This is a list of Australian television programs which first aired in 2012, arranged chronological order. Where more than one program premiered on the same date, those programs are listed alphabetically.
Premieres
Free-to-air television Program Network Premiere date Ref Big Fish One Eleven Excess Baggage Nine Network Please Marry My Boy Seven Network Santo, Sam and Ed's Sports Fever! Seven Network ABC1 Weekend Breakfast ABC News 24 Grandstand ABC News 24 Mornings Nine Network Outland ABC1 Planet America ABC News 24 Kitchen Cabinet ABC2 Woodley ABC1 Breakfast Network Ten Luke Nguyen's Greater Mekong SBS One Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries ABC1 Danger 5 SBS One News Exchange ABC News 24 Agony Uncles ABC1 Country Town Rescue ABC1 Pictures of You Seven Network Auction Room ABC1 Nine Network ABC Open ABC News 24 Agony Aunts ABC1 Randling ABC1 Network Ten Tricky Business Nine Network Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell ABC1 GEM Being Lara Bingle Network Ten Myf Warhurst's Nice ABC1 Hamish and Andy's Euro Gap Year Nine Network Photo Finish ABC1 Dumb, Drunk and Racist ABC2 Lightning Point Network Ten Bindi's Bootcamp ABC3 Network Ten Everybody Dance Now Network Ten Puberty Blues Network Ten Class Of... Network Ten Destination Flavour SBS One Don't Tell the Bride Network Ten I Will Survive Network Ten Go! Yes Chef Network Ten Seven Network Bushwhacked! ABC3 ABC2 A Moody Christmas ABC1 Redfern Now ABC1 Problems ABC1
Subscription television Program Network Premiere date Ref Cricket Superstar Fox8 Wife Swap Australia LifeStyle You I Survived... Stories of Australia Bio. Conspiracy 365 FMC Nat Geo Adventure Kings Cross ER: St Vincent's Hospital Crime & Investigation Network Australian Business Sky News Business AFL 360 Fox Footy AFL Insider Fox Footy Local Produce MTV Australia NRL Highlights Show Fox Sports 2 Eddie McGuire Tonight Fox Footy WAG Nation Arena CBeebies Story Time CBeebies Fox Footy Location Location Location Australia Channel [V] Tony Robinson's Time Walks Territory Cops Crime & Investigation Network Foxtel Movie Show Arena How We Invented the World Discovery Channel
Notes Breakfast was originally scheduled to premiere on 27 February 2012, but this date was moved forward to 23 February 2012 following former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's resignation as Minister for Foreign Affairs on 22 February 2012 and the subsequent announcement of an Australian Labor Party leadership spill. The Strange Calls was available online via ABC iview from 9 October 2012 prior to its television broadcast.
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