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This is a list of Australian television events and premieres which occurred in 2011. This year will be the 56th year of continuous operation of television in Australia.

Events

11 January – Ten Network Holdings and CBS Studios International launch digital multi-channel Eleven, which replaces the standard definition simulcast of One HD.^[1] Network Ten also permanently shifts its long-running soap opera Neighbours to the new channel after having aired the series for 24 years. The first episode on Eleven was its highest-rated program of the night, recording 254,000 metropolitan viewers.^[2]
13 January – The Australian Government lifts restrictions on the anti-siphoning rule to allow the Seven Network to air parts of the Australian Open on its digital multichannel 7Two while Seven News airs on the primary channel.^[3] This practice has continued in subsequent years.
16 January – Prime Television and GWN Television rebrand as Prime7 and GWN7 respectively, reaffirming their alignment with the Seven Network. The "Prime" on-screen watermark is also removed for Seven Network digital multichannels 7Two and 7mate.
24 January – The launch of 6PM with George Negus and Ten Evening News marks Network Ten's return to the regular broadcasting of news and current affairs programs in the 6:00–7:00 pm timeslot for the first time in 20 years. The new line-up is in direct competition with news and current affairs offerings on both the Seven and Nine networks.^[4]
4 April – Seven picks up the rights to televise Wimbledon, and in doing so, promises viewers live coverage of most matches including the men's and women's singles semi-finals, and championship matches.^[5]
27 April – Two days before it was due to air, ABC Television is forced to cancel their planned coverage of the Wedding of Prince William of Wales and Kate Middleton, which was to be a "satirical commentary" by The Chaser, due to restrictions imposed by Clarence House.^[6] Set to air on ABC2, The Chaser’s Royal Wedding Commentary, was instead replaced by a simulcast of BBC's coverage and commentary of the wedding.^[6]
28 April – The Australian Football League (AFL) television broadcast rights for the 2012 to 2016 seasons is awarded to the Seven Network and Foxtel in a record $1.253 billion deal (including mobile and internet coverage awarded to Telstra).^[7]^[8] The Seven Network will broadcast four games each round, three of them live, as well as all finals live.^[7]^[8] For the first time, Foxtel will broadcast all nine matches each round, as well as all finals except the Grand Final, live, simulcasting the Seven Network's coverage of its four games.^[7]^[8] Foxtel will also relaunch a dedicated AFL channel after its previous attempt, the Fox Footy Channel, ceased broadcasting in 2006.^[7]^[8]
2 May – Emma Duncan wins the sixth season of The Biggest Loser.
8 May – Network Ten shifts the focus of its high-definition digital multichannel One from purely sports coverage and programming, to a mix of general entertainment and sports, specifically targeting audiences in the male 24-to-54-year-old demographic.^[9]
10 July – TV chef Manu Feildel, alongside professional dance partner Alana Patience, win the eleventh season of Dancing with the Stars.
28 July – 7TWO, 7mate, GEM, GO!, ONE & ELEVEN expand to Western Australia.
1 August – Surfers and best friends Tyler Atkins and Nathan Jolliffe win the first season of The Amazing Race Australia.
2 August – Jack Vidgen wins the fifth season of Australia's Got Talent.
7 August – Kate Bracks wins the third season of MasterChef Australia.
20 and 21 August – The Nine Network's most-watched Queensland news bulletin conducts two crosses to journalists in a helicopter claiming to be "near Beerwah, Queensland", where the remains of murdered schoolboy Daniel Morcombe had been found earlier that month. However, the crosses are revealed to be fake when, on the second night, rival station Channel Seven filmed footage of the Nine helicopter sitting on the helipad outside their studios at Mount Coot-tha at the time of the broadcast. Two journalists, Melissa Mallet and Cameron Price, as well as news producer Aaron Wakeley, are all sacked by the Nine Network following the incident, while Lee Anderson resigned in protest over the sackings.^[10]
21 August – Polly Porter and Warwick "Waz" Jones win the fourth season of The Block.
7 September – Robert Davidov wins the first series of Top Design Australia.
9 September – Nine Network confirmed that they were bringing back Big Brother Australia in 2012.
9 September – The eleventh season of the popular British children's television series Thomas & Friends finally airs on ABC2 at 1:05pm starting with Hide and Peep.
12 September – Dylan Cooper wins the third season of Project Runway Australia.
30 September – Ten Late News and Sports Tonight withdrawn their Broadcasts for the very last time.
12 October – Michael Lynch wins the first series of The Renovators.
25 October Montana Cox wins the seventh season of Australia's Next Top Model.
11 November – 7TWO, 7mate, GEM, GO!, ONE & ELEVEN expand to South Eastern South Australia.
21 November – Comedian Julia Morris wins the first season of The Celebrity Apprentice Australia.
22 November – Reece Mastin wins the third series of The X Factor.
23 November – Greta Yaxley wins the second season of Junior MasterChef Australia.
24 November – Sarah Lawther and Lachlan Cosgrove win the third season of Beauty and the Geek Australia.
27 November – The Seven Network wins its 40th (out of a possible 40) week of ratings for the 2011 calendar year, and becomes the first Australian television network to achieve a clean sweep of a ratings calendar year.^[11]

