60 Minutes producer.^[25][26]
• 3 May – Edith Bliss (aged 52), reporter for Simon Townsend's Wonder World.^[27][28]
• 18 August – Alan Bateman (aged 76),^[29] television writer, producer and executive notable as the creator of Home and Away.^[30]

New channels

• 16 February – A&E^[31]
• 17 February – Fox Footy^[32]
• 26 February – FX^[33]
• 26 March – Extra (Nine Network/NBN Television)
• 1 May – WIN Gold (WIN Television, Channel Nine Adelaide, Channel Nine Perth)
• 24 September – TVSN (Free-to-air)
• 12 December – NITV (re-launched as free-to-air)

Renamed channels

• 1 March – STUDIO (replacing STVDIO)^[34]
• 4 May – Gold (replacing WIN Gold) (WIN Television, Channel Nine Adelaide, Channel Nine Perth)
• 20 August – SoHo (replacing W)^[35]
• 23 July – SF (replacing Sci-Fi)^[36]

Domestic telemovie premieres on Australian television in 2012

Telemovie	Original airdate(s)	Network	Ref
The Last Race	20 February	ABC1	[37]
The Great Mint Swindle	11 March	Nine Network	[38][39][40]
Dripping in Chocolate	7 April	UKTV	[41]
Beaconsfield	22 April	Nine Network	[42]
Mabo	10 June	ABC1	[43]
Underground: The Julian Assange Story	7 October	Network Ten	[44]
Dangerous Remedy	4 November	ABC1	[45]
Jack Irish: Bad Debts	14 November	ABC1	[46]
Jack Irish: Black Tide	21 November	ABC1	[46]

International telemovie premieres on Australian television in 2012

Program	Original airdate(s)	Network	Country of origin	Ref
Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens	11 March	Cartoon Network	Singapore United States	[47][48]
Hemingway & Gellhorn	12 September	Showcase	United States	[49]

Domestic miniseries premieres on Australian television in 2012

Miniseries	Original airdate(s)	Network	Ref
Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms	15 May	Network Ten	[50]
Howzat! Kerry Packer's War	19, 26 August	Nine Network	[51]
Devil's Dust	11, 12 November	ABC1	[52]

International miniseries premieres on Australian television in 2012

Miniseries	Original airdate(s)	Network	Country of origin	Ref
Exile	3, 10, 17 January	UKTV	United Kingdom	[53]
Hogfather	7, 15 January	ABC1	United Kingdom	[54]
World Without End	30 December	SoHo	Germany Canada	[55]

Domestic documentary premieres on Australian television in 2012

Documentary	Original airdate(s)	Network(s)	Ref
Orchids: My Intersex Adventure	29 January	ABC1	[56]
The Real Graham Kennedy	5 February	ABC1	[57]
Geoff Huegill: Be Your Best – Hunt For Gold	15 February	Bio.	[58][59]
MegaTruckers	16 February	A&E	[60][61]
The Bombing of Darwin: An Awkward Truth	19 February	The History Channel	[62]
Great Barrier Reef	11, 18, 25 March	Nine Network	[63]
2 Hours	17 March	Seven Network	[64]
Giants	24 March	Seven Network	[65]
Tony Robinson's London Games Unearthed	19 June	The History Channel	[66]
Sporting Nation	24 June	ABC1	[67]
Inside	4, 11 October	Nine Network	[68]
Muddied Waters	9 December	7Two	[69]
Who Makes the News?	10 December	ABC News 24	[70]
George Rrurrambu	TBA	ABC1	[71][72]
Great Southern Land	TBA	ABC1	[73]
Murdoch	TBA	SBS One
Possum Wars	TBA	ABC1
Redesign My Brain	TBA	ABC1
Sydney Harbour – Life on the Edge	TBA	National Geographic Channel

