Canberra Radio Schedule Overview From 1972 Edition
A dense list of daily program slots across channels Canberra on the Line with Frank Chamberlain Jim Pilgrim Show Terry Malcolm Show and many others includes News Weather and Music segments. The long timetable covers Monday to Friday with times from midnight to late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian News Review
Terry Malcolm
Catholic Church Inter
Rick McIntyre
Rick Mee
Sean
Frank Chamber
Canberra
Steve Peach
Macquarie News
Alan Fitz Fia
Carole Miller
Midadghe
Cent
Fond
690
Frank Chamberlain
Jim Pilgrim
Fcomikght
Michael John Fewster
Steve Pead Mornin
Alan Fitnfald
Mick McIntyre
Rick MccIntyre
Weather Bureau
Kert
Rilen
W. McMahon
Minards
Steve Pead
Conld
Alan Fitz
Rick Mulotyre
Sam
Whatson
Wih
Jim Wilshire
Hawt
Machael John Feaster
Veto
Choly Devons
Alan Piteperald
Cierele Miller
P2aNe
Canberna
Pace - Maidhniglat
Terre Malcolm
Healy
Capital
Frenk Chamberlain
News
Weath
Asia
ABC
Australis
John Cargher
Philosophere
Sune Dara
John Hinde
Quality Street
Ron Blair
Spiro Malas
ABC Music Magazine
Cross Ways
BAC
Sydney
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Broadcaster Lineup
A dense OCR of station listings shows Clive Robertson hosting The Breakfast Show with weather updates at multiple times, followed by ACT News and various country and district programs. It notes serials, concerts, and children's segments across Melbourne Sydney and Burwood venues with numerous times and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Robertson
ACT
Robert Peach
Garry Ord Bush i Centre
Dajarr
Youn Seow
Y Oung
Cent
Cko
Ancl
Garry Or District Hospital
Colac
Victoria
Leigh Bonheur
Isami
Peter Young
Foglish
Garry
Ike of God
Burwood
Nsw
Leah Bonheur
Hlam
Inci
Australia
Schook
Allens
Peay
Renin
Voice of Germany
West Australian Symphony
Pwews
Secundas
Dravid Ellis
Musica Australia
BET
Denise Keene
Happy
Oon
Pat
Mone
BBC Radio Programming Overview for a Full Week
A dense schedule listing daily BBC Radio programs across mornings, afternoons, and nights. Entries include news briefings, music blocks, learning English segments, Bible readings, and various classical, jazz, and world music programs. Notable figures include Ian Neil, Vaughan Hang, Noam, and Kenneth Horne. The list references multiple symphonies, concerts, and book club segments across Australia, Adelaide, and London venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Red Hill
BBC Book Club
Ing Sands
South Australian Symphony Orchestra
Oe Ity
Thomas
BBC
Kenneth Horne
Brici
Josephine Tey
West Australian Symphony Orchestra
Vaughan Hang
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Dail
Conkoomt
Alan
Wee Rie
Erry
Malcolm
THE
Canberra Times
Ae Malcolm Show
Gerald and
Libermy Malcolm
DLO
Howe
AO AI
T40
Datsun Valve
Macquarie Racine and Sporting Service
Tale Cabri
Steve Prod
Dlews
Jim Wilkshue
Jim Wilhtiere
Camdh
Coe
Charles Dickem
Peter
Noose
Clive Prpatce
LOO Blue Hills
Stock Exchange
Nooo
Blue Hills
Katherine West
Percy Grainger
Junion
BBC Eenee
Dvorak
Martini
Loo
Leoncavallo
Poe Onegin
Tehai Kovaby
Joy Hollyer
M. Barmard Eldershaw
Lord Howe Island
Ein Kawamura
Pune
Forte
Gary Sitshy
Valda Aveling
National Farm
Waltz Waldteufels
Insight
Eugene Omevin
Pcha
BBC No
Nova
Elgary
Marius Webb
Fredrich Cerha
Tan Fare
Pino Brahe
TD Dvorski
Peter Leonard Fie
Barrie Freedman
Eric Child
1100
Kevin Arnett
Asa
Austeal String Quartet
Werner Ryenn
Asuartet
Brahms
Alec Nicol
Tim
Ralph Collins
Rolf
Julian Bream
Villalobos
London
Sym
Ine
Cee
Uaa
Ino
Pabrikant
Sat
Oren Il
Meditaon
News In Symphiony Orchestra
Walter Stiamy
Noam
Aref
Lindwall
Mamie
Mmeary
Fingland
England
Appton
Close
Behading
Conceno
Greg
BAC Book Club
Josepatna Tey
G. W. Tarect
Jan Neil
Brivef
Lees
Rosehill
Laoch and
Fternoon
Nee Beat & Arson
P Scene
Ive Walker
Spotlight
Ian Neil
Diel
Noog
Peter Dawes-Smith
Inel
Peter Hitchener
Paul Maclay Mews
Sone
Discouure
J Neil
Neil
Richard Combe Aind
Famies
Brian
Moon
Paul Maclay
Ralphe Rickman
Rod McNeill
Finc
BBC Sports
Piay
World of Entertainment
Paul Macelay
Miami
Ind