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G. 7.00 Kide' Stuff. Featuring Dr Fad (7.01); Commander Crumb-cake (7.30); Peter Pan And Tho Pirate 8.00) and Muwatora Today (8.30). 8.00 Video Hits. Music videos, 0.

6.00 Terrahawks. a 6.30 The Super Sunday Show. Children's program, hosted by Agro, Ann-Maree, Glbbo and Uncle Vic a 7.30 The Adventures Of Black Beauty. Series based on the children's classic by Arms Sewed. C.

8.00 Tho Mouse Factory. Disney cartoons with WaHy Cox. C. 8.30 Animal Parte Australian series about three children who rebuild a neglected Queensland animal parte Cockatoo Capers. C.

9.00 Sports world. Bruce McAvaney reviews the week's sport. 'Slaseora', tonight, 9.30, ABC KS3UCIT Attention tons of tense, tough and thoroughly gripping British police thrillers: 'Prime Suspect' (tonight, 8.30, Channel Seven) is for you. Written by Lynda la Plante ('Widows') and directed by Christopher Menaut, this two-part mini-series stars Helen Mlrren as a capable detective eager to make her mark on the exclusively male murder squad by heading the Investigation of a particularly nasty killing. Between her passion for the Job and Insistence on proving herself, her private Hfe suffers, as does her professional judgment.

Gripping TV. For something completely different, 'Masterpiece' (Monday, 9.30 pm. SBS) features a profile on celebrated Spainish flim-maker Pedro Almodovar ('Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down', 'Women on the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown'). FOI KIDS Recently returned for 1992, 'Behind the Scenes' (Tuesday, 11.30 am, repeated Wednesday, 11.05 am, wtth Supertext titles) alms to "cut through the hype of other current affairs programs" and provide kids aged from 10 to 13 wtth a basic backgrouno and understanding of the news. IEPEATS If you missed it on Tuesday night, 'The Cutting Edge' rerun today (3.30 pm, SBS) is the provocative British documentary, 'The Tube Is Reality'.

Sub-titled "The Truth About Lies', the program probes the values that dominate American network television. The production is unapologetically partisan and the Issues it raises about television and how we watch it deserve attention. SET THE VCt WMi two of TV's best sitcoms clashing; on Monday night at 8 pm, the time has come to choose between 'Mother and Son' and 'Murphy Brown'. Suggestion: watch the ABC and tape 'Murphy Brown' so you can spool through the ads on vlewmg. Drama devotees need to stay alert In the early and late hours: 'WKMJ', about the pressured newsroom in an aging television station (Friday, 3 am, Channel Ton)? 'Cop Rock', eleven vocncQ a nyone eviwoon street action and song (Thursday, 11 pm, Channel Ten); and 'China Beach', the powerful Vietnam Turn Round Australia, nssgious program.

G. Mosaic. Religious program. G. KTV.

Educational children's series. R.C. Ouese What Children's game show, hosted by Alison Brahe and cartoonist Andrew Fyfe. C. Business Sunday.

Financial affairs, presented by Jim Waley. Tho Boat Of Wide World Of Sports. Sports highlights. G. Cricket.

World Cup match: Australia India, Hve from the Gabba in Brisbane. Commentators Include Richie Benaud, Ian Chap-pea, Greg Chappel, BM Lawry, Tony Greig end David Gower. Australia's last chance. Lose this and It's bye bye the finals. 7.00 7.30 8.00 8.00 8.20 1.00 The Oorf Show.

Professional golfer Ian Stanley Is Joined by Test cricketer Dean Jones end Art. footballer Dermott Brereton for game at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club. G. An Interesting concept which beats the ten pin bowling and yachting we've been subjected to In the past. 1.30 Cricket.

World Cup match: Australia India, continues Hve from the Gabba In Brisbane. 6.30 Sports Sunday. Highlights of the sporting series, presented by Ken Sutdtffe and Tony Greig. G. 6.00 News, Sport Weather.

Pre- sented by Peter Hitchener. 6.30 Our World. Series of documentaries: Brian NaykVa Australia From Tho Outside Looking In Ports And Pioneers. Brian Naylor tackles Bass Strait his 14-metre catamaran, then visits some of the historic sites slong Tasmania's east coast. S.