International documentary premieres on Australian television in 2012

Documentary	Original airdate(s)	Network(s)	Country of origin	Ref
Missions that Changed the War	3, 10, 17, 24 January	The History Channel	United States	[74]
Les Paul: Chasing Sound	6 January	STVDIO	United States	[75]
Captains of the Final Frontier	13 January	Sci Fi Channel	United States	[76]
Terror Island	17 January	SBS One	Norway	[77]
How the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin	21 January	STUDIO	United Kingdom	[78]
Secrets of Wild India	5, 12, 19 February	Nat Geo Wild	United Kingdom	[79]
Our War – 10 Years in Afghanistan	9, 16, 23 February	BBC Knowledge	United Kingdom	[80]
Jamie: Drag Queen at 16	27 February	LifeStyle You	United Kingdom	[81]
My Gorilla Life	11 March	Nat Geo Wild	Unknown	[82]
No Woman, No Cry	23 March	Discovery Home & Health	United States	[83]
Britain's Youngest Undertaker	18 April	ABC2	United Kingdom	[84]
Under Fire: Journalists in Combat	19 December	SBS One	Canada	[85]

Domestic television special premieres on Australian television in 2012

Documentary	Original airdate(s)	Network(s)	Ref
Sydney Festival 2012	7–29 January	STVDIO	[86]
Australia's Great Flood	15 January	National Geographic Channel	[87][88]
Big Day Out: 20 Years in 20 Days	17 January–5 February	Channel [V]	[89]
An Audience With The Cast of Annie	22 January	Bio.	[90]
Australia Celebrates 2012	25 January	ABC1	[91]
AAA: Summafieldayze	26 January	MTV Australia	[92]
Adam Hills: Inflatable	26 January	ABC1	[93]
Nick Cave: triple J's Tribute	26 January	ABC2	[94]
2011 AACTA Film Awards	31 January	Nine Network	[95][96]
The Australian Open of Surfing Concerts	17, 18 February	Channel [V]	[97]
G'Day Soleil	18 February	Nine Network	[98]
Movie Extra Tropfest	19 February	Movie Extra	[99][100]
Meow Meow's Little Match Girl	19 March	STUDIO	[101]
The Premier's Cut: 2011 AFL Grand Final (recall special)	23 March	Fox Footy	[102]
Puppetry of the Penis: Live at the Forum	13 April[a]	One	[103]
2012 All Star Supershow	21 April	Network Ten	[104]
Voices Reaching Out	15 July	Nine Network	[105]
2012 Melbourne Comedy Festival Supershow	5 August	Network Ten	[106]
The X Factor: One Direction to Superstardom	27 September	Seven Network	[107]
Tina Arena: Live in Melbourne	19 November	Studio	[108]
26th Annual ARIA Awards	29 November	Go!	[109]
2012 Walkley Awards	20 November	SBS One	[110]
The People Speak Australia	2 December	The History Channel	[111]
Shark Week	2–8 December	Discovery Channel	[55]
Convoy	8 December	WIN Television	[112]
Kylie 25: 25 Years in 25 Hours	8–9 December	Max	[55]
Celebrity Come Dine With Me Australia	11 December	The LifeStyle Channel	[55]
2012 Asia Pacific Screen Awards	14 December	SBS Two	[113]
The Rolling Stones: One More Shot	16 December	Main Event	[114]
Maggie Beer's Christmas Feast	18 December	ABC1	[115]
Homebake 2012	23 December	Channel [V]	[55]
2012 Carols by Candlelight	24 December	Nine Network	[116]

