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ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Index 1 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Index Index Program Guide .............................................................................................................................................................. 3 Sunday, 28 March 2021 ........................................................................................................................................ 3 Monday, 29 March 2021 ....................................................................................................................................... 9 Tuesday, 30 March 2021 ..................................................................................................................................... 12 Wednesday, 31 March 2021 ............................................................................................................................... 15 Thursday, 1 April 2021 ........................................................................................................................................ 18 Friday, 2 April 2021 ............................................................................................................................................. 21 Saturday, 3 April 2021 ......................................................................................................................................... 23 2 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Sunday 28 March 2021 Program Guide Sunday, 28 March 2021 6:00am rage (CC,PG) Keep the party vibe going with wall-to-wall music videos, from new releases to classics and the long-forgotten. 7:00am Weekend Breakfast (CC) Ease into your Sunday with an intelligent and engaging mix of news, updated information, in-depth analysis, interviews, politics and weather. Presented by Johanna Nicholson and Fauziah Ibrahim plus sport with Jared Coote. 9:00am Insiders (CC) David Speers and a panel of respected political commentators look back on the events of the past sitting week in parliament including what we learnt from Senate Estimates. Plus what we can expect in May's Federal Budget. 10:00am Offsiders (CC) The footy season is in full swing with AFL, NRL, Super Rugby, A-League and the final day of the W-League season before the finals begin. Kelli Underwood and the panel dissect the big sporting issues both on and off the field. 10:30am The World This Week (CC,Repeat) Beverley O'Connor presents the week's best international stories from an Australian perspective, as seen by ABC News reporters posted in Europe, North America, the Middle East, North Asia, South Asia and the Pacific. 11:00am Compass: Why Did She Have to Tell the World? (CC,Repeat,PG,Adult Themes) The first lesbian couple to come out on national television almost fifty years ago are still together. Today Francesca Curtis and Phyllis Papps open up about love, loss and political change. 11:30am Songs of Praise: Christian Holidays (CC,Repeat,G) Josie d'Arby visits Lee Abbey retreat centre in Devon to learn why Christians take their holidays there and why it attracts people from all over the world. 3 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Sunday 28 March 2021 12:00pm ABC News at Noon (CC) Miriam Corowa presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, expert analysis and all the updated news, sport, weather and information you need. 12:30pm Landline (CC) In 2021 Landline turns 30, celebrating three decades telling the stories of farmers, businesses and communities from Australia's rural and regional heartland. Hosted by award-winning journalist Pip Courtney. 1:30pm Gardening Australia (CC,AD,Repeat,G) Jerry Coleby-Williams suggests unusual indoor plants, Costa Georgiadis visits a nursery helping migrants, Clarence Slockee meets a family who started gardening in lockdown and Jane Edmanson gets a taste for edible flowers. 2:35pm Australia Remastered: Orca (CC,AD,Repeat,G) Orcas are notorious for being merciless ocean killers, but as Aaron Pedersen explains, this is mostly a misunderstanding of what is one of Earth's most intelligent mammals, who live together in complex family groups. 3:30pm The Mix: Gonzo Edition (CC,Repeat) Final The final episode celebrates our reporters' most committed moments... featuring on-air tattoos, covert aquatic infiltration, and humiliation in the name of art. (Final) 4:00pm Football: W-League: Round 14 - Melbourne Victory v Perth Glory (CC) In the final round of a closely-contested and entertaining season of W-League football, Melbourne Victory take on Perth Glory. 6:00pm TBA 6:30pm Compass: Inside the Bruderhof (CC,Repeat,PG) In a small village in the UK, a community has turned its back on the modern world to live a life free of money, crime and homelessness. But one young resident is questioning her future. 