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This article is a summary of 1978 in Australian television.
Program | Network | Debut date |
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Eyewitness News | Channel 0 | 20 March |
Catspaw | ABC | 8 June |
The Truckies | ABC | 31 July |
Against the Wind | Seven Network | 12 September |
The Daryl and Ossie Show | The 0-10 Network | 11 September |
The Tea Ladies | The 0-10 Network | 12 October |
Cuckoo in the Nest | Seven Network | 22 December |
Alexander Bunyip's Billabong | ABC | 1978 |
Good Morning Sydney | TEN-10 | 1978 |
Case for the Defence | TEN-10 | 1978 |
Wayzgoose | ABC | 1978 |
Date | Show | Channel | Debut |
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3 March | Bobby Dazzler | Seven Network | 20 November 1977 |
18 April | A Current Affair | Nine Network | 22 November 1971 |
31 October | Against the Wind | Seven Network | 12 September 1978 |
3 November | Blankety Blanks | The 0-10 Network | 24 January 1977 |
1 December | This Day Tonight | ABC TV | 1967 |
3 November 1978 | The Daryl and Ossie Show | The 0-10 Network | 11 September 1978 |
1978 | It's Academic | Seven Network | 1970 |
1978 | The Naked Vicar Show | Seven Network | 1977 |
1978 | The Daryl and Ossie Cartoon Show | Nine Network | 1977 |
1978 | Pot of Gold | The 0-10 Network | 1975 |
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