International television special premieres on Australian television in 2012

Documentary	Original airdate(s)	Network(s)	Country of origin	Ref
Radio 1's Big Weekend 2011	1 January	BBC Knowledge	United Kingdom	[75]
17th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards	13 January	Starpics	United States	[95][117]
Countdown to the Red Carpet: The 2012 Golden Globe Awards	16 January	E!	United States	[117]
Live From the Red Carpet: The 2012 Golden Globe Awards	16 January	E!	United States	[117]
69th Annual Golden Globe Awards	16 January	Fox8	United States	[95][117][118]
Jamie Cooks Summer	20 January	Network Ten	United Kingdom	[119]
18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards	30 January	TV1	United States	[95][117]
2012 BAFTA Awards	13 February	Starpics	United Kingdom	[120]
54th Annual Grammy Awards	13 February	Fox8	United States	[99]
Whitney Houston: Last Days of a Legend	17 February	E!	United States	[121]
Whitney Houston Memorial	19 February	E!	United States	[122]
Arizona Republican Presidential Debate	23 February	CNN	United States	[123]
2012 Independent Spirit Awards	26 February	STVDIO	United States	[99]
84th Academy Awards	27 February	Nine Network / Go! Starpics	United States	[99][124][125]
Charlie Sheen: Hollywood Black Book	12 March	Bio.	United States	[126]
Aiming for Gold	22 March	CNN	United Kingdom	[127]
Sport Relief 2012	26 March	UKTV	United Kingdom	[127][128]
One Direction: A Year in the Making	15 May	Go!	United Kingdom	[129]
2012 Billboard Music Awards	21 May	Fox8	United States	[130]
Bee Gees: In Our Own Time	25 May	ABC2	United States	[131]
2011 Royal Variety Performance	29 May	7Two	United Kingdom	[132]
66th Tony Awards	11 June	Bio.	United States	[133]
64th Primetime Emmy Awards	24 September	Fox8 Eleven	United States	[134][135]
Muppets All-Star Comedy Gala	30 September	Network Ten	Canada	[136]
2012 U.S. Presidential Election: Presidential Debate	4 October	SBS One ABC News 24	United States	[137]
46th CMA Awards	2 November	Country Music Channel	United States	[138]
The 2012 STYLE Awards	4 November	Style	United States	[139]
2012 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show	9 December	Fox8	United States	[55]
12.12.12 - The Concert for Sandy Relief	13 December	StarPics	United States	[140]

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on an Australian television network that had previously premiered on another Australian television network. The networks involved in the switch of allegiances are predominantly both free-to-air networks or both subscription television networks. Programs that have their free-to-air/subscription television premiere, after previously premiering on the opposite platform (free-to air to subscription/subscription to free-to air) are not included. In some cases, programs may still air on the original television network. This occurs predominantly with programs shared between subscription television networks.

Criteria for inclusion:

• Australian premiere episodes are airing on the new network.

Domestic television series which changed network affiliation in 2012

Program	Date	New network	Previous network	Ref
Excess Baggage	13 February	Go!	Nine Network
After the Bounce	19 February	Fox Footy	Fox Sports
On the Couch	20 February	Fox Footy	Fox Sports
Toasted TV	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten
Lab Rats Challenge	5 March	Seven Network	Nine Network
Saturday Disney	31 March	7Two	Seven Network
The Game Plan (NRL)	21 June	Network Ten (NSW and QLD only) One (VIC, SA and WA only)	One	[141]
Big Brother	13 August	Nine Network	Network Ten

