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2003 in Australian television

==Events==

* 10 February – 5 years since the last show, Ray Martin returns to the hosting role on Nine's ''A Current Affair''.
* 19 April – Rove McManus wins the 2003 TV WEEK Gold Logie.
* 25 June – ''Neighbours'' producers has announced that star Delta Goodrem will not renew her contract with the Network Ten series when it expires in next month. She is expected to be seen on-air until September.
* 27 June – TEN axes vintage episode reruns of ''Neighbours'' earlier through the 1991 series after very bad ratings and on the following Monday June 30, TEN launches the one hour afternoon news bulletin instead. In 2002 Neighbours rated only 70,000 viewers during the whole 1990 series.
* 30 June – Two of the ABC's digital television service channels ABC Kids and Fly TV closed down due to funding cuts from the Federal Government.
* 13 July – The Australian version of the Endemol-hit decision making game: Deal or No Deal, premieres on the Seven Network hosted by Weekend Sunrise host Andrew O'Keefe, offering a top prize of a staggering two million dollars before lowering the top prize to $200,000 next year.
* 21 July - Regina Bird wins season 3 of ''Big Brother'', becoming the show's first female winner.
* 27 July - The Australian version of ''Pop Idol'' debuts on Network Ten.
* 28 September – Shaun Faulkner wins the fourth and final season of ''The Mole'', taking home $104,000 in prize money. Petrina Edge is revealed as the Mole, and Nathan Beves is the runner-up.
* 10 October - After protests from the community during the Vietnam War, SBS TV has chosen to cancel its broadcasts of the state-run news service across Vietnam.
* 23 October – Axed-''Neighbours'' star Delta Goodrem wins the GOLD ARIA for Single of the Year at the 2003 ARIA Awards, along with 6 trophies, including John Farnham being inducted to the Hall of Fame and blasted the speakers loud to 1985's "You're The Voice".
* 19 November – The first series of Australian Idol was won by Guy Sebastian defeating Shannon Noll, along with his very first single, ''Angels Brought Me Here'' debuting at #1 on the ARIA Top 50 singles and Video Hits Top 20 singles chart reaching 4 time Platinum and album ''Just as I Am'' debuted at #1 and was reached 6 times Platinum. In 2010, ''Angels Brought Me Here'' ranked #1 on the ARIA end of decade singles chart.
* 5 December - After six years of reading the news together, Ross Symonds and Ann Sanders are both stood down as presenters of ''Seven News Sydney'' following years of dismal ratings to rival National Nine News Sydney. Ian Ross replaced them as of 2004.
* 22 December – Australian children's comedy series ''The Ferals'' returns to air on ABC after a very long absence since 1995. Rather than airing in the afternoons on Mondays at 5:00pm, the series now airs at 11:20am weekday mornings.
* December - Channel Nine takes a new record as the network wins all 40 weeks of ratings.

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