7.30 60 Minutes. Public affairs. fl 30 Film; Shlriav valentine, rr 1989 comedy I starring Pau- if line Colllni is (right) and Tom Conti. A disenchanted English housewife gets new lease on Hfe when she takes trip to the Greek Is lands without her husband. With Alison Steadman, Julia Mckenzie, 5 Joanna LunV Bernard Hill, Sylvia Syms.

Dta by Lewis Gilbert AO, S. Dttasrroosiy botched social comedy based on the play by Willy Russell. 10.48 News. 1 10.60 Motor Racing. The 1992 South African Formula One Grand Prix from Kyataml.

Hosted by Darren EastJake end Alan Jones, with com-mentetors Murray Walker end James Hunt G. 12.80 Rugby League. The second quarter final in the Toohey's Challenge, played at Wagga Wagga. G. 2.60 Cricket.

Highlights of today's World Cup match: Australia India, played at the Gabba Brisbane. 3.60 Oorf. The 1992 Nissan PGA Los Angeles Open Tournament G. comedy a comfortably assured of its audience and Us humor. 'Marphy Brewa' (Monday, 8 pm, Nine).

You have to hand it to Diane English: she has guts. She creates a successful sitcom, wim a sparkling ensemble working to near-perfection, and Instead of resting on her laurels and sticking to the safety of a proven formula, she shifted ground, radically. Making Murphy pregnant has launched this show into the unknown where, thus far, It is faring brilliantly. Murphy as a mother I cant wait Married With Children' (Tuesday, 9 pm, Nine, or, older first-run episodes, Friday, 8.30 pm, Ten). One can almost feel the writers of this wonderfully crass show revelling in their vulgarity, like pig relishing a good roll in the mud.

The Bundys are The Family From Hell, the domestic dream turned nightmare: conniving, crass, dishonest, dirty and often hilarious In an "Oh, gross" sort of way. An Ideal antidote to the mush on most family sitcoms. Hesse Iasreveneaf (Wednesday, pm. Seven). Cleverly disguised as a comic chronicle of the love affair between urban man and his power tools (pun Intended), this domestic sitcom doubles as a light-hearted meditation on modern masculinity.

It features the requisite regiment of cute kids, a sharp-talking wife and a rather weedy husband who Just adores his electric drills. So far, the scripts have proved more than adequate but there is a 6.00 6.30 IW 1 11.30 English At Work. Managing A MufucuRurai wi 12.00 Kaftan Football. R. 1.00 Anne's International Kitchen.

Cooking series with Arms Luciano. 1.30 Italia News. 2.00 Brook News. 2.30 Dateline. International current affairs, presented by Paul Murphy.

Tony Maniaty examines politics and power In the new Europe. R. 3.30 Connections: Secrets Of Tho Dead Sea Scrolls. US documentary examining the controversy surrounding the release of the Dead Sea Scrolls. One biblical scholar has described it as "the academic scandal par excellence of the 20th Century'r.

R. 4.30 M.C. Tee Vee. The latest dance music videos. 6.00 Tho Noise.

International rock music series, presented by Annette Shun Wah. Featuring exclusive footage of the US band, Nirvana, live on stage at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion, plus an Interview with drummer Chris Novoeellc. 6.00 Hotttne. Silvio RMer presents series encouraging viewers to voice their opinions ebout SBS programs. 6.30 World News.

With Lee Un Chin. 7.00 Vox PopuH. Multilingual current affairs wtth Rhode Roberts. 7.30 Tho Shape Of Tho World. Third of a six-part British documentary series on the mapping of the globe.

After Columbus's momentous discovery of the New Work) 1492. Cortes obliterated the Aztec civilisation Mexico 1519. The French, British and Dutch followed the Spanish lead In staking claims the New World. 8.30 FUm: Tampopo. 1987 Japanese satire starring Tsutomu Yamazaki andNctMtoMfamoto.Atruckdrtv- er helps a young widow turn a rundown noodle shop Into a successful business.

With Ken Wetanabe. Juzo Itaml's hilarious, offbeat comedy about food and sex featuring a hero straight out ota spaghetti western. 10.28 Tho Movie Show. An Informal look at the world of dneme, presented by David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz. R.

10.68 Film: Tango Of Our Chlld-hood. 1984 Armenian drama star-Jj ring Galia Novents snd Mger Mkrtchian. A man deserts his wife and children for a nurse who saved his life at the front during the war. Directed by Albert Mkrtchian. AO.