Celebrity Deaths

8 January – Geoff Raymond (aged 89), news presenter.^[12]
21 May – Bill Hunter (aged 71), actor^[13]
June 11, James Elliot (aged 82) Scottish-born Australian actor, best known as Alf Sutcliffe Number 96^[14]

Channels

New channels

11 January – Eleven
29 May – Disney Junior
28 July - 7TWO, GO!, GEM, ONE, ELEVEN & 7mate (Albany/Bunbury)
11 November - February 2012 - 7TWO, GO!, GEM, ONE, ELEVEN & 7mate (Mount Gambier/Riverland)

Renamed channels

16 January – Prime7 (replacing Prime)
16 January – GWN7 (replacing GWN)
1 May – ABC4 Kids (replacing ABC For Kids on 2, but shared with ABC2)
8 May – One (replacing One HD)

Premieres

Domestic series

International series

Telemovies

Domestic telemovie premieres on Australian television in 2012
Telemovie	Original airdate(s)	Network	Ref
Underbelly Files: Tell Them Lucifer was Here	2011-02-07 !7 February	Nine Network	^[15]
Underbelly Files: Infiltration	2011-02-14 !14 February	Nine Network	^[15]
Underbelly Files: The Man Who Got Away	2011-02-21 !21 February	Nine Network	^[15]
Blood Brothers	2011-05-08 !8 May	Nine Network	^[16]

Miniseries

Domestic

Program	Channel	Debut date	Reference/s
Cloudstreet Cloudstreet	Showcase	2011-05-22 !22 May	^[17]^[18]

International

Program	Channel	Debut date	Reference/s
Collision Collision	ABC1	2011-01-07 !7 January	^[19]
Murderland Murderland	ABC1	2011-01-28 !28 January	^[20]
Kennedys, The The Kennedys	ABC1	2011-05-22 !22 May	^[21]

Documentaries

Domestic

Program	Channel	Debut date	Reference/s
Living the End Living the End	SBS One	2011-01-25 !25 January	^[22]
Irish in Australia, The The Irish in Australia	The History Channel	2011-03-17 !17 March	^[23]
Secret History of Eurovision, The The Secret History of Eurovision	SBS One	2011-05-06 !6 and 13 May	^[24]

International

Program	Channel	Debut date	Reference/s
Despicable Me TV Show Despicable Me TV Show	Seven Network	2011-02-19 !19 February	^[25]
Madagascar Madagascar	Nine Network	2011-05-04 !4 May	^[26]
Madagascar Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice	Nine Network	2011-06-09 !9 and 16 June	^[27]
Shadow of the Moon, The The Shadow of the Moon	SBS One	TBA	^[28]
Teenage Paparazzo Teenage Paparazzo	ABC2	2011-10-23 !23 October	^[29]

Programming changes

Changes to network affiliation

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.

