Vast Australian Radio Schedule Listing Programs and Hosts
A dense outline of daily programming across MBS Melbourne and Canberra, detailing shows, hosts, times, and segments from early morning to late night. Entries reference News broadcasts, devotions, music programs, Weather, and specialized programs like The Pleasure of Your Company and Morning Show, with repeated mentions of hosts such as Michael John Fewster, Jim Wilshire, Peter Bosley, and Frank Chamberlain, spanning multiple days and including overnight slots and canberra line updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Deveson
Melbourne
Dulux
Peter Bodly
Steve Peadh
Jim Wilshire
Jim. Im
Jim Pilaim
Peter Bosley
Steve Pead
Melbournews
Jim Pilgrim
Weather Bureau
Canberra Times
Canberra
Frank Chamberlain
Michael Jobe
Thad
Bony
Brea
Petr
Jim Wil
Peter Bosly
Steve Pend
Mildenight
Michael John Fewster
Jim Pilgim
LOS Raffeel’s
Blues
MBS
Michel John Fewster
Music Room
Mons
Ming
Muna
Trades and Council
Marsics
Capital
Frank
OJMI
Decoto
Radio Schedule Fragment with Breakfast Show nooks
A dense OCR style listing outlines daily radio programming across multiple stations. It includes Breakfast Shows with Peter Evans and Peter Bran, regional and overseas news, hospital hour serials, classical concerts, weather and market updates, and various music blocks. Contains numerous program titles, times, and performer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Evans
Regeeel
Seasion
Opseas
Ree Hospital
Garry Ord
Myrtle Rose White
Peiring
Rossini
Liszt
Dumr
Osea
Peter Era
Osea HO the Hospital
Peter Young
Peer Evans
Garry
Seral
Inc
Roman
Weeklong Radio Schedule Highlights from 1971
A dense NCR of a radio timetable lists Monday to Wednesday programming across music talks and news. It notes John Nash from Bris bane presenting readings from William Barclay, Schubert recital by Nicolai Gedda with Erik Werbo on piano, and frequent News in Brief segments alongside Relax with Me hosted by Arch McKirdy. The schedule includes BBC Book Club adaptations Northanger Abbey, Popular Classics, and Cricket coverage with NSW SA fixtures, plus Canberra News and World Roundup segments. The dense listing emphasizes live music, literature readings, sports summaries, and daily news rounds through a rotating roster of hosts and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nash
Brisbane
William Barclay
Jesus
Nicolai Gedda
Erik Werbo
BBC Book Club
Northanger
Pete
Jane Austen
Mary Talk Cricket de and Lunch Summary Ltd
International World
Aust
NSW Ov SA
Australia
NSW
Canberra
Barry Eaton
Vicl
BBC
Northanger Abbey
Australi
Arthur Burrae
Ness
Ra Leer
Inee
Lover
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THE
Christian News Review
Brian Wilshire
Laat Join Fewster
Micheel John Fewster
Peter Bossy
Ipm
Wkews
Macquarie Raci and Sporting Service
Italy
Steve Peach
Jim Wilhire
Oon
Eames
S Brose
Peter Bran
Wnational
O'nens
the Hospital
Renae Ae
Myrtle
Young
Sia
Cricket Sun Nsw
Ional Racing
George Ros
Ginger
Mmn
River Heights
Joe
South West German Radio Orchestra
Young Australia
In Filmer
Young Word
Lucky
Bumbers
Ian Neil
Huw Evans
Blue Hills
Befius
Thuy Spake Zarathustra
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Werder and
Sculthorpe Pearce
Aes
John
Ai Sreeonara
Hills
Stock Exchange
United Nations
BBC W
Beethoven
Rachmaninov
Fact and Onion
Cambini
Chase
Nationalseas
Wilfred Thomas
Auestralian
Iuch
Kindermarten
Ponc Omnia
Max Rourke
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Dewi! Bishop
Ceylon
Queensland
Orchetra
Wen Walker
O'seas
Seas
Michael Daley
Hchestra
Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra
Stravinsky
Igor Stravinsky
Satuday Saints
Patrick Kirkwood
George Morrison
Satuday
Paul Maclay
Rust
Gall
Asa
ABC
BBC Haydn and Strauss
Placito Domingo
Libercill Milnes
TOW
Norman Johnston
Gam
CLOG
Melourne Symphony
Wts
Keith
Richard Hoggart
Argonaut's Club
John Hinde
Quality Street
China Achebe
Honwar
Es Zaagmondy
Thomas Moore
Arch McKindy
Max Ambrose
Dr Finlay
Ben Vorlich
Maxbrose
Arch McKirdy
Kenneth Horne
Muse Lover
Margaret Throsby
Inel
Iven Vne
Arch Mec- Kordy Cinel
Neat Rede
Arthur Burra
Inc News
Victoria NZ
New Zealand
Victoria