Armenia television guide: First Channel news editions and programme pages

Start with the dated First Channel schedule

Public Television of Armenia’s official homepage presents a day-by-day programme schedule, including news, interviews, series, cultural material and entertainment. The current schedule lists several news times as separate entries. Use the particular edition you intend to follow rather than set a reminder named only News.

A daily schedule can contain programmes continuing after midnight. Retain the date attached to the broadcaster’s listing and check the calendar day shown by the viewing device. This matters for a household watching from Australia, where an Armenian evening transmission can fall after midnight or in the next morning locally.

A dated bulletin is easier to find than a generic channel

The First Channel News programme page lists individual editions with both a time and date, such as its 21:00 bulletin. A link to that programme page is useful when catching up after work or sharing a particular edition with relatives. The live channel will have moved on to the next programme.

Keep an individual bulletin separate from a short news item. A report can answer one question without containing the complete edition. If you are looking for an interview mentioned during the news, check whether it is a separate programme in the schedule or part of the dated bulletin before searching another channel.

English navigation does not promise English programme audio

The official website has an English-language programme and schedule route. That makes its titles easier to browse in English, but the route itself does not establish an English soundtrack for each Armenian television programme. Check the actual episode’s description and available controls if translated audio or subtitles are required.

For a mixed-language household, retain the original programme identity alongside an English explanation in personal favourites. This is more reliable than replacing every title with broad labels such as Armenian news or family show. The precise title and edition also make a support enquiry easier to understand.

Use Yerevan time for local programme announcements

Asia/Yerevan uses UTC+04:00 in the checked November 2026 and July 2027 examples. Convert a verified First Channel announcement using that location and its date, rather than treating every Armenian-language programme encountered elsewhere as a Yerevan-local transmission. Diaspora services can publish their own schedules.

If a programme guide differs from the official listing, compare the date, bulletin edition and channel identity before making a manual clock shift. Save the source start and displayed result. These editorial broadcaster references are not evidence that a programme, channel or replay is carried within an IPTV Australia account.

Questions about this guide

Where can I find an older First Channel news edition?

Use Public Television of Armenia’s News programme page and select the bulletin by time and date.

Does the English First Channel website guarantee English audio?

No. An English navigation page does not establish the spoken language of every video; check the particular programme and available tracks.