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The Story of Ned Kelly ran for 40 mins and is considered by many as the first feature film.
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The first long range (520 km) coastal radio station was established in Sydney
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The first public radio station in Australia began in Sydney called 2SB
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Number of broadcasting/radio licences issued reaches 80,000
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The Sydney studios of the ABC installs a disc recorder, enabling the recording of programs to occur for the first time.
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'Good evening and welcome to television,' said Bruce Gyngell on the first broadcast in Australia
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Melbourne and Sydney are linked by microwave for the first time, allowing programs to be broadcast live to both cities concurrently
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Current affairs program Four Corners begins on ABC
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Play School – based on a British concept, kicked off in 1966. It is the longest running children’s program on Australian TV.
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Talkback radio began in early 1967 on 6PR in Perth it was later introduced on 2SM in Sydney and 3AW in Melbourne