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Making multicultural Australia
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Multicultural Television – The most exciting idea in broadcasting...
Bruce Gyngell.
In this talk to the National Press Club in Canberra in August 1980 the first head of SBS Television, Bruce Gyngell, tells of the significance of SBS TV, the role it will play after its launch, in October 1980.
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