Science broadcaster Sir David Attenborough reschedules Australian tour Sir David Attenborough has "recovered well" after heart surgery and will be in Australia for his sell out "A Life on Earth" tour in July. SCIENCE broadcaster Sir David Attenborough has rescheduled his Australian tour after he was forced to cancel earlier this month to undergo heart surgery. An announcement this afternoon said Sir David had "recovered well" and has received the all clear to travel to Australia for his sell-out A Life on Earth tour. Sir David thanked Australians for their "wonderful and kind messages" after he was admitted to hospital on the advice of his cardiologist to be fitted with a pacemaker. Everything went well. I will see you in Australia very soon," he said in a statement. He will appear in the same venues except Sydney and Brisbane where venue changes were necessary. Lateral Events CEO Simon Baggs said "Sir David was extremely disappointed that he was unable to travel in June "He enjoyed his Australia shows last year so much he is very much looking forward to presenting his show to all those who were unable to get tickets in 2012," Mr Baggs said. His show will include some of his new work such as Africa and Galapagos. A Life on Earth Tour Thursday 11 July Melbourne, MCEC Plenary 2 Friday 12 July Melbourne, MCEC Plenary 2 Wednesday 17 July Sydney, Capitol Theatre Thursday 18 July Sydney, Capitol Theatre Friday 19 July Canberra, Royal Theatre, National Convention Centre Canberra Wednesday 24 July Perth, Riverside Theatre Thursday 25 July Perth, Riverside Theatre Saturday 27 July Adelaide, Adelaide Entertainment Centre Tuesday 30 July Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Centre Wednesday 31 July Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Cent For more details, visit the alifeonearth website.