After 12 years, the final episode of Blue Heelers is given a prime timeslot of 8.30pm Sunday. The series comes to an end after 510 episodes — equalling the record set by Homicide that ran from 1964 to 1977.

(This listing excludes community channel TVS and digital-only channels ABC2 and SBS World News Channel which are not listed in TV Week)

Source: TV Week, 3 June 2006

	ABC	SEVEN	NINE	TEN	SBS
6AM	Rage (cont’d) 6.30am The Fimbles 6.50 Funky Valley 6.55 Yoko! Jakamoko! Toto!	6am One 6.30 Tractor Tom	6am Make Way For Noddy 6.20 Little Red Tractor 6.30 Barney And Friends	6am Mass For You At Home 6.30 Hillsong	6am Weatherwatch, Music 6.30 Worldwatch: 6.30 Filipino News, 7am Hungarian News, 7.30 Italian News Weekly, 8am Korean News, 8.30 Latin American News, 9am Maltese News, 9.30 Polish News, 10am Ukranian News
7AM	7am Boo! 7.10 Lunar Jim 7.20 I Spy 7.30 Tupu 7.55 Old Tom	7am Stanley 7.30 Fairy Tale Police	7am Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi 7.30 Business Success	7am Pirate Island 7.30 Totally Wild
8AM	8.10 I Dream 8.35 Blue Water High	8am Weekend Sunrise	8am Business Sunday	8am Meet The Press. Paul Bongiorno 8.30 Video Hits
9AM	9am Insiders	9.30 Sportsworld. Johanna Griggs, Matthew White, Kylie Gillies	9am Sunday
10AM	10am Inside Business 10.30 Offsiders				10.30 Football: 68th Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup
11AM	11am Asia Pacific Focus 11.30 Songs Of Praise	11am My Business 11.30 The Royal	11am The Sunday Footy Show. Paul Vautin, Peter Sterling, Jim Smith, Matthew Johns		11am Champions Of The World. Les Murray
12PM	12pm Landline	12.30pm Home Improvement	12pm Sunday Roast. Andrew Voss, Mark Geyer, Matthew Johns	12pm Free	12pm Speedweek
1PM	1pm Gardening Australia (Rpt) 1.30 Message Stick	1pm Movie: Annie’s Point. 2005 [IMDB]	1pm Football: AFL. North Melbourne v Sydney. Live from Manuka Oval	1pm RPM. Bill Woods
2PM	2pm Special: George Sand — The Story Of Her Life 2.50 Against The Odds			2pm Motorsport: V8 Supercars. From Winton Raceway	2pm Football Stars Of Tomorrow 2.30 Football: FIFA World Cup Classics 1994-2002. Germany v Brazil
3PM	3pm The Art Of Travel 3.50 Fine Line	3pm Movie: Turner And Hooch. 1989 [IMDB]
4PM	4pm Sunday Arts		4pm Rugby League: NRL. Wests Tigers v North Queensland Cowboys		4pm The World Game
5PM	5pm The Real Da Vinci Code	5.15 Fawlty Towers		5pm Ten News 5.30 Sports Tonight
6PM	6pm At The Movies (Rpt) 6.30 The Einstein Factor	6pm Seven News 6.30 It Takes Two	6pm National Nine News 6.30 Backyard Blitz	6pm The Simpsons 6.30 Big Brother	6pm FIFA World Cup: The Official Guide 6.30 World News Australia. Lee Lin Chin
7PM	7pm ABC News 7.30 Peking To Paris		7.30 60 Minutes. Liz Hayes, Tara Brown, Peter Overton	7.30 Big Brother: Live Eviction. Gretel Killeen	7pm World Sport. Les Murray 7.30 Lost Worlds
8PM	8.25 ABC News 8.30 Answered By Fire	8.30 Blue Heelers FINAL	8.30 Movie: Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle. 2003 [IMDB]		8.30 The Game Of Their Lives
9PM				9pm Law And Order: SVU
10PM	10pm Compass 10.35 The Perfect Home	10.30 Movie: Rain Man. 1988 [IMDB]	10.45 Movie: The Cell. 2000 [IMDB]	10pm Law And Order: Criminal Intent	10pm Rough Science 10.30 Football: International Friendly. Netherlands v Australia. Live from De Kuip Stadium, Netherlands
11PM	11.25 Order In The House			11pm The Office
12AM	12.05am Movie: The Spanish Main. 1945 [IMDB]		12.50am Football: AFL. Melbourne v St Kilda	12am Motorsport: FIM World Championships; Italian MotoGP
1AM		1.05am Movie: CrissCross. 1992 [IMDB]			1am The Storm Rages Twice (Lebanon) 1.55 Close
2AM	2.10 Movie: The Monster. 1975 [IMDB]		2.50 Nine Presents
3AM	3.55 Strokes Of Colour	3am Guthy-Renker Australia	3am George Lopez 3.30 Guthy-Renker Australia	3am Home Shopping
4AM	4.30 Movie: The Gentle Sex. 1943 [IMDB] (Continues to 6am)	4am Today (NBC)		4am Enjoying Everyday Life With Joyce Meyer 4.30 Kenneth Copeland
5AM		5am Meet The Press (NBC) (Continues to 6am)	5am Primetime (Continues to 6am)	5am Life Today With James Robison 5.30 This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn (Continues to 6am)	5am Weatherwatch, Music 5.25 Worldwatch: Japanese News (Continues to 6am)