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[Centenary air race]
No full textIncludes loose untitled map showing route and including a table "Distances in handicap section"; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-vn519996
O, were my love yon lilac fair [music] /
No full textW.H.P.& Co.1533 (Publisher number). "Prize winning song in the Australian Composers Competition 1933, promoted by the Australian Broadcasting Commission" -- At head of caption title.; Pl. no.: W.H.P.& Co.1533.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn1651022
Melbourne radio 2 survey, 1978
No full textThe aim is to collect general information about 3AR Listeners, including their program preferences on that station, their television viewing habits, their pastimes etc. The aim of the survey was to use this information to build up a profile of 3AR listeners for programming purposes. Topics covered include: radio listening habits; radio stations listened to in the last seven days; stations listened to for news; other 3AR programme types to which the respondent listens; segment of the day during which the respondent listens to 3AR; 3AR programmes to which the respondent listens, comments about these programmes and which programmes should be continued or discontinued if the A.B.C. decided to cut down its programming; type and location of radios owned; particular types of programmes that the respondent likes to hear on FM