Adelaide loves Deaf TV

.Adelaide C31 adds an extra timeslot for Deaf TV in which the Deaf Community will be able to watch the Deaf TV shows three times per week.

Deaf TV resumed the programs in Adelaide last September after two years' absence. Last winter a deaf person in Adelaide appealed Deaf TV to resume but Adelaide C31 found it difficult to find a place in the timeslot frames for awhile. Deaf TV finally stepped into the Adelaide C31 shows in late September. The second timeslot was set up next month for the repeats. Adelaide C31 added third timeslot for Deaf TV on Sundays - re-starting the first episode that was first shown on Tuesday on 23rd September.

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Deaf TV is a non-profit local organisation which is based on the enthusiasm of Deaff volunteers in Melbourne. Deaf TV is primarily funded through member donations and sale of products. This volunteer organisation does not receive any regular Government or private funding.

Deaf TV screens programs on a local community television Melbourne Channel 31 station every Monday at 7 p.m. and Tuesday at 9.30 a.m.

Also at Adelaide C31, every Tuesday 7.00 p.m (original), Thursday 2.00 p.m. (repeat) and Sunday 5.30 p.m. (Episode One starts on 23rd November 2008).

We often film the activities in the Deaf Community as many as we can. Some Deaf producers may make their own sequences and may submit theirs to us. We will have a look and edit them for our Deaf TV programs.

 From 8th September 2008, Channel 31 runs its Season 60 (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) & Tuesday at 9.30 a.m. (Repeat) 

*3 November 2008 - Australian Deaf Netball Championships 2006  During the championships at Dandenong in Melbourne, the club teams alike youngsters and elders, boys, too, from interstate competed over the weekend.

*10 November 2008 - Steam Locomotives The Deaf members are involved in the activities at the miniature steam locomotive clubs and dominate rail traction. they work out with steam pumps, injectors and pressure gauges.

*17 November 2008 - State Deaf Tenpin Bowling 2008 / Championships At Rotorua / Deaf Car Racer Interstate bowlers join the state championships in Moorabbin to wrestle for the trophy. / In the other part, the Aussie bowlers raid the NZ Deaf Tenpin Bowling Championships at Rotorua and pinch a trophy. / A Deaf car racer competes at a country track.

*24 November 2008 - Dance Off / St Mary School's 60th Anniversary The performers demonstrate their great dance and teach the deaf kids how to perform at Deaf Children Australia. / St. Mary's School for the Deaf celebrates its 60th anniversary at John Pierce Centre, Prahran. The school first opened in Portsea in 1948.

WERRIBEE DEAF CLUB   ****   CHRISTMAS RALLY Friday 28 November 2008 - 7 pm to 12 midnight    Werribee Racing Club Function Room (The Grandstand at the Racecourse) Bulban Road, Werribee

  Deaf Tour in Vietnam

Deaf tourists and Vietnamese friends meet and talk in a gathering.

   Aussies celebrate at Rotorua

Members of Australian team celebrate their victory with a war spoil trophy after defeating NZ at Rotorua, NZ.