International television series which changed network affiliation in 2012

Program	Date	New network	Previous network	Country of origin	Ref
Charmed	1 January	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
The Graham Norton Show	14 January	Network Ten	ABC2	United Kingdom
Modern Family	29 January	Fox8	The Comedy Channel	United States
Becker	14 February	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
NYPD Blue	15 February	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Ice Road Truckers	16 February	A&E	Fox8	United States
Dog the Bounty Hunter	16 February	A&E	Fox8	United States
Ringer	20 February	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Pokémon	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten	Japan
Beyblade: Metal Fusion	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten	Japan
Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten	Japan
SpongeBob SquarePants	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Faye Welborn	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten	Australia
Victorious	27 February	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
NYPD Blue	27 February	FX	111 Hits	United States
Las Vegas	27 February	FX	111 Hits	United States
Dark Angel	27 February	FX	Fox8	United States
Alias	27 February	FX	W	United States
Martial Law	27 February	FX	Fox8	United States
The Shield	27 February	FX	Fox8	United States
The District	27 February	FX	Sci-Fi	United States
Arrested Development	29 February	FX	The Comedy Channel	United States
iCarly	1 March	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Penn & Teller: Bulls***!	1 March	FX	Unknown	United States
Life on Mars	1 March	FX	W	United States
Hot Wheels Battle Force 5	9 March	Eleven	Network Ten	United States Canada
Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman	9 March	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Dinosaur King	11 March	Eleven	Network Ten	Japan
Gormiti	28 March	Eleven	Network Ten	Italy
Eon Kid	30 March	Eleven	Network Ten	Spain South Korea
The Wonder Years	31 March	ABC1	Network Ten	United States
The Penguins of Madagascar	9 April	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Huntik: Secrets & Seekers	9 April	Eleven	Network Ten	Italy
Chaotic	25 April	Eleven	Network Ten	United States Canada
Hero: 108	27 April	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Beyblade: Metal Masters	9 May	Eleven	Network Ten	Japan
Rules of Engagement	15 May	Eleven	Network Ten	United States
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's	17 May	Eleven	Network Ten	Japan
GoGoRiki	21 May	Eleven	Network Ten	Russia
The Simpsons	16 June	Network Ten Eleven	Eleven	United States
Futurama	16 June	Network Ten Eleven	Eleven	United States
The Glee Project	16 June 23 June (VIC)	Network Ten (Axed after 3 episodes following poor ratings) Eleven	Eleven	United States
Green Acres	2 July	GEM	Go!	United States
Bewitched	2 July	GEM	Go!	United States
I Dream Of Jeannie	3 July	GEM	Go!	United States
The Voice (season two)	9 July	Nine Network	Go! (season one)	United States	[142]
Vera	18 July	7Two	Seven Network	United Kingdom	[143]
Entertainment Tonight	6 August	Network Ten Eleven	Nine Network Go!	United States
Conan	15 August	Go!	GEM	United States	[144]
The Young and the Restless	20 August	Arena	W	United States	[145]
Family Guy	October	Seven Network 7mate	7mate	United States
American Dad!	October	Seven Network 7mate	7mate	United States
Sons of Anarchy	11 December	FX	Showcase	United States
Seinfeld	24 December	7mate	GO!	United States
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987)	2012	Eleven	Seven Network	United States

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on Australian free-to-air television that had previously premiered on Australian subscription television. Programs may still air on the original subscription television network.

International television series that premiered on Australian free-to-air television in 2012

Program	Date	Free-to-air network	Subscription network(s)	Country of origin	Ref
ThunderCats	18 February	Nine Network	Cartoon Network	United States
Regular Show	12 March	Go!	Cartoon Network	United States
Team Umizoomi	1 April	Nine Network	Nick Jr.	United States
Archer	5 June	ABC2	Fox8 FX	United States
Last Man Standing	10 June	Network Ten	Fox8	United States
Dollhouse	11 June	Eleven	Fox8	United States
The Insider	6 August	Network Ten Eleven	Arena	United States
Smash	28 August	Seven Network	W.	United States
Ben 10: Omniverse	6 October	Nine Network	Cartoon Network	United States
Alphas	7 December	Seven Network	SF	United States
Hell on Wheels	TBA	ABC2	FX	United States

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on Australian subscription television that had previously premiered on Australian free-to-air television. Programs may still air on the original free-to-air television network.

