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This is a list of Australian television events and premieres which occurred, or are scheduled to occur, in 2010. The year 2010 will be the 55th year of continuous operation of television in Australia.

Events

• 25 January – Sunrise launches its new analogue-styled on-air package, which are used until 2016.
• 8 February – Seven News launches its new look in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, Seven News has a block mark which carries the big red 7 with the word "NEWS" written on it – these are still in use to today.
• 9 February – The Circle begins broadcasting on Network Ten. The program is joined by Denise Drysdale, Chrissie Swan, Yumi Stynes and Gorgi Coghlan broadcasts live between 10 am and 12 pm. As a result, Ten's Morning Newshour is moved to 9 am weekdays.
• 15 February – Seven News launches its new look in Melbourne and Adelaide.
• 19 February – Weekend Sunrise begins airing on Saturdays.
• 2 March – Nine's Mornings with Kerri-Anne relaunches as Kerri-Anne, then begins airing on Saturdays with highlights during the week.
• 27–30 March – Hey Dad sexual abuse scandal (the sitcom previously screened on the Seven Network) takes place on Channel Nine's A Current Affair. ACA suddenly launched its new graphics on the Monday the story happened.
• 14 April – Hey Hey It's Saturday launches on Channel Nine. It also starts 2010 without Ian "Molly" Meldrum, as he is contracted to the Seven Network and Foxtel.
• 2 May – Long-time Home and Away star Ray Meagher wins the 2010 TV Week Gold Logie.
• 2 June – Leanne Benbow becomes the third person (and the first woman ever to do so) to win the top prize of $200,000 on Deal or No Deal.
• 14 June – Paul Wolfenden becomes the third person to miss the final question on Millionaire Hot Seat.
• 15 June – Dance troupe Justice Crew win the fourth season of Australia's Got Talent.
• 24 June – The Seven Network announces they failed to complete negotiations with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for a new carriage deal for their films, and would ultimately replace it with another film studio once Seven's carriage deal with MGM had expired.
• 30 June – Analogue television broadcasts are switched off in the Mildura/Sunraysia area, becoming the first region in Australia to do so.
• 2 July – Nightline is axed by Nine Network for the second time since 2008, with presenter Kellie Connolly (now Kellie Sloane) being suspended from the network the same day.
• 16 July – After over 40 years, Nine drops its coverage of Wimbledon, citing declining ratings. Seven subsequently picks up the rights.^[1]
• 22 July – ABC News 24 launches. The same day, ABC News launches its graphics, which are still in use to today.
• 25 July – 31-year-old Adam Liaw wins the second series of MasterChef Australia, beating 20-year-old Callum Hann, with the Grand Final recorded the ratings over 3.5 million people tuning in.
• 27 August – The six-thousandth episode of Australian soap opera Neighbours premieres to 512,000 viewers.
• 29 August – The DIY section presenter from Better Homes and Gardens Rob Palmer and his partner Alana Patience win the tenth season of Dancing with the Stars.
• 25 September – The Seven Network launches its new HD digital multichannel 7mate, replacing Seven HD, the first program broadcast was the drawn 2010 AFL Grand Final, on the same timeslot 7TWO relaunches format as a 'Best-of-British'-focused multichannel targeting people over 55.
• 26 September – The Nine Network launches its new HD digital multichannel GEM after failing to soft-launch two days earlier because of technical issues. Their on-air presentation and package are used until the on air theme relaunch in late 2015.
• 28 September – 17-year-old Amanda Ware wins the sixth cycle of Australia's Next Top Model, beating 19-year-old Kelsey Martinovich after Martinovich was initially announced the wrong winner by host and supermodel Sarah Murdoch.
• 28 October – Seven announces they will have a carriage output deal with Sony Pictures for channels 7TWO & 7mate, replacing Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's carriage contract.
• 15 November – 12-year-old Queenslander, Isabella wins the first season of Junior MasterChef Australia
• 22 November – Altiyan Childs wins the second series of The X Factor.

