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ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Index 1 | P a g e ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Index Index Program Guide ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 Sunday, 21 June 2020 ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Monday, 22 June 2020 .................................................................................................................................. 10 Tuesday, 23 June 2020 .................................................................................................................................. 14 Wednesday, 24 June 2020 ............................................................................................................................. 18 Thursday, 25 June 2020 ................................................................................................................................. 22 Friday, 26 June 2020...................................................................................................................................... 26 Saturday, 27 June 2020 ................................................................................................................................. 30 2 | P a g e ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Sunday, 21 June 2020 Program Guide Sunday, 21 June 2020 6:00am ABC News Update The top stories from ABC News, updating you on the latest headlines and the overnight news from across Australia and around the world. 6:02am Landline (CC,Repeat) Pip Courtney and Landline reporters around the country bring you up to date with the issues affecting rural and regional Australia. From farming, agriculture, food, economics, innovation, climate, infrastructure and more. 6:30am One Plus One: Marianne Jauncey (CC,Repeat,This program contains content that may concern some viewers.) Marianne Jauncey is a public health doctor who's worked with marginalised people throughout her career. For the past 11 years she's been director of Sydney's medically supervised injecting centre. She joins Kathryn Robinson. 7:00am Weekend Breakfast (CC) Johanna Nicholson and Fauziah Ibrahim bring you the latest news, politics, finance, sport and weather. We speak to experts and bring you updated information on the road to recovery as we emerge from the Coronavirus pandemic. 9:00am Insiders (CC) As Australia continues along the road to recovery, David Speers brings you agenda- setting interviews. Plus our panel of commentators unpack the big stories after another busy week in Canberra when parliament was sitting. 10:00am Weekend Breakfast (CC) Johanna Nicholson and Fauziah Ibrahim bring you the latest news, politics, finance, sport and weather. We speak to experts and bring you updated information on the road to recovery as we emerge from the Coronavirus pandemic. 3 | P a g e ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Sunday, 21 June 2020 11:00am ABC News (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. 11:30am Offsiders (CC,Repeat) Life is starting to return to some normality for sports fans with NRL and AFL in action and sports around the world starting to resume after the pandemic. Kelli Underwood joins a panel of commentators to reflect on the week. 12:00pm ABC News (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 Close Of Business (Repeat) It's the health emergency that has brought on an economic crisis. The Coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we live, work, shop and socialise. Rachel Pupazzoni presents the best stories from the week on The Business. 1:00pm ABC News 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. 1:30pm The Mix (CC,Repeat) Art in the age of Corona. With festivals, shows, venues and events cancelled due to the Coronavirus shutdown, The Mix continues to bring you interesting conversations with Australia's artists, performers and content makers. 2:00pm ABC News (CC) Everything you need to know about the unfolding and fast moving COVID-19 situation including the healthcare emergency, economic crisis and the impact on jobs, schools, aged care, plus social dislocation, travel bans and more. 4 | P a g e ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Sunday, 21 June 2020 2:30pm Back Roads: Nullarbor (Part 2) Turning Back Time (CC,Repeat,G) Heather Ewart resumes her Nullarbor Plain odyssey, this time from the South Australian border travelling west across Western Australia. It is a very special tale of time travel, outer space and underground secrets. 3:00pm ABC News 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. 3:30pm Offsiders (CC,Repeat) Life is starting to return to some normality for sports fans with NRL and AFL in action and sports around the world starting to resume after the pandemic. Kelli Underwood joins a panel of commentators to reflect on the week. 4:00pm ABC News Update The headlines from ABC News, updating you on the day's top stories from across Australia and around the world. 4:02pm Landline (CC,Repeat) Pip Courtney hosts Australia's pre-eminent regional and rural television program covering farming, weather, food, innovation, mining, fisheries, agribusiness, commodity prices and other issues affecting regional communities. 5:00pm ABC News As Coronavirus continues to impact many parts of daily life, peace of mind comes from knowing the facts. ABC News covers the pandemic day by day hour by hour with the experts bringing you the latest advice and information. 5:30pm Foreign Correspondent (CC,Repeat) The show that takes the road less travelled, to the ends of the Earth, in search of the story. Open a window to the world as the ABC's network of foreign correspondents uncover stories and meet people you won't see elsewhere. 6:00pm ABC News Weekend Live across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis, context and original investigations from ABC reporters around the world. 5 | P a g e ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Sunday, 21 June 2020 6:30pm The Breakfast Couch (CC,Repeat) Join Michael Rowland, Lisa Millar and the team for some of the best conversations as we hear from some of the most informed and entertaining guests who have appeared on News Breakfast. 7:00pm ABC News Weekend (CC) Live across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis, context and original investigations from ABC reporters around the world. 8:00pm ABC News Update The headlines from ABC News, updating you on the day's top stories from across Australia and around the world. 8:02pm Insiders (CC,Repeat) As Australia continues along the road to recovery, David Speers brings you agenda- setting interviews. Plus our panel of commentators unpack the big stories after another busy week in Canberra when parliament was sitting. 9:00pm ABC News Weekend Coronavirus impacts on every part of our daily lives. From social distancing to self isolation, Australia is staying home as the community acts to slow the spread. ABC News brings you the latest news, information and advice. 9:30pm Back Roads: Nullarbor (Part 2) Turning Back Time (CC,Repeat,G) Heather Ewart resumes her Nullarbor Plain odyssey, this time from the South Australian border travelling west across Western Australia. It is a very special tale of time travel, outer space and underground secrets. 10:00pm ABC News Live across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today’s top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis, context and original investigations from ABC reporters around the world. 6 | P a g e ABC NEWS Program Guide: Week 26 Sunday, 21 June 2020 10:30pm Australian Story: Making His Mark (CC,Repeat,Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images of people who have died) When Marlion Pickett took to the field in the 2019 AFL Grand Final, it set the scene for one of the most heart-warming moments in sporting history. Follow the father of four’s journey from three years in jail to AFL debut. 11:00pm ABC Nightly News (CC) Everything you need to know about the unfolding and fast moving COVID-19 situation including the healthcare emergency, economic crisis and the impact on jobs, schools, aged care, plus social dislocation, travel bans and more. 11:30pm The Mix (CC,Repeat) Art in the age of Corona. With festivals, shows, venues and events cancelled due to the Coronavirus shutdown, The Mix continues to bring you interesting conversations with Australia’s artists, performers and content makers. 12:00am ABC News The latest from ABC News, following today’s top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis, context and original investigations from ABC reporters around the
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