4 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Sunday 28 March 2021 7:00pm ABC News Sunday (CC) 7:40pm Grand Designs New Zealand: Medieval Castle (CC,AD,G) A boyhood dream sets Neil Lawrence on a quest to build a Medieval castle for his family. Creating a 50-metre long castle wall is just the first of many uphill battles the Lawrences face as they tackle this gargantuan task. 8:30pm Harrow: Alea Iacta Est (CC,AD,M,Adult Themes, Violence) *Brand New* After two men die in a duel, Harrow uncovers a web of Machiavellian intrigue within a suburban historical society. Meanwhile, the return of Tanya forces Harrow to reassess the last twenty years of his life. 9:20pm Silent Witness: Hope - Part One (CC,AD,M,Adult Themes, Violence) Teenagers messing around in a stolen car collide with a concrete pillar in a multistorey car park. The joyriders escape, but within the smashed concrete, the unmistakable form of a skull is revealed. 10:25pm Patrick Melrose: Mother's Milk (CC,AD,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Coarse Language) Patrick spirals back into his destructive behaviour. With his mother afflicted by a series of strokes, their family home under threat and Patrick's past haunting him, the Melrose family return to London to face the future. 11:20pm Line Of Duty (CC,AD,Repeat,M,Adult Themes, Violence)Final While Nick Huntley faces lengthy questioning over his role in Tim Ifield's murder, AC-12 remain convinced of Roz's involvement. (Final) 12:20am Wentworth: Plan Bea (CC,Repeat,MA,Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Violence) Exploiting her knowledge of Bea's relationship with Allie, Ferguson engineers a plan to drug and murder Bea. 1:10am Sando: Prodigal Mum (CC,Repeat,M,Drug References, Sexual References) Sando reveals she slept with her daughter's fiance Kevin and is excommunicated from the family. 10 years on she must weasel her way back into the family in an attempt to win back her beloved company. 5 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Sunday 28 March 2021 1:35am rage (MA,Rage Warning - Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Drug Use, Horror, Nudity, Sex References, Violence) Australia's longest running music TV show, rage is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres and eras. We curate the best clips of all time to surprise and entertain you for hours. 4:10am Wentworth: Plan Bea (CC,Repeat,MA,Adult Themes, Coarse Language, Violence) Exploiting her knowledge of Bea's relationship with Allie, Ferguson engineers a plan to drug and murder Bea. 5:00am Insiders (CC,Repeat) David Speers and a panel of respected political commentators look back on the events of the past sitting week in parliament including what we learnt from Senate Estimates. Plus what we can expect in May's Federal Budget. 6 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Sunday 28 March 2021 Other States: Queensland 3:00pm Football: W-League: Round 14 - Melbourne Victory v Perth Glory (CC) In the final round of a closely-contested and entertaining season of W-League football, Melbourne Victory take on Perth Glory. 5:05pm Australia Remastered: Orca (CC,AD,Repeat,G) Orcas are notorious for being merciless ocean killers, but as Aaron Pedersen explains, this is mostly a misunderstanding of what is one of Earth's most intelligent mammals, who live together in complex family groups. Northern Territory 2:30pm Football: W-League: Round 14 - Melbourne Victory v Perth Glory (CC) In the final round of a closely-contested and entertaining season of W-League football, Melbourne Victory take on Perth Glory. 4:35pm Australia Remastered: Orca (CC,AD,Repeat,G) Orcas are notorious for being merciless ocean killers, but as Aaron Pedersen explains, this is mostly a misunderstanding of what is one of Earth's most intelligent mammals, who live together in complex family groups. 5:30pm The Mix: Gonzo Edition (CC,Repeat) The final episode celebrates our reporters' most committed moments... featuring on-air tattoos, covert aquatic infiltration, and humiliation in the name of art. (Final) South Australia 3:30pm Football: W-League: Round 14 - Melbourne Victory v Perth Glory (CC) In the final round of a closely-contested and entertaining season of W-League football, Melbourne Victory take on Perth Glory. 5:30pm The Mix: Gonzo Edition (CC,Repeat) The final episode celebrates our reporters' most committed moments... featuring on-air tattoos, covert aquatic infiltration, and humiliation in the name of art. (Final) 7 | P a g e ABC TV Program Guide: Week 14 Sunday 28 March 2021 Western Australia 12:30pm The Mix: Gonzo Edition (CC,Repeat) The final episode celebrates our reporters' most committed moments... featuring on-air tattoos, covert aquatic infiltration, and humiliation in the name of art. (Final) 1:00pm Football:
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