Celebrity Deaths

Name	Age	Date of death	Occupation
Monica Maughan[2][3]	76	8 January	Actress (The Box, Prisoner, The Damnation of Harvey McHugh)
Dave Grant[4]	50	24 January	Stand-up comedian
Lynn Bayonas[5]	66	25 January	Producer and writer
John McCallum[6]	91	3 February (death recorded)	Actor and producer
Adriana Xenides[7]	54	7 June	Actress and host
Michael Meagher[8]	55	8 August	Journalist
Eric Walters[9]	73	19 August	News presenter
Victoria Longley[10]	49	29 August	Actress
Malcolm Douglas[11]	69	23 September	Presenter and Documentary Maker
Norman Hetherington[12]	89	6 December	Cartoonist, Presenter and Puppeteer
Gus Mercurio[13]	82	7 December	Actor and Boxer
James Dibble[14]	87	14 December	Newsreader and Presenter

Channels

New channels

• 2010 – STVDIO^[15][16]
• 1 May 2010 – MTV Classic (replaced VH1)
• 10 June 2010 – Ten West (Regional Western Australia)
• 22 July 2010 – ABC News 24 (replaced ABC HD)^[17]
• 25 September 2010 – 7mate (replaces Seven HD)^[18]
• 26 September 2010 – GEM (replaces Nine HD)^[19]
• 1 November 2010 – Speed (HD)
• 1 November 2010 – MTV Hits
• 1 November 2010 – MTVN Live (HD)
• 1 November 2010 – BBC Knowledge HD
• 1 November 2010 – National Geographic Wild (HD)
• 1 November 2010 – Foxtel 3D

Shutdown channels

• 1 May 2010 – VH1 (replaced by MTV Classic)
• 2010 – Ovation (replaced by STVDIO)^[15][16]
• 22 July 2010 – ABC HD (replaced by ABC News 24)
• 25 September 2010 – Seven HD (replaced by 7mate)
• 26 September 2010 – Nine HD (replaced by GEM)
• 15 December 2010 – One SD

Premieres

Domestic series

International series

Specialty programmes

Domestic

International

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
Australia's Greatest Athlete[20][21]	Seven Network	Nine Network	6 February
The Great Australian Doorstep[22]	7Two	HOW TO Channel	6 February
Blinky Bill's Around the World Adventures	ABC2	Seven Network	23 February
Eclipse Music TV	Nine Network	Seven Network	8 April
Hot Property[23]	Nine Network	Seven Network	28 July
Top Gear Australia[24]	Nine Network	SBS One	19 October

International

Program	New network(s)	Previous network(s)	Date
United States Everybody Hates Chris[25]	The Comedy Channel	Network Ten	4 January
United States ER[26]	Go!	Nine Network	7 January
United Kingdom That Mitchell and Webb Look[27]	UKTV	ABC1[28]	7 January
United Kingdom Don't Tell the Bride	LifeStyle You	The LifeStyle Channel	8 January
United States King of the Hill[29]	7Two	Seven Network	24 January
United Kingdom Gok's Fashion Fix[30]	LifeStyle You	The LifeStyle Channel	28 January
United States Flavor of Love	MTV	VH1	6 February
United Kingdom The Jonathan Ross Show[31][32]	UKTV	Seven Network[33]	10 January
United Kingdom Top Gear[24]	Nine Network	SBS One	16 February
United States Mercy[34]	7Two	Seven Network	17 February
United States The Sopranos[35]	7Two	Nine Network	24 January
United States The Sopranos[35]	7mate	7TWO	27 September
United States King of the Hill[29]	7mate	7TWO	27 September
United Kingdom Gavin & Stacey [note 1][36][37]	ABC2	Seven Network	25 February
Canada Zero Hour	Network Ten	Seven Network	1 May
United States Celebrity Fit Club	LifeStyle You[38]	VH1	18 August
United States Friends	GEM	Nine Network	26 September
Canada Mighty Ships	7mate	Seven Network	2 October 2010
United States Two and a Half Men	FOX8	Arena	October
United States The Nanny	GEM	GO!	23 October
United States Murder, She Wrote	GEM	Go!	8 November
United Kingdom The Family[39]	SBS One	Network Ten	Still to debut
United Kingdom Life Begins[39]	SBS One	Seven Network	Still to debut

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.