Domestic

Program	New network	Previous network	Date
Neighbours Neighbours	Eleven	Network Ten	2011-01-11 !11 January
Animation Fixation Animation Fixation	Eleven	Network Ten	2011-01-12 !12 January
The Chaser's War on Everything The Chaser's War on Everything	7mate	ABC1	2011-08-28 !28 August

International

Program	New network	Previous network	Date
Diagnosis Murder Diagnosis: Murder	Eleven	Nine Network	11 January
JAG JAG	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
MacGyver MacGyver	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
Cheers Cheers	Eleven	Nine Network	11 January
Roseanne Roseanne	Eleven	Seven Network	11 January
MASH MASH	Eleven	Seven Network	11 January
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch Sabrina, the Teenage Witch	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
Happy Days Happy Days	Eleven	Nine Network	11 January
Mork and Mindy Mork and Mindy	Eleven	Nine Network	11 January
The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch	Eleven	Nine Network	11 January
Family Ties Family Ties	Eleven	Nine Network	11 January
Everybody Loves Raymond Everybody Loves Raymond	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
The Simpsons The Simpsons	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
Futurama Futurama	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
The Office The Office	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
Nurse Jackie Nurse Jackie	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
Californication Californication	Eleven	Network Ten	11 January
The Love Boat The Love Boat	Eleven	Nine Network	12 January
Touched by an Angel Touched by an Angel	Eleven	Nine Network	12 January
7th Heaven 7th Heaven	Eleven	Network Ten	12 January
The Cleveland Show The Cleveland Show	Eleven	Network Ten	12 January
King of the Hill King of the Hill	Eleven	7TWO	12 January
Stargate Universe Stargate Universe	Eleven	Network Ten	13 January
90210 90210	Eleven	Network Ten	14 January
So You Think You Can Dance So You Think You Can Dance	Eleven	Network Ten	14 January
Get Smart Get Smart Axed after 3 episodes	Eleven	GO!	15 January
Hogan's Heroes Hogan's Heroes Axed after 2 episodes	Eleven	GO!	15 January
Smallville Smallville	Eleven	Network Ten	16 January
Angel Angel	Eleven	Network Ten	16 January
Supernatural Supernatural	Eleven	Network Ten	17 January
Dexter Dexter	Eleven	Network Ten	17 January
Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: The Next Generation	Eleven	GO!	20 January
The Golden Girls The Golden Girls	GEM	Seven Network	3 February
MegaStructures MegaStructures	7mate	Ten HD (now defunct)	3 February
Malcolm in the Middle Malcolm in the Middle	Eleven	Network Ten	4 February
Sex and the City Sex and the City	Eleven	Network Ten	4 February
Frasier Frasier	Eleven	GO!	5 February
The Nanny The Nanny	GO! (second run)	GEM	2011-03-28 !28 March
Spin City Spin City	GO!	Nine Network	2011-05-02 !2 May
24 24	One	Seven Network	2011-07-11 !11 July
The King Of Queens The King Of Queens	Eleven	GO!	2011-07-17 !17 July
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Buffy the Vampire Slayer	Eleven	Network Ten	2011-08-13 !13 August
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! / I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!	GO!	Nine Network	2011-11-23 !23 November
Mad About You Mad About You	7Two	Network Ten	2011-11-27 !28 November
Who's The Boss? Who's The Boss?	7Two	Nine Network	2011-11-27 !28 November
Step By Step Step By Step	7Two	Nine Network	2011-12-04 !4 December
Get Smart Get Smart	One	Eleven	2011-12-19 !19 December

Free-to-air premieres

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.

Program	Free-to-air network	Subscription network	Date	Reference/s
The Gadget Show The Gadget Show	Network Ten	LifeStyle	2011-01-15 !15 January	^[30]
Jersey Shore Jersey Shore	7mate	MTV	2011-05-11 !11 May	^[31]
Sons of Anarchy Sons of Anarchy	One	Showcase	2011-05-11 !11 May	^[32]
Penguins of Madagascar, The The Penguins of Madagascar	Network Ten	Nickelodeon	2011-05-13 !13 May	^[33]
Power Rangers Samurai Power Rangers Samurai	GO!	Nickelodeon	2011-07-17 !17 July
Teen Mom Teen Mom	GO!	MTV	2011-10-02 !2 October
Jeopardy! Jeopardy!	One	W	2011-10-24 !24 October
Britain's Next Top Model Britain's Next Top Model	Eleven	Fox8	2011-10-31 !31 October
Beyblade: Medal Masters Beyblade: Medal Masters	Network Ten	Cartoon Network	2011-11-08 !8 November
The Glades The Glades	Network Ten	W	2011-11-28 !28 November
Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge	Network Ten	Cartoon Network	2011-12-14 !14 December

Subscription premieres

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.