12.28 Close. TV comments by Debi Enker. Film commonts by Kalth Connolly. Sports comments by Steve Perkln. Picks of the day In boxes.

Don't bother. Maybe. Good viewing. Don't miss It. business all here, and say it with eloquence, wit and warmth.

Set in small-town Arkansas, this sitcom radiates a rosy glow about life in a close-knit community. But far from being soppy, it is suffused with charm. It is also, gratlfvlngly, pitched to adults: the kids are relegated to the background while actors of the calibre of Marilu Henner, Hal Hoi-brook and Charles Durnlng strut their stuff. The GoMea Girls' (Friday, 7.30 pm. Seven).

Six years on and still going strong, this Is a real tribute to its creator, Susan Harris, and to the Inspiration of the changing roster of writers who have kept one of the most unlikely of sitcom concepts fresh. It boasts four of the funniest characters ever to share a kitchen. In an age where youth and beauty are worshipped, this comedy about four mature, single women sharing a Miami house has made the most of its edge: these "girts" are rowdier and more risque than a dorm-full of nubUe teens. Empty Neat (Friday, 8 pm. Seven).

This variation on the UttaM Nice' push from Susan Harris has widowed paediatrician Harry Weston (Richard Mulligan) sharing a house with bis adult daughters one a highly-strung, neurotic divorcee and the other a relatively composed cop. It varies In quality from simply engaging to extremely funny. But when it's firing usually when Park Overall as Nurse LaVerne or Dinah Manoff as Carol are on screen with Richard Mulligan the laughs have real snap and crackle. Pko. Children's program, featuring Simon And The Witch end Round The Bend.

10.00 Lawn Bowls. Highlights of the 1991 Qantas jetabout international. R. 11.00 Songs Of Praise. Belfast.

11.30 Thinking Jewish. Series of interviews wttn prominent jewisn people: Sam Upski. R. 12.00 Land line. Rural affairs series, presented by Catherine PhiWps.

1.00 Review. Peter Ross presents current affairs program dedicated to the arts and entertainment. R. 1.30 Sunday Afternoon With Peter Roes. With guest, theatrical director Jim Sharman.

r.iuring the semi-Anal of the CrdrH Singer Of The World (l.JO): American Masters: Helen Hayes, a profile of the American stage and screen actress (2.45); The French Revolution. BBC documentary series looking at how the revolution affected the Hves of ordinary people: Dreams Of Freedom (4.00). 5.00 Beach Volleyball. The 1992 Work) Series. 6.00 Joint Account.

BBC comedy series. Barrington admits he had an ulterior motive for asking Belinda away. With Peter Egan, Hannah Gordon, John Bird. G. S.

6.30 Surgical Spirit. British comedy series: Tho Phone Call. Sheila is rattled by an unexpected caH from her estranged husband. With Nichola McAuMffe. G.

7.00 News, Sport, Weather. 7.30 Rumpole Of The Bailey. British comedy-drama series: Rumpole And The Married Lady, when Rumpole takes on a divorce case, his most fearsome opponent turns out to be the couple's young child. With Leo McKem, Peggy Thorpe-Bates. S.

These superbly written and realised capers of a portly London legal eagle lose none of their sparkle on rerun. 8 26 News' 8i30 True Stories: After Desert Storm. The ease with which Iraq was defeated In the Gulf War raises important questions about how future wars will be fought and what kinds of weapons wW be used. This documentary examines the technologies which played a key role in Saddam Hussein's defeat G. 9.30 Sleepers.

BBC comedy thriHer aoout me kbb searcn ror two agents planted Britain 25 years earlier: Welcome Home. Capture seems Inevitable for the two reluctant spies, but what will happen to them after that? With Nigel Havers, Warren Clarke, Joanna Kanska. PGR. S. Final episode of (his deftly drawn and highly entoyaoe ormsn spy tenet.

10.28 Compass. Religious issues, presented by Christina Koutsoukos. Featuring reports on a gay youth worker whose stand has divided the Uniting Church South Australia and a bush rock festival staged by teenage believers. 10.88 HW Street Blues, us police drama series set in a tough Inner-city precinct: An Oy For An Oy. With Daniel J.

