The final episode of Midday, ending a three-year run with host Kerri-Anne Kennerley and a daytime TV tradition that dated back to The Mike Walsh Show beginning in 1973.

Seven presents The People’s Choice Awards, the alternative to the TV Week Logie Awards, in association with New Idea magazine.

National Nine News presenter Brian Naylor signs off for retirement, ending a 40-year career in television, twenty of those with Nine.

The final weekday of the ratings season sees Eleven AM, Hot Streak, Home And Away, Sale Of The Century and Neighbours all wind up for the year.

(This listing excludes community Channel 31 which is not listed in TV Week)

Source: TV Week, 21 November 1998

	ABV2	HSV7	GTV9	ATV10	SBS28
6AM	6am Open Learning 6.30 The Reading, Writing Roadshow	6am Sunrise	6am National Nine Early News	6am Aerobics Oz Style 6.30 Sports Tonight (Rpt)	(5am) Weatherwatch, Music 5.30 Worldwatch: 5.30 Japanese News, 6am Cantonese News, 6.20 Mandarin News, 6.55 Telegiornale, 7.30 Das Journal, 8am Ta Nea Ton Ennea, 9am Le Journal, 9.30 Itogi, 10.15 Telediario, 11am Indonesian News, 11.30 The Journal, 12pm Business Report
7AM	7am Perspective 7.35 Teletubbies	7am Cartoon Connection	7am Today. Steve Liebmann, Tracy Grimshaw	7am Cheez TV
8AM	8am Animal Shelf 8.10 Small Stories 8.15 Noddy 8.30 Sesame Street	8.30 The Book Place		8.30 The Music Shop
9AM	9.25 Miffy 9.30 Play School	9am A Country Practice	9am Here’s Humphrey 9.30 How’d They Do That?	9am Good Morning Australia. Bert Newton
10AM	10am For Schools: Book Bug, More Than Words, Oceans Alive!, Scientific Eye, Worlds Of Faith, Hazards Disasters And Survival	10am Acropolis Now 10.30 Rex Hunt Fishing Australia	10.30 News
11AM		11am Eleven AM	11am What’s Cooking. Geoff Jansz 11.30 Entertainment Tonight	11.30 Ten News. Jason Cameron
12PM	12pm World At Noon 12.30 Lateline (Rpt)	12pm Movie: Coins In The Fountain. 1990 [IMDB]	12pm Midday With Kerri-Anne	12pm The Roseanne Show	12.30pm The Factory
1PM	1pm The Promised Land			1pm Judge Judy 1.30 FCTV, Penny Cook, Julia Zaetta	1.15 Coming Out Under Fire
2PM	2pm The Bill 2.50 Consuming Passions	2pm Ricki Lake	2pm Days Of Our Lives	2.30 Oprah Winfrey	2.15 Weatherwatch, Music
3PM	3pm Sesame Street 3.55 Thomas The Tank Engine	3pm Hey Dad! 3.30 The Wiggles	3pm The Young And The Restless	3.30 Breakers (Rpt)	3pm TV Ed
4PM	4pm Play School 4.30 Babar 4.55 The World Of Eric Carle	4pm A*Mazing. James Sherry 4.30 Bewitched	4pm Now You See It 4.30 What’s Up Doc?	4pm Driven Crazy 4.30 The Bold And The Beautiful	4pm The Bank, President And Pearl Of Africa
5PM	5pm Stickin’ Around 5.25 Little Lulu 5.30 Soul Music 5.55 Freaky Stories	5pm Hot Streak. James O’Neill 5.30 Wheel Of Fortune. Rob Elliott, Adriana Xenides	5pm Family Matters 5.30 Catch Phrase. John Burgess	5pm Ten News. Mal Walden, Jennifer Hansen, Stephen Quartermain, Mike Larkan	5pm Newshour With Jim Lehrer (PBS)
6PM	6pm Stateline 6.30 Gardening Australia	6pm Seven Nightly News. David Johnston 6.30 Today Tonight	6pm National Nine News. Brian Naylor 6.30 A Current Affair	6pm MASH 6.30 Neighbours	6pm Jancis Robinson’s Wine Course 6.30 World News. Mary Kostakidis
7PM	7pm ABC News. Kathy Bowlen 7.30 The 7.30 Report. Kerry O’Brien	7pm Home And Away 7.30 Special: Feet Of Flames	7pm Sale Of The Century 7.30 Burke’s Backyard	7pm Seinfeld 7.30 Sliders	7pm World Sports. Les Murray 7.30 Appetite For Asia
8PM	8pm Father Ted 8.30 McCallum. Includes ABC News Late Edition	8.30 Special: The People’s Choice Awards. Live from State Theatre, Sydney.		8.30 Movie: A Few Good Men. 1992 [IMDB]	8pm As It Happened (Germany)
9PM			9pm Special: The Magic Of Midday 2		9pm World News At Nine 9.30 Movie: An Almost Perfect Affair. 1995 (Germany) [IMDB]
10PM	10.15 Basketball: NBL Summer. Melbourne Tigers v Sydney Kings		10pm Special: When Rock Was Young. Johnny Young
11PM	11.30 Order In The House. Heather Ewart	11.05 Seven Nightly News 11.35 Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple	11pm Nightline. Jim Waley 11.30 Special: Sex With Cindy Crawford	11.20 Ten News. Sandra Sully 11.50 Sports Tonight	11.15 Hotline. Anthony Mir 11.30 The Ride
12AM	12.30am Australia Television News	12.30am Today (NBC)	12.30am The Late Show With David Letterman	12.50am Breakers	12am Movie: Dona Herlinda And Her Son. 1986 (Mexico) [IMDB]
1AM	1am Rage. Simulcast JJJ (Continues to 9am)		1.30 Entertainment Tonight	1.20 Golf: The Players’ Championships. Day 2	1.30 Close
2AM		2.30 Telemall Shopping	2am Tennis: ATP Finals	2.20 Basketball: NBA Action 2.50 Basketball: NBA Game Of The Week
3AM		3.30 Movie: Victim Of Innocence. 1991 [IMDB]		3.50 Video Hits
4AM				4am Hart To Hart
5AM		5.10 The Greatest American Hero (Continues to 6am)	5.30 All Together Now (Continues to 6am)	5am Benny Hinn 5.30 JTV (Continues to 6am)	5am Weatherwatch, Music 5.30 Worldwatch: Japanese News (Continues to 6am)