Program	Subscription network	Free-to-air network	Date
Cleveland Show, The The Cleveland Show	Fox8	Network Ten / Eleven	2011-03-13 !13 March
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl: Sinnoh League Victors	Cartoon Network	Network Ten	2011-09-10 !10 September
In the Night Garden In the Night Garden	CBeebies	ABC4 Kids	November
Merlin Merlin	UKTV	Network Ten	2011-12-26 !26 December
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!	KidsCo	Nine Network / ABC Kids Channel (now defunct)	December

Ended this year

Program	End date	Network	Debut date	Reference/s
Puzzle Play	2011-01-28 !28 January	Network Ten	2006-12-21 !21 December 2006
Ben Elton Live From Planet Earth Ben Elton Live From Planet Earth	2011-02-22 !22 February	Nine Network	2011-02-08 !8 February 2011	^[34]
The 7.30 Report	2011-03-04 !4 March	ABC1	1986-01-28 !28 January 1986
Stateline	2011-03-04 !4 March	ABC1	1996-02-16 !16 February 1996
City Homicide	2011-03-30 !30 March	Seven Network	2007-08-27 !27 August 2007	^[35]^[36]
Conviction Kitchen	2011-03-12 !12 April	Seven Network	2011-02-22 !22 February 2011	^[36]
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh	2011-05-29 !29 May	Playhouse Disney	1990-01-20 !20 January 1990 (On Seven Network)
East West 101	2011-06-01 !1 June	SBS One	2007-12-06 !6 December 2007	^[37]^[38]
Between the Lines Between the Lines	2011-06-02 !2 June^{[note 1]}	Nine Network	2011-05-12 !12 May 2011	^[39]^[40]
In Their Footsteps	2011-07-10 !10 July	Nine Network	2011-04-08 !8 May 2011
Angry Boys	2011-07-27 !27 July	ABC1	2011-05-11 !11 May 2011
Video Hits Video Hits	2011-08-06 !6 August	Network Ten	1987-02-15 !15 February 1987	^[41]^[42]
Rescue: Special Ops	2011-09-05 !5 September	Nine Network	2009-08-02 !2 August 2009	^[43]^[44]
Top Design Australia	2011-09-07 !7 September	Nine Network	2011-07-13 !13 July 2011	^[36]^[45]
Top Gear Australia Top Gear Australia	2011-09-13 !13 September	Nine Network	2008-10-29 !29 September 2008 (on SBS)	^[46]^[47]
Collectors	2011-09-23 !23 September	ABC1	2005-03-24 !24 March 2005
Sports Tonight Sports Tonight	2011-09-30 !30 September	Network Ten / One	1993-08-30 !30 August 1993	^[48]
Ten Late News Ten Late News	2011-09-30 !30 September	Network Ten	1991-01-21 !21 January 1991	^[48]
Spit It Out	2011-10-03 !3 October	Seven Network	2010-10-04 !4 October 2010
6.30 with George Negus 6.30 with George Negus (previously 6pm With George Negus)	2011-10-28 !28 October	Network Ten	2011-01-24 !24 January 2011	^[49]
Wild Boys	2011-11-20 !20 November	Seven Network	2011-09-04 !4 September 2011	^[50]^[51]
Spicks and Specks Spicks and Specks	2011-11-23 !23 November	ABC1	2005-02-09 !9 February 2005	^[52]
Kerri-Anne Kerri-Anne (previously Mornings With Kerri-Anne)	2011-11-25 !25 November	Nine Network	2002-10-28 !28 October 2002	^[53]
RPM	2011-11-16 !16 November	One	2011-03-22 !22 March (second run)	^[54]^[55]
Hi-5	2011-12-16 !16 December	Nine Network	1999-04-05 !5 April 1999

Returning this year

Program	New Network	Previous network	Debut date	End date	Return date
Good Chef Bad Chef	Network Ten	Seven Network	2006	2007	2011-01-03 !3 January
This Is Your Life	Same	Nine Network	1995	2008	2011-02-28 !28 February
RPM	One	Network Ten	1997	2008	2011-03-22 !22 March
It's a Knockout	Same	Network Ten	April 1985	September 1987	2011-11-27 !27 November

Notes

↑ Originally, the fourth episode of Between the Lines was due to be the final episode broadcast on 2 June 2011;^[39]^[40] the Nine Network then decided to air the sole remaining episode produced the following week on 9 June 2011,^[40] however, they reversed this decision screening the first part of Polar Bear: Spy on the Ice.^[27] The final episode is therefore yet to air.

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