Travantl. PGR. 11.48 Close. Pleasure THESE are grim times. It's tough to find anything to laugh about In the real world: economic gloom, environmental disasters, global politics blighted by a dearth of participants with vision.

In such times, pleasure derived from entertainment might seem frivolous. Or maybe, as Preston Sturges suggested in his 1941 film masterpiece, 'Sullivan's Travels', In times like these you really need the laughs. I have a confession: I have been laughing, a lot For all Its (considerable) pep, in spite of mounting Irritation with the much bally-booed current affairs programs, and despite the slow death of quality drama series (ABC aside), there is a veritable bonanza of good comedy on TV. And It is situation comedy, that much-maligned, cheaple form. There Is virtually one must-see sitcom every night Here's my Top 10 listed In order of appearance during the week.

(I had to abandon listing them In order of preference because I couldot choose between 'Murphy Brown' and "Cheers' for Number One.) And, yes, I must admit the obvious pro-American bias. What can I say? Come beck -Yes, Prime Minister' and please make more 'Fawlty Towers! The Simpasaa (Sunday, 7.30 pm, Channel Ten). If It weren't so funny and so sharp, the Simpson family's struggle to be Just like everyone else might be pathetic. As it is, though, these bug-eyed characters tread a fine Una between pathos and cynicism and 12.00 Film: Night Passage. 1957 western starring James Stewart Jt end Audio Murphy.

a Gener-P ally disappointing western written by Borden Chase. 2.00 Film: Off Lbnrts. 1953 comedy starring Bob Hope end Mickey Roo-te. nay. Directed by George Marshall.

G. it Army comedy. 3.30 Day By Day. US comedy series, a 4.00 The Love Boat 6.00 Land Of Tho Burnt R. 6.00 News, Sport, Weather.

Presented by Mai WaMen. 6.30 Now Face Wtth Bert Newton. Talent quest series. Q. 7.30 The Simpsons, us cartoon series: Like Father, Like Clown.

G. One of the funniest and wittiest sitcoms on TV (see Television column) this week of-fert the further misadventures of Krusty the Clown. 8.00 Late For SchooL. Australian comedy series about a women who decides to resume her education at her old school. Kathy and Stan become concerned when Dennis fails two subjects at school.

With Ross Hlggms, Sarah Chadwlck, Frankia J. Hoiden, Melissa Thomas, Matthew Newton. 8.30 Film: Die Hard 2. 1990 adven ture starring Bruce Willis (right) end Bonnie Bede- Ua. A New York cop learns of a terrorist plot wniie for his land at initon las slrport.

f.7 With William JX Atherton and Franco Nero. Directed by Rermy Hartin. AO-. -k1r Spectacular, exciting and witty, a worthy sequel. 11.00 Film: Def-Con 4.

1964 sdence fiction starring Lenore Zann and -to Maury Chaykin. Three astronauts have to contend with brutal gangs when they return to earth after it has been devastated by nuclear holocaust, AO. Host-apoca- lypse science fiction. 12.86 World Sports, a 1.25 Film: mo 1958 horror starring John Hudson -ft end Peggy Webber. A men tries to drive his wife over the edge white she is recovering from nervous breskdown.

Horror thriller directed by Alex Mteof. 2.40 Film: Family Honor. 1975 drama starring Anthony Page. A policeman sets out to avenge the murder of his father. AO.

Cop drama. 4.10 FHm: Tho Love Bod? 1969 comedy starring Don Knotts snd Anne Francis. A meek ornithologist becomes national sex symbol. PGR. it Broad comedy.

serious n'a the worth Arthur. Maizrte and Robert hi 'Mother end Son'. danger of degeneration to a single-gag aeries (how many times can souped-up appliances explode and still be funny?) 'Cheers (Thursday, 8.30 pm, Nine). One full hour per week of this bubbly, Boston-based, bar-room comedy: bliss! It began almost 10 years ago -and has survived, and thrived, despite the de-' parture of two Important characters Diane Chambers and the Coach often the death knell for shows of leaser sccomptishmenL It regularly dazzles wtth Its one-liners, visual gags and the superb symmetry of Its writing. Evening Shade (Thursday, 9.30 pm, Nine).

