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8th June 2009, Channel 31 runs its Season 63 (each season every three months to re-schedule) and there is one repeat during the week after Monday's original screenings.

Deaf TV on Channel 31 (C31) in Melbourne

Mondays at 7.00 p.m. (Original) and Thursdays at 9.00 a.m. (Repeat)

*1 June 2009 - Deafblind Recreational Camp / VIC v. Leverkusen   The Deafblind people and volunteers take part in the recreational events at the camp in the Gippsland. / International deaf basketball match between Victoria and Leverkusen, the German touring team in Melbourne.

*8 June 2009 - Pizza Nite / Deaf Footy Match   The deaf footy group orginised a pizza night to feature the selection of players for an interstate match. / The 500 fans watched the interstate between Victoria and South Australia at Noble Park in 2008.

*15 June 2009 - Deaf Talkabout   John McRae signs as a story teller at the meeting to tell the history of Deaf community.

*22 June 2009 - Signee Tots Anniversary   The supporters of Signee Tots celebrates the 10th anniversary at an amusement and the parents, volunteers and kids enjoy their gathering.

*29 June 2009 - Deaf State Tennis   The deaf players contest for the titles of the state championships at Royal Park and how they would battle to win on the courts..

Werribee Deaf Club   The Social function is to be held at Community Hall, Lonsdale Circuit, Hoppers Crossing. Friday, 26th June 2009

Deaf Japanese Actors

Yasuko Tsuchiya and Noboru Matsuda are trying to convince the other couple that they are alright. This Japanese film was written, directed and produced by Melbourne-bred Robert Hoskin, who was the resident in Tokyo in the 1990s. The films, produced by Robert Hoskin, were screened in Deaf TV this year.

Deaf Speedboat Driver

20th April 2009 (TV screen): Chris Storer, the deaf driver, steers his Steel Boots team boat pulling two water skiers through Murray River in the NSW/Victorian border in February 2009. (Photo Source: Wayne van der Poel).