Sunday 1981

News

Sunday was a weekly public affairs programme from Australia's Nine Network, which ran from 1981 to 2008. When Sunday began on 15 November 1981, its unique two hour format offered viewers a mix that included local and overseas news...

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Artists	Jim Waley as Self - Host Graeme Campbell as Self - Australia First Party Ross Greenwood as Self - Co-Host show all 87 artists Ian McLachlan as Self Fred Nile as Self - Call to Australia Party Alexander Downer as Self - Foreign Minister Julian Fidge as Self - CARE as Self - Adviser, One Nation Steve Fielding as Self Peter Costello as Self - Federal Treasurer Don Burke as Self Helen Dalley as Self - Host Robert Haupt as Self - Reporter Paul Lockyer as Self - Reporter Ross Coulthart as Self - Reporter Paul Ransley as Self - Reporter as Self William McBride as Self John Elliott as Self Reg Withers as Self Ed Kuepper as Self - Musical Performer Margaret Thatcher as Self - British Prime Minister Oleg Gordievsky as Self - Former KGB Officer Leila Gordievsky as Self - Wife of Defector Oliver 'Buck' Revell as Self - US Intelligence Ralph Evans as Self - Austrade Richard Court as Self - Premier of Western Australia Wilson Tuckey as Self Brendan Nelson as Self Jo Court as Self Charles Court as Self - Father Bill Hassell as Self - Liberal Party President Bill Pierce as Self - National Council For Adoption David Irving as Self - British Historian Peter Reith as Self - Liberal Frontbencher as Self - Author Lyndon LaRouche as Self - Former Presidential Candidate Eric Butler as Self - Founder of the League of Rights Jack van Tongeren as Self - Australian Nationalist Movement Craig Isherwood as Self - National Secretary of the CEC Connie Beddall as Self David Thompson as Self - National Director of the League of Rights John Hyde as Self Bob Doring as Self Gerard Henderson as Self Bob Corbin as Self Ted Drane as Self Elma Butler as Self - Wife Paul Sheehan as Self - Sydney Morning Herald David Barnett as Self - Australian Financial Review John Pasquarelli as Self - Former Adviser Pauline Hanson Robert Hill as Self - Defence Minister Franklin Graham as Self - Evangelist Tony Abbott as Self John Howard as Self - Prime Minister Jo Luhrs as Self Phil Pringle as Self Robert Forsyth as Self - Anglican Bishop South Sydney as Self - Liberal MP Brian Houston as Self - Hillsong Church Louise Markus as Self - LIberal MP Andrew Evans as Self - Family First Founder as Self - Australian Christian Lobby Richard Luhrs as Self Tony Byrne as Self as Self Philip Ruddock as Self Elmer Funke Kupper as Self - CEO of Tabcorp Denis McCormack as Self Themi Adams as Self - Greek Orthodox Minister Chris Smith as Self - Radio 2GB William Kininmonth as Self John Griffiths as Self - Baulkham Hills Councillor Jennifer Marohasy as Self - Biologist Garry Cunich as Self - Myna Trap Inventor Peter Blyth as Self - Central Coast Indian Myna Action Group Andrew Robb as Self - Shadow Foreign Minister Catherine Hamlin as Self Peter Thompson as Self (1981-) Adam Shand as Self (1997-) John Lyons as Self - Reporter (2000-) Jana Wendt as Self - Host (2003-2006) Max Cullen as Self Andrew Olle as Self - Reporter Stephanie Brantz as Self - Sport Kevin Minson as Self Robyn Spencer as Self
Released	15 Nov 1981
Links	IMDb

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