Deaf TV is coming soon

Deaf TV will start on Monday 8th March 2010 at 6.30 p.m. Deaf TV will run its 13 programs this season. Melbourne Channel 31 will start its 66th season in March. Adelaide Channel 31 will start Deaf TV on Monday 5th April 2010 at 6.30 p.m.

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Deaf TV on Channel 31 (C31) in Melbourne, Geelong and Adelaide.

Mondays at 6.30 p.m.

8th March 2010 - ASLIA Conference / National Deaf Netball Championships  ASLIA Interpreter Conference - the highlight is to improve the communication with interpreters and clients. / National Deaf Netball Championships in a country town - the teams from other states battle for the title.

15th March 2010 - Deaf Youth Arts / Rock-Climbing  Deaf Children Australia (DCA) displays its Deaf Youth Arts organised by Deaf Art Network which also demonstrates the 'We Can Dance' action / Deaf Sports Recreation Victoria launches a promotion with the government support in the rock climbing with young deaf students.

22nd March 2010 - Track Run / Vicdeaf Xmas Rally  Another deaf world record track race is set by an athlete again in Melbourne. / As Vicdeaf - Victorian Deaf Society - holds its annual Christmas rally in a park close to the city, they celebrate the last part of the 125th anniversary of the Society.

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).

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 a resident in Tokyo in the 1990s. The films, produced by Robert Hoskin, were screened in Deaf TV this year.