International

Program	Free-to-air network	Subscription network	Date
United States The Colbert Report[40][41][42]	ABC2	The Comedy Channel	5 January
United States Nightmares and Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King[43]	GO!	Movie Extra	6 January
United Kingdom Seven Ages of Rock[36][44]	ABC1	BBC Knowledge	7 January
United Kingdom Children of Earth[36]	ABC2	UK.TV and BBC HD	8 January
United Kingdom I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story[45]	Nine Network	UK.TV	17 January
United States Breaking Bad[40][46]	ABC2	showcase	22 January
United States Why Ancient Egypt Fell[47]	ABC1	Discovery Channel	26 January
Canada Durham County[48]	ABC2	showcase[49]	2 February
United Kingdom James May's Big Ideas[39][50][51]	SBS One	BBC Knowledge	5 February
United States I'm From Rolling Stone[52]	ABC2	MTV[53]	15 February
United States The Neanderthal Code[54]	ABC1	National Geographic Channel	25 February and 4 March
Canada Sanctuary[40][55]	ABC2	Sci-Fi Channel	1 March
United States Saving Grace[56]	Network Ten	showcase	2 March
Annie Leibovitz: Life Through a Lens[57][58]	ABC2	Movie Extra	2 May
Japan Pokémon DP: Galactic Battles	Network Ten	Cartoon Network	16 December
United Kingdom Benidorm[59][60]	7Two	UK.TV	Still to debut
United States Hung[61][62]	7Two	showcase	Still to debut
United States The City[63]	Go!	MTV	Still to debut

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.

Domestic

Program	Subscription network	Free-to-air network	Date
Who Do You Think You Are?[64]	BBC Knowledge	SBS One	20 January

International

Program	Subscription network	Free-to-air network	Date
United Kingdom Around the World in 80 Gardens[65]	BBC Knowledge	ABC1	5 January
United Kingdom Top Dogs: Adventures In War, Sea and Ice	BBC Knowledge	SBS One	6 January
France Casper's Scare School	Cartoon Network	ABC1	25 January
United Kingdom Moving Wallpaper[66]	UKTV	ABC2[67]	29 January
United Kingdom Echo Beach[66]	UKTV	ABC2[67]	29 January
United Kingdom Ashes to Ashes[31][68]	UKTV	ABC1[69]	10 February
United Kingdom World's Strictest Parents[70]	The LifeStyle Channel	Seven Network	16 February
United Kingdom Mistresses	UK.TV	Seven Network	25 February
United States In Plain Sight[71]	13th Street	Network Ten	12 March
United Kingdom Stanley Kubrick's Boxes[72]	Bio.	ABC2	16 March
United States Big Love[73]	showcase	SBS One	25 March
United States Eli Stone[74]	Arena	Seven Network	5 May
United States Life[75]	13th Street	Network Ten	7 May
United Kingdom George Gently[76]	UKTV	ABC1	16 May
United States Dirty Sexy Money[77]	Universal Channel	Seven Network	6 July
United States Keeping Up with the Kardashians[78]	E!	Network Ten	10 August
United Kingdom Lilies[65]	BBC Knowledge	ABC1	Still to debut

Ending this year

Program	Date	Channel	Debut
9am with David & Kim[79][80]	29 January	Network Ten	30 January 2006
Maggie With...[81]	January	Bio.	2001
Wilfred[82]	26 March	SBS One	19 March 2007
The Shak[83]	20 April 2010	Nine Network	27 March 2006

Returning this year

Program	Network	Debut date	Return date
Hey Hey It's Saturday	Nine Network	9 October 1971	14 April

Notes

1. Gavin & Stacey was premiered by Seven in early 2009, From Series 2 onward UKTV had first-run rights, with ABC2 having rerun rights from 2010

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