List of Australian television specialty programme premieres in 2010

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The following is a list of Australian specialty television programmes which have debuted, or are scheduled to debut in 2010.

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Telemovies

ProgramChannelDebut date
Wicked Love: The Maria Korp Story (formerly known as The Story of Maria Korp) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] Nine Network 28 February
Hawke [6] [7] [8] Network Ten 18 July
Offspring [9] Network Ten 15 August
I, Spry [10] [11] ABC1 4 November [12]
Sisters of War [10] [8] ABC1 Still to debut
X-Ray [10] ABC1 Still to debut

Specials

ProgramChannelDebut date
André Rieu: Live in Australia [13] Ovation Channel 1 January
Michael Bublé's Canada [14] [15] FOX8 6 January
Jai Ho! [16] ABC2 16 January
Nine News Special: Dokkoon's Baby [17] Nine Network (Melbourne)21 January
Big Day Out Live 2009 [18] Channel [V] 23 January
The Veronicas: Revenge Is Sweeter Tour [19] ABC2 24 January
The Australian of the Year 2010 [20] Nine Network 25 January
2010 Australia Day Live [21] MAX 26 January
Hit for Haiti [22] Seven Network 30 January
Black Saturday Remembered [23] Seven Network (Melbourne)6 February
Remembering Black Saturday [24] Nine Network (Melbourne)6 February
Tropfest 2010 [25] Movie Extra / Nine Network 21 February
2010 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade [26] Arena 27 February
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? - Whizz Kids special [27] [28] [29] Nine Network 27 February and 6 March
5 Lost at Sea [30] ABC1 11 February
Welcome to Vancouver [31] Foxtel Winter Olympic channels / FOX8 / Fox Classics 13 February
Moomba Street Parade [32] Seven Network (Melbourne)8 March
2010 Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala [33] Network Ten 22 March
Caravan of Courage: Great Britain and Ireland [34] Network Ten 17 June
Learn India with Hamish and Andy [35] Network Ten 3 October

Documentaries

ProgramChannelDebut date
Lake Eyre: Australia's Outback Wonder [36] ABC1 5 January
The Matilda Candidate [37] ABC1 26 January
Whale Shark [38] [39] ABC1 31 January
Gnow or Never [40] ABC1 4 February
Trishna & Krishna: The Quest for Separate Lives [41] [42] Seven Network 7 February
Inside the Firestorm [43] ABC1 7 February
The Living Artist [44] ABC1 14 February
You Only Live Twice [45] ABC1 18 February
Whatever Happened to Brenda Hean? [46] ABC1 25 February
Tanaka-San Will Not Do Callisthenics [47] SBS One 9 March
disAble-bodied Sailors [48] [49] SBS One 18 March
Fire Talker: The Life and Times of Charlie Perkins [50] ABC1 18 March
I, Psychopath [51] ABC1 25 March
Colours by Numbers: The Sudokumentary [52] ABC1 1 April
Delivering the Pandas [53] Network Ten 2 April
Tim Cahill: The Unseen Journey Seven Network 3 April
Little Known Secrets of Sydney Harbour Seven Network 10 April
The Extraordinary Tale of William Buckley [10] [54] ABC1 11 April
Miracle At The Zoo [55] Seven Network 12 April
Kokoda [56] ABC1 22 and 29 April
The Art of Walking [57] ABC Television Still to debut
Girls' Own War Stories [57] ABC Television Still to debut
Indonesia Calling [48] ABC Television Still to debut
The Inquisition [57] ABC Television Still to debut
Kirby [57] ABC Television Still to debut
Photography Hijacked [57] ABC Television Still to debut
Rudely Interrupted [48] ABC Television Still to debut
The Trouble with St Mary's [57] ABC Television Still to debut
X [57] ABC Television Still to debut

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