International television series that premiered on Australian free-to-air television in 2012

Program	Date	Subscription network(s)	Free-to-air network	Country of origin	Ref
Harry's Law	17 March	Universal Channel	Nine Network	United States	[146]
Bob's Burgers	14 April	The Comedy Channel	Eleven	United States
Wilfred	June	The Comedy Channel	Eleven	United States
Pokémon: Black & White	November	Cartoon Network	Network Ten Eleven	Japan
American Horror Story	TBA	FX	Eleven	United States
In the Night Garden...	TBA	CBeebies	ABC4 Kids	United Kingdom

Domestic television series endings on Australian television in 2012

Program	End date	Network(s)	Start date	Ref
Once Upon a Time in Cabramatta	22 January	SBS One	8 January
Outland	14 March	ABC1	8 February
Excess Baggage	29 March	Nine Network / Go!	30 January	[147]
Good News Week	28 April	Network Ten	11 February 2008
The Game Plan (AFL)	14 June	One	23 March 2011	[148]
Tangle	29 April	Showcase	1 October 2009	[149]
Young Talent Time	4 May	Network Ten	22 January 2012	[149]
Letters and Numbers	27 June	SBS One	2 August 2010	[150]
Mandarin News Australia	27 June	SBS Two	24 November 2010	[151]
RPA	18 July	Nine Network	1995	[152]
Tricky Business	25 July	Nine Network	14 May	[149]
The Circle	3 August	Network Ten	1 February 2010	[153]
Everybody Dance Now	19 August	Network Ten	12 August	[154][155]
The Shire	10 September	Network Ten	16 July	[156][157]
I Will Survive	23 October	Network Ten	21 August	[18][157]
Breakfast	30 November	Network Ten	23 February	[158]
Ten Morning News	30 November	Network Ten	6 August	[158]
The Price Is Right	14 December	Seven Network	7 May	[159]
Auction Room	Unknown	ABC1	15 April	[160]
The Marngrook Footy Show	Unknown	ABC2 (since 2010)	2007	[161]
The Playlist	Unknown	Showcase	Unknown	[162]

Returning domestic television series on Australian television in 2012

Program	Return date	Network	Original run	Ref
Young Talent Time	22 January	Network Ten	1971–1988	[163][164]
The Price Is Right	7 May	Seven Network	1963–2005 (intermittently)	[165]
Ten Late News	4 June	Network Ten	1991–2011	[166]
Domestic Blitz	7 July (special)	Nine Network	2008–2010	[167][168]
Big Brother	13 August	Nine Network / GO!	2001–2008	[169]
Aerobics Oz Style	3 September	Aurora	1982–2005	[170]
The Great Outdoors	23 September	Seven Network	1993–2009	[171][172]

Film Studio	Network	Digital Channels	Pay TV
20th Century Fox	Network Ten	Eleven, One	Showtime movie channels
Paramount Pictures	Network Ten	Eleven, One, GO!, ABC2	Showtime movie channels
Sony Pictures (Columbia, TriStar and Screen Gems)	Nine Network (expires late 2012)	ABC2, 7Two, 7mate GO! (expires late 2012), GEM (expires late 2012)	Showtime movie channels
Universal Pictures	Seven Network	7mate, ABC2	Showtime movie channels
Walt Disney Pictures	Seven Network	7Two, 7mate	Movie Network
Warner Bros.	Nine Network	GO!, GEM	Movie Network

Film Studio	Network	Digital Channels	Pay TV
20th Century Fox Animation	Network Ten	Eleven	Showtime movie channels
DreamWorks Animation	Seven Network / Nine Network, (Old films) Network Ten (new films)	7mate, GO! (old films)	Showtime movie channels (New Films) / Movie Network (Old Films)
Nickelodeon Movies	Network Ten	Eleven	Showtime movie channels
Pixar	Seven Network	7Two, 7mate	Movie Network, Disney Channel, Disney Junior
Sony Pictures Animation	Nine Network (expires late 2012)	GO! (expires late 2012)	Showtime movie channels
Universal Animation Studios	Seven Network	7mate	Showtime movie channels
Vanguard Animation	Nine Network	GO!	Showtime movie channels
Walt Disney Animation Studios	Seven Network	7Two, 7mate	Movie Network, Disney Channel, Disney Junior
Warner Bros. Animation	Nine Network	GO!	Movie Network, Cartoon Network

