123TV showcases the work of independent multimedia artists, animators and musicians. On 123TV you will see innovative digital work that is not trying to sell you an ipod or a bank loan.  It is a platform for young artists, but anyone can switch on to see something cool, or funny, or different and sometimes even inspiring.  Catch Season 3 in June 2007.

Barnaby Flowers A Time to Talk is a half hour anarchic, mock talk/interview program that loosely satirizes talk shows such as Parkinson and Enough Rope. The show comprises of interviews with fictional characters hosted by interviewer Jon Bennett. Each episode explores a theme, allowing Bennett to interview an array of absurd guests who relate to that theme, as well as unwittingly take part in a narrative within the show, which serves as a running gag, and book ends each episode. As Bennett attempts to probe into his guests lives, he is forced to match their wits and despite adversity, keep the show moving

Find out more at www.myspace.com/barnabyflowers

Made by the youth for the youth, Black Sheep is a comedy sketch show featuring random sketches and character based skits. Made in Melbourne with location and studio based shoots. Featuring all original content, male and female cast; bringing a fresh new outlook, with outrageous and hilarious characters and events, that will leave you wanting more. The focus is on creating a variety of lovable characters rather than relying on parody and send-ups. Skits range in length from a few seconds to a few minutes.  Black Sheep features as part of Channel 31's Bite Size.

DAVE HARDING P.I. is a 9 week series commencing 5th October and broadcasting at 11:30pm on Thursday nights and rebroadcasting at 2:00am on Friday night/Saturday morning.

The show looks at topical issues and finds out what the public think about a great range of current issues.  The host, Dave Harding, goes out on the street each week, discusses a topical and sometimes controversial issue with the public then has a brief chat in the studio about what we have learnt. The show consists of about 70% 'on the street' vox-pop interviews, and 30% in-studio filming.

Now in it's second year Heavyweight TV is Australia's premiere Hip Hop Show.  Each week they document the four elements of Hip Hop: aerosol art, lyricism, breaking and turntablism.  Brought to the Australian public by Hip Hop fanatics and artists who volunteer their time, skills and talent to educate entertain and inform you on the Hip Hop world.
Heavyweight TV provides a platform for established and emerging artists, Screening in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelade, and Perth.  More information can be found at www.heavyweighttv.com.au

In Pit Lane is the source on local, national and international motorsports news. Hosted by Brett Ramsey, it features the latest motorsports news, event updates, interviews and guests and product reviews.

More Amore is community television’s hottest new game show, reintroducing Melbournians to the concept of blind dating.

Its hosts Jason Allen and Julia Zass help one lucky mystery date challenge a panel of three potential dates through a series of elimination games.

Newsline is a bi-annual student news and journalism program co-produced by RMIT's School of Media. It provides journalism students the chance to participate in television journalism and RMITV students the opportunity to work 'behind-the-scenes,' in the production of the show.

A variety show exploring the intersection of computers, the Internet, science, film, gaming, music and Geek Culture across the globe. From Ferengi to Furries, from Azathoth to Zoltan, from minus-a-Googleplex to a Googleplex - we cover it all.

Witness:

• Historic recreations of great rivalries in science - performed by real actors!
• Great scientific minds attempting to prove things that aren't true, but everyone wishes were so!
• Internet vs. Meatspace - which one sells more wacky shirts?

Watch episodes here.

Single Rules is NOT devoted to losers on the prowl.  Yes it features dating
tips, a how-to on the best ways to pick up (everybody hates a hit and
miss), awkward silence free getting-to-know-yous and all important
training for that scary first date.

Now in production of it's second season (the first was called Singles TV), Single Rules reflects the diversity that is Australian society.  Forget Blonde bimbos and muscly Ken dolls wooing each other with cheesy lines.  Bring on real people of all ages, ethnicites, religions, sexual orientations, interests and personality quirks - unique is good.

From the producer that brought you Public Holiday Season 1, Public Holiday Season 2 and Goats and Sailors IV (banned unreleased in Australia), comes the next big thing in Australian comedy - STUDIO 4.

Studio 4 goes behind-the-scenes at a typical community television studio and features the talent AND the fictional behind the scenes crew in a what can only be described as part sitcom and part sketch show. 

Teh w00t show is Melbourne's newest source of gaming information and entertainment.

It's a show about three guys living in a share flat, who go off on crazy adventures while they try and perform for an extreme gaming TV show called w00t 101!

It's easy to say that this is the best show RMITV has ever had the gaul to produce, so let's say it!

The LiveWire is RMITV's newest variety show. Set to follow in the steps on Pluck and The Radioactive Lounge, The LiveWire will feature a little bit of everything. Potential content includes interviews, regular segments, comedy, bands and much much more.

This weekly half hour program is bridging the gap between upcoming film makers and production houses with mainstream television audiences. Successfully pitched as Bill Collins for the MTV audience, The Short Film Show screens the hard to find gems created by Australian and international talent, from the newest indie film makers to established production houses.

Xposed will be the definitive guide to the Melbourne nightlife scene. Each week Xposed's host Sebastian Moon goes out, on locations to discover a new and different night club around Melbourne, and bring back the good, the bad and the ugly.

Youth Talk is a one hour variety show with scetches, panel discussions, guests, bands, and even a superhero.  With the aim of going live-to-air in early 2007.