Stratos TV Highlights

Stratos TV Highlights

Stratos Television is sexy, political and humanitarian

Stratos Television has a great line up of shows as we head into July.

Comedian, sex therapist and Billy Connolly's wife Pamela Stephenson Connolly shares a few tips on how to make 'staying in' more exciting this winter.

Bomber Bradbury in his gritty Citizen A style stirs up a debate between Green party list member Denise Roche and Auckland Supercity Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse.

A special episode of DW TV's Global 3000 called 'The Fight for Human Rights' follows refugee resettlement in Norway and child trafficking in Mozambique.

Meanwhile the Brazilian hot drama 'City of Men' continues to flavour Thursday nights and the 'Richards' Romances' on Wednesday nights provide viewers with the perfect excuse to cuddle up on the couch.

From sex to politics, drama and humanitarianism - Stratos Television's smorgasbord of programming is hand-picked and scheduled to provide viewing that appeals to people, free-to-air on Freeview Channel 21 and SKY Channel 89.

LET'S TALK

Sunday, June 19 at 7:30pm on Stratos

Justin Timberlake did it and now Let's Talk's Lindsey Dawson is bringing sexy back. Comedian and sex therapist Pamela Stephenson Connolly is better known for being the wife and biographer of famous funny-man Billy Connolly, but Pamela heats things up by talking about all things sexy. With advice on everything from getting through dry spells to healthy attitudes towards sex, Pamela throws in hilarious real-life examples from her new book Sex life to make your Sunday night just that little bit warmer.

CITIZEN A

Friday, June 24 at 7:30pm on Stratos

For a slice of political and social satire look no further than Citizen A with Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury. For the first time on the show the Green party enters the spotlight to defend its policies. Fuelling the political fires Bomber pits Green party list member Denise Roche, who is running for the Auckland Central seat in this year's election, up against Auckland Supercity Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse. The discussion will focus on why the Greens don't seem to like Auckland.

GLOBAL 3000 - THE FIGHT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

Sunday, June 26 at 8:30pm on Stratos

From child trafficking in southern Africa to the resettlement of Afghani refugees in Norway, this Global 3000 special sheds light on severe and relentless breaches of human rights. Mozambique is increasingly becoming a major hub for child trafficking despite being part of the UN agreement to protect the rights of children. The special also follows Khalid Jans who fled the Taliban and now struggles to make a new life for himself in Norway.

Stratos Television, broadcasts nationwide via Sky Digital (Channel 89), Freeview and TelstraClear cable.
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