Film Studio	Network	Digital Channels	Pay TV
DreamWorks	Nine Network, Network Ten	GO!, GEM, Eleven, One	Showtime movie channels (New Films) / Movie Network (Old Films)
Fox Searchlight Pictures	Network Ten	Eleven, One	Showtime movie channels
Lions Gate	Nine Network	GO!, GEM	Showtime movie channels
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Seven Network	ABC2, 7Two, GO!, GEM, Eleven	Movie Network
Miramax Films	Seven Network, Nine Network	7Two, 7mate, GO!, GEM	Movie Network
MTV Films	Nine Network, Network Ten	7mate, GO!, Eleven	Showtime movie channels
New Line Cinemas	Nine Network	GO!, GEM	Movie Network
Regency Enterprises	Nine Network	GO!, GEM	Showtime movie channels
Summit Entertainment	Network Ten	Eleven, One	Showtime movie channels
Touchstone Pictures	Seven Network	7Two, 7mate, GO!	Movie Network
United Artists	Seven Network	7Two, ABC2, GO!, GEM	Movie Network

TV Studio	Primary Network	Digital Channels	Pay TV
20th Century Fox Animation	Network Ten	7mate Eleven	Fox8 The Comedy Channel
20th Century Fox Television	Seven Network (old programs only) Network Ten	7mate Eleven One	Fox8 111 Hits Fox Classics Arena The Comedy Channel
4Kids Entertainment	Network Ten	GO! Eleven	Cartoon Network
ABC Studios	Seven Network	7Two 7mate	Arena The Comedy Channel Fox Classics
Cartoon Network Studios	Nine Network	GO!	Cartoon Network
CBeebies originals	ABC1	ABC4 Kids(ABC programs) Extra (BBC Programs)	CBeebies(all programs) Disney Junior (abc for kids programs only)
CBS Studios International	Network Ten	Eleven One	TV1 SF 111 Hits Fox Classics
CBS Television Studios	Nine Network (Old Programs Only) Network Ten	GO! GEM Eleven One	TV1 Arena SF
Comedy Central Cartoons	SBS One	GO!	The Comedy Channel
Disney-ABC Domestic Television	Seven Network	7Two 7mate	Fox8 Arena 111 Hits Fox Classics
Disney Television Animation	Seven Network	7Two 7mate	Disney Channel
DisneyToon Studios	Seven Network	7Two 7mate	Disney Channel Disney Junior
DreamWorks Animation	Network Ten	Eleven	Fox8 The Comedy Channel Nickelodeon
DreamWorks Television	Seven Network	GO!	Fox8 The Comedy Channel SoHo
HBO	SBS One	Eleven	Showcase The Comedy Channel Arena
Lionsgate Television	Nine Network	GEM Eleven	Showcase 111 Hits Fox Classics Arena
MTV Animation	Nine Network	GO!	MTV
Nickelodeon Animation Studio	Nine Network (Nick Jr programs) Network Ten (Nick programs)	Eleven	Nickelodeon Nick Jr.
Ragdoll Productions	Seven Network Nine Network	ABC4 Kids ABC3 7Two GO! GEM	CBeebies Disney Junior Nick Jr
Saban Brands	none	GO!	Nickelodeon
Showtime	Network Ten	Eleven GEM	Showcase
Sony Pictures Television	Seven Network Nine Network	7Two 7mate GO! GEM	TV1 SF
Universal Television	Seven Network	7mate	TV1 SF
Warner Bros. Animation	Nine Network	GO!	Cartoon Network
Warner Bros. Television	Nine Network	7Two GO! GEM	Fox8 111 Hits The Comedy Channel Arena
Entertainment One Family (eOne Family)	Nine Network	ABC4 Kids	CBeebies

• ^a Puppetry of the Penis: Live at the Forum was originally scheduled to air on 6 April 2012 (Good Friday),^[103] but this was changed for unknown reasons to 13 April 2012 instead.^[173]