6:30 am

Franklin [G, Repeat]

Franklin is a young turtle who, along with his animal friends, learns how he fits in the world and how the world fits him. Like most children, Franklin learns by making mistakes. Based on the books by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark

 6:55 am

Hilltop Hospital [G]

There's never a dull moment at Hilltop, where the staff deal with both the hilarious and the heart-rendering. When the doctors, nurses and patients are all animals, the late night casualty department can seem like a zoo.

 7:05 am

Construction Site [G, Repeat]

Digs and his team of trucks stand on their own four wheels to build, lay pipes, lift, haul, dig and laugh and play. It is not just tunnels, bridges and houses they are building - they are building friendships too.

 7:15 am

Eddy And The Bear [G, Repeat]

The story of a little boy's first ever friendship, with a ten foot tall, talking bear, it follows their daily adventures in and around the beautiful woods near Eddy's home, as well as the weird and wonderful world of their imaginations.

 7:25 am

Simon In The Land Of Chalk Drawings [G, Repeat]

The adventures of a 6 yr old boy with a vivid imagination and a very exciting talent: everything he draws comes to life! He climbs a ladder, and jumps over the fence into a colourful world of his own creation.

 7:30 am

Albert The 5th Musketeer [G, Repeat, ]

Standing at just three foot six, Albert de Parmagnan takes his rightful place in history as the real force behind the musketeers.

 7:55 am

Old Tom [G, Repeat]

The adventures of the prim and proper Angela Throgmorton, and her mischievous, good-natured, but slothful cat, Old Tom. Angela is obsessive about good manners but Old Tom is a practical joker that disrupts Angela's harmony and order.

 8:10 am

The Baskervilles [G, Repeat]

At the theme park called Underworld, The Boss, believes he is the devil. What he needs is a challenge and the fanatically average Baskervilles, the nicest family in the world, provide him with one. If he can turn them bad, he'll be happy

 8:35 am

Basil Brush [G, ]

Basil inherits his very own title when his aristocratic uncle dies. Dave's the first to see the financial advantages to Basil's new social standing: their flat is now technically a stately home which should bring in the paying public.

 9:00 am

Insiders []

Barrie Cassidy gets behind the power plays, takes the spin out of politics and puts law-makers on the spot. Visit web site...

 9:45 am

Inside Business []

Alan Kohler with analysis and comment on the events and issues driving investors, entrepreneurs and big business. Visit web site...

 10:15 am

7 Days []

A digest of the week's international news and features. Showcasing the ABC's global network of foreign correspondents. Presented by Felicity Davey.

 10:35 am

Asia Pacific Focus []

Takes an in-depth look each week at a current issue shaping our region. Presented by Michael Maher.

 11:00 am

Songs Of Praise: Praise In The Park (Burghley House)

Pam Rhodes joins 5000 people for a picnic in the park at Burghley House in Lincolnshire. They team up with the Performing Arts Symphony Orchestra for an afternoon of hymns and songs and a look at the house.

 11:35 am

Judaism: A Quest For Meaning [G]

Surveys the contemporary Jewish religious situation and explores its meaning in the modern world. The series talks with American and Israeli rabbis, plus Jewish academics who show how regular rituals can influence daily action and life.

 12:00 pm

Landline []

The Sydney Rock Oyster is preparing to take on the world, Sean Murphy reports. Pip Courtney looks at a new venture aimed at getting rural Aussie inventions and clever ideas the financial backing they need to get off the ground. Visit web site...

 1:00 pm

Gardening Australia [G, Repeat, ]

Get some 'blooming' marvellous advice from Peter and the team on Australia's premier gardening program. Visit web site...

 1:30 pm

Message Stick [, Repeat, G, WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the following program may contain images and voices of deceased persons.]

Mark Olive cooks a tasty three course meal for some lucky guests. The menu includes lemon myrtle pasta, emu pie and a tantalising dessert of wattleseed crepes with native berries. Visit web site...

 2:00 pm

The Arts Show [G, Repeat, ]

Fiona Hall is an Adelaide-based visual artist. This program looks at two commissioned works she completed in 2000 as well as examining the connections between these large projects and the work for which she is better known. Visit web site...

 2:30 pm

The SANFL: Grand Final
Centrals vs. West Adelaide 

 5:30 pm

Critical Mass [G, ]

Host Jonathan Biggins and panelists, novelist/barrister Elliot Perlman and film director Samantha Lang, discuss the film 'Max' starring Noah Taylor as Hitler and the 'Seasons' exhibition of Japanese art at the Art Gallery of NSW. Visit web site...

 6:00 pm

Pilot Guides [G, ]

Travel the grasslands, mountains and deserts of Mongolia, a country with a dark and turbulent history. Ian Wright explores the ancient capital Karakorum and the Valley Of The Dinosaurs and ends his journey at the annual Naadam Festival.

 6:55 pm

Treasure Hunt [G, ]

An intimate journey into the bold and beautiful, weird and wonderful world of antiques and collectibles. This week Alan Carter discovers a beautiful collection of antique kerosene lamps. Visit web site...

 7:00 pm

ABC News (SA) []

National & International News.

 7:30 pm

Who Killed Julius Caesar? [PG, ]

Fascinating modern analysis of one of the most notorious crimes in history, the murder of Julius Caesar. Follow Inspector Luciano Garofano as he uses his 21st century techniques to re-examine this ancient crime.

 8:25 pm

ABC News (5') []

 8:30 pm

Doc Martin And The Legend Of The Cloutie [PG, ]

Doctor Martin Bamford seeks the help of a white witch and a cloutie to obtain the house of his dreams. CAST: Martin Clunes, Steven O'Donnell, Jake Wood, Pam Ferris

 9:45 pm

Compass

A look at a small but a growing trend worldwide in the management of mental illness. Traditionally religion has been dismissed by mainstream psychiatry. Tonight meet two psychiatrists who are taking a more spiritual approach. Visit web site...

 10:20 pm

Critical Mass [G, Repeat, ]

Host Jonathan Biggins and panelists, novelist/barrister Elliot Perlman and film director Samantha Lang, discuss the film 'Max' starring Noah Taylor as Hitler and the 'Seasons' exhibition of Japanese art at the Art Gallery of NSW. Visit web site...

 10:50 pm

The Duetto: Concert At The Roman Colosseum

Tenors Marcel Alvarrez and Salvatore Licitra sing romantic arias in an equally romantic setting, alongside the Roman Colosseum, in front of the Forum.

 11:50 pm

Movie: On The Beat

A Scotland Yard car park attendant dreams of becoming a policeman. He gets his chance when the police discover his resemblance to a well known gangster CAST: Norman Wisdom, Jennifer Jayne DIR: Robert Asher (1962)

 1:45 am

Movie: Very Important Person [G, Repeat, 1961]

A senior British scientist is captured by the Nazis. A testy, pompous know-it-all he is as much a trial to his fellow POWs as his captors. CAST: James Robertson Justice, Stanley Baxter, Leslie Phillips DIR: Ken Hunakin (1961)

 3:30 am

Seeing Salvation

Looks at the historical variations in the images of Christ after his death and resurrection, and the implications for Christian societies through the ages. Presented by Neil MacGregor, Director of the National Gallery, London.