ABC iview – quick links
ABC iview: recently added
Teenage Boss: Next Level Season 3 – 1 August
Series. Hosted by beloved entertainer and presenter, Emma Watkins, Teenage Boss follows what happens when a teenager takes responsibility for the family’s finances for a month.
Grantchester Season 11 – 1 August
Series. Set in the summer of 1963, Grantchester Season 11 serves as the final and concluding chapter of the beloved mystery series. The village faces profound personal transformations.
Father Brown Season 12 – 1 August
Series. A charismatic, crime-busting priest gets on his bike to solve crimes in an idyllic Cotswolds village. Quirky, warm-hearted mystery drama starring Mark Williams.
ABC iview: highlights from July
New Zealand Spy – 22 July
New Zealand’s newest spies – and the only three who applied – Michael Riviera, Sue Nightingale, and Michael Anderson are tasked with protecting the nation from incoming threats, most notably from their noisy neighbours in Australia.
Kitchen Cabinet Season 8 – 21 July
Series. Join host Annabel Crabb for a brand-new season of Kitchen Cabinet, as she visits the homes of some of Australia’s most prominent political figures. Together they cook a meal, share a conversation, and, as always, Annabel brings dessert.
Treasure & Dirt – 19 July
Series. Two detectives investigate a gruesome murder in a dying opal town in the Australian desert – and are drawn into a strange, surreal underworld of secrets, greed and old sins that won’t stay buried.
When the River Rose – 14 July
Documentary. A deeply moving documentary revealing the social and economic impacts of the 2022 Lismore floods through intimate, character-driven storytelling. Flood survivor Kate Stroud guides audiences through compelling conversations with residents whose lives were reshaped by the record-breaking flood.
The Lady Grace Mysteries – 10 July
Series. At the majestic court of Queen Elizabeth I, Grace Cavendish is an (almost) perfect lady-in-waiting … and the first ever teenage spy, solving mysteries and secrets for the Queen.
Spicks and Specks Season 13 – 8 July
Series. Adam, Myf and Alan are back, pondering the big music questions as well as sweating the small stuff – such as can music be made using hospital equipment, what would Nessun Dorma sound like if it was about a butt-scooting dog and exactly what did Ed Sheeran get up to in Japan with Justin Bieber?
Bluey in Yolngu Matha – 5 July
The ABC brings Australia’s most loved blue heeler family to audiences in Yolngu Matha, the First Nations language of Northeast Arnhem Land. Five Bluey episodes have been translated, selected for their culturally relevant themes of family and country and will launch on ABC iview on Sunday 5 July and will also feature on the big screen at the Garma Festival in August.
Cooper & Fry – 4 July
Series. Based on the bestselling series of novels by Stephen Booth, two mismatched detectives must work together to get results. But as their personal lives begin to intertwine and past scars look to be healed, a unique friendship is formed. As they unearth old rituals and beliefs, they must rely on each other to not only bring justice but to survive.
Saint-Pierre – 3 July
Series. Two detectives with different policing skills and approaches are partnered to solve crimes in Saint-Pierre, the French Territory nestled in the Atlantic Ocean. At first at odds and suspicious of each other, Arch and Fitz soon discover that they are better together.
