1993 in Australian television

Events

*March 3 - The Birthday Cake Interview takes place. This is seen as a crucial factor in the surprise re-election of the ALP in the federal election.
*November 25 - Ray Martin presents his final episode of "Midday". He moves on to "A Current Affair" in 1994 and is replaced in the "Midday" role by Derryn Hinch.
*Canwest buys Network Ten from Westpac.

Debuts

* "The Great Outdoors" (Seven Network)
* "Full Frontal" (Seven Network)
* "Sports Tonight" (Network Ten)
* "Our House" (Nine Network)
* "Money" (Nine Network)

Television shows

ABC TV
* "Four Corners" (1961-present)
* "Rage" (1987-present)
* "Foreign Correspondent" (1992-present)

Seven Network
* "Wheel of Fortune" (1981-1996, 1996-2003, 2004-06)
* "A Country Practice" (1981-1994)
* "Family Feud" (1988-1996)
* "Real Life" (1992-1994)

Nine Network
* "Sunday" (1981 – 2008)
* "Today" (1982 – present)
* "Sale of the Century" (1980-2001)
* "A Current Affair" (1971-1978, 1988-present)
* "Hey Hey It's Saturday" (1971-1999)
* "The Midday Show" (1973-1998)
* "60 Minutes" (1979-present)
* "The Flying Doctors" (1986-1991)
* "Australia's Funniest Home Video Show" (1990-2000, 2000-2004, 2005-present)
* "Hey Hey It's Saturday" (1971 – 1999)
* "Getaway" (1992-present)

Network Ten
* "Neighbours" (1985 – present)
* "E Street" (1989-1993)
* "Good Morning Australia with Bert Newton" (1991-2005)

Ending this year