As football coach Wood Newton, Burt Reynolds takes the opposite tack to Candlce Bergen in 'Murphy Brown'. She plays it larger than life, he plays It very low-key. A raised eye-brow or a Mods Lisa look might say it it jm waiting LS-fj. wife to rXrl Wash- -Si's Dul- if. 12.00 Film: Abbott And Costeao Meet Dr JekyH And Mr Hyde.

1953 comedy starring Bud Abbott and Lou CosteHo. Two American police search for a monster which Is terrorising Victorian London. BW. G. Bod and Lou meet Boris Kariott.

1.30 Football. The 1992 Foster's Cup: Sydney FTtzroy, Hve from Waveriey Park. Commentators include Peter Landy, Peter McKerine, Gerard Hear, Bemie Quintan end Don Scott An Important game tor two clubs who are perceived at this early stage to be struggled in 1992. 4.00 Motor Racing. The Nascar Auscar Nationals from Colder Park Thunderdome.

G. 6.00 News, Sport, Weather. 6.30 Tho Main Event Game show, hosted by Larry Emdur. G. 7.30 Full House.

US comedy series: Tho King And I. A stranger resembling Elvis Presley stresses the Importance of family to Jesse. With John tamos, Bob Saget, Dave uomier, lanoace uameron. u. 8.00 Dinosaurs.

US series using enimatronlcs created by the Jim Henson end Wait Disney companies: The Howling. Robbie decides to test an ok) dinosaur tradition. 6. Jocular variation on the traditional family based sitcom, enhanced by admirable technical skills. 8.30 Prime Suspect AO.

Gripping British police thriller, written by Lynda La Plante (Widows'), which charts the wont of an ambitious female detective (played admirably by Helen Mlrren) on a brutal murder case. 10.46 Film: Waltreaal 1982 comedy starring Carol Drake and June Mar-M tin. The exploits of three waitresses In New York. Directed by Samuel Well. MTV, AO.

Restaurant 12.20 NBC Sunday Today. Presented by Garrtck Lrtiey. G. 1.80 Moot Tho Proas. G.

2.20 FHm: Cannibal Apocalypse. Horror starring John Saxon. Cannt-Jf bars terrorise city. MTV, AO. Z-grada Italian horror directed by Antonio UarghertU.

3.68 FHm: The Bray Fox. 1982 west-em starring Richard Famsworth. A stagecoach robber has to adjust to a whole new world when he is released ffom prison after 33 years. Directed by Philip Borsos. PGR.

Impressive, melancholy lattarday western. 8.30 Aboriginal Australia. G. 6.38 Press Your Luck. trove of DEBI ENKER TELEVISION generally land on the side of the laughs.

The show that dragged cartoons back to prune time continues to delight with its inventiveness and gleeful pillaging from popular culture, 'Diaeaaara (Sunday, pm, Seven). So far, so funny, but this family sitcom wtth a twist runs the risk of hanging oa to Its laughs by the skin of its spiky tail after the Initial novelty wears off. A descendant of The Fllntstones and The Honeymooners', It sees dad Earl (In the red workshirt) as the blustery, truculent type and wife Fran (la the apron) as a prehistoric mllk-and-cook-les mom. Warm and fuzzy where The Simpsons' tends to be more acerbic, 'Dinosaurs' Is fun, so far. Mother aad Sea' (Monday, 8 pm, ABC).

Geoffrey Atherden's brain-cLild, now in its fifth season, still as sprightly as ever. It is a series that carved Itself a novel niche and continues to flourish there. The characters fit Garry McDonald and Ruth Cracknel! like gloves and the show proceeds with customary accomplishment, ALEX SHABS ramo WIY is Wendy Harmer, she of the razor-sharp wit and even sharper tongue, seemingly wasting her talents hosting a drive-time program on the often sober and cerebral Radio National? Each wee knight at 5.30, she sounds decidedly uncomfortable through 30 minutes of what purports to be an examination of the day's events in an offbeat and occasionally humorous manner. don't feel particularly uncomfortable," she says. "It's early days, and admittedly I havent got It right yet, but I'm feeling extremely optimistic.

We're slowly ironing the wrinkles. Having to get the show up every day takes a tot of 'person' hours. I've Just been allocated extra staff to work on the program with me. It gives me mora time to be reflective rather than chasing Interviewees on the telephone." Why aren't we hearing more of her sharp one-liners and cutting ad libs? "In essence, I'm generally Interested In the interviewee. But situations have arisen, and will continue to, where I feel I can Inject a mixture of humor and comments Into the show.

As soon as I feel properly comfortable I'U be aiming to strike a proper balance." Harmer Is on a 12-month contract and will also be taping a series based around her book, 'Love Gone Wrong, for the ABC towards the end of the year. "After that," she says, "I maf take off for the UK, where I'd like tolpend a couple of years honing my craft'' Banner's recruitment by 3RN her show Is broadcast nationally is further evidence of how the station (formerly 3AR) has revived In Melbourne. Signing her Is part of station head Norman Swan's massive over- aaui oi programming ana personalities. Harmer has lined up a regular guest list for the show. It Includes Nigel Trtf-fltt, who will discuss travel; the playwright Hannie Rayson; Phiiilp Bropfay discoursing about music, and Paul Schutz as movie reviewer.

Harmer looks forward to her year In radio as a learning experience. "You could say that I'm having a steep learning curve on air." NOT many people are aware of it, but Melbourne actress and media personality Jane Clifton has an unusual dream acting role. She doesnt want to be offered the part of Scarlet O'Hara or Lady Macbeth she stJil dreams of playing the put of Undy Chamberlain's pregnant stomach Clifton reveals this secret desire on 3ZZZ FM's The Next Best Thing To The Psychiatrist's Couch', on this Thursday at noon. She said she auditioned as Meryl Streep's body double In 'EvU Angers' when she was pregnant, and was devastated when she dldnt get the part "You can Imagine how disappointed I was when the producers knocked me back, having a part Uke that I could have dined out on the story for the rest or my me." In the end she got a part as "breast-feeding mother and She Is also asked during the show by psychiatrist Christine Taylor and Ross Woodward who she would Uke to send off into the Himalayas for an all-expenses-paid 43-day holiday wtthout a map. Mars bar or comparawWho does Jane select? We cant give any dues, but Jane "You didn't havener do that" ELLEN FANNING, the news reader snd reporter In the ABCs Brisbane newsroom, win take over as presenter of 'PM' at the end of next month.

The move makes her the first woman to present a national program regularly from ABC Radio's current affairs program. 'PM Is heard each weeknlght at 6.10 by quarter of a million listeners across Australia on ABC Radio's met ropolitan and regional stations and Kadio national. 6 rolofgetod to Thursday nights at 11.30 en Channel Nine. CK3IT tfFUIS Far from the fiction of 'Prime Suspect' (see Highlight above) is 'Cop It Sweet' (Wednesday, 8.30 pm, ABC), Jenny Brockie's behind-the-scenes documentary account of Hfe at Sydney's Redfem police station. The Cutting Edge' (Tuesday, 8.30 pm, SBS) looks abroad with the American documentary.

'Losing The War With Japan', an examination of the strategies the Japanese are deploying to win the economic and Industrial battle with the US. UIKM It ain't broke, don't fix It" runs WaaV BJBJVIIJBJBJiy BVffBJ WlUl QlfJ OfaWpQ name 'Kentucky Frfed Chicken' which to now csltod KFC A RFC spokesmen said, howWf tlMco wim iwtMnf wtonf wtth ttt otd naiM hut It was "not port of our ovotOoI strogtogy for tho 'Mo" and "KFC woo far moro Sydnoy ofortcy John Ihijlotoo JWVOniONIg TOOOO WO TOOK Of ootoMtohod norito with tho nwro oorporotOff ononyinooOt KFC Ajconcy tvMMftdngf dhoctor RhoooH Toto ooM otthoogh tho Hckln' good' hod boon tho agmcy otM hod two wom wim mo vovofMi mm mo 'Bab ak laiaaaalaa ivotvbohpii wOffiaViBjnx nro roiottvory oooy to Introdooo now thooo iwJOaatahiaf Icom. If nro hAtd te I PS'SVSawOSWSFfea Ivvliaji OSTw eamal Ire loonoh on rodlo ft wootd hovo boon dlfforont storyv" ho ooMe SPOtT Work) Cup cricket continues to dominate the box with three live telecasts this week today, Wednesday and Thursday, with today and Thursday featuring the Australians. Today and Wednesday also bring Foster's Cup football action. And the day between? Try reacqueinting yourself with the family.

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