Jack Gleeson, Managing Director of NQTV, talks about a commercial satellite service covering remote areas of Queensland and NSW. 

Ian Ridley, General Manager of Country Television Services, talks about new technologies being faced by country television stations. 

CTC 7 Canberra General Manager, George Barlin, discusses in 1990 how the station began broadcasting in colour six months prior to the official commencement of colour television transmission.

Michael Devine, presenter of the CBN 8 Orange program Ten Years of Progress, explains how microwave links and satellites brought the world to CBN 8 and CWN 6 viewers.

Bronwyn Barnett looks at the challenges faced by regional television from the late 1960s to the present.

People living in regional areas on the east coast of Australia began receiving television for the first time in late 1961 and throughout 1962.

Executives inspect the building site for regional television’s first station, GLV 10 in Traralgon.
Please note this clip has no sound.

Deborah Wright, NBN CEO, thanks viewers and all NBN employees in marking 50 years of television in Newcastle at the end of NBN News on 4 March 2012. 

Looking back at 50 years of WIN Television in WIN News, Wollongong on 22 March 2012. 

Postmaster-General CW Davidson’s speech at the official opening of Canberra’s first television station on 2 June 1962.