10 November 1960: Buster Fiddess (The Bobby Limb Show)
10 November 1960: Malcolm Searle (Coles £3000 Question)
10 November 1973: Helen Reddy
10 November 1979: Golfer Peter Thomson
10 November 1990: Alyssa-Jane Cook (E Street)
10 November 2001: Debra Lawrance and John Wood (Blue Heelers)
10 November 2007: Jodi Gordon (Home And Away)
10 November 1991: ABC premieres four-part mini-series The River Kings, set in the early 1920s about a boy growing into manhood under difficult circumstances. Starring Tamblyn Lord, David Bradshaw, Willie Fennell, Bill Kerr and Edward Hepple.
10 November 1995: The Seven Network presents the Australian Film Industry Awards from the Melbourne Town Hall. Hosted by Magda Szubanski.
10 November 2001: The ABC and Nine networks devote the evening to coverage of the 2001 Federal Election — with Kerry O’Brien hosting for ABC and Ray Martin for Nine. The Seven Network takes a different tact with its coverage hosted by Roy and HG (John Doyle and Greig Pickhaver) with Seven News journalists Chris Bath and Glenn Milne.
10 November 2002: SBS screens the special Gough Whitlam: In His Own Words. The former prime minister gives his views on 50 years in public life, including his rise to power, his short term in government and his dramatic sacking.
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10 November 2008: The Nine Network premieres The Kingdom Of Paramithi, a children’s fairytale series starring Simon Pryce, Carolyn Ferrie, John Rowe, Kendall Goddard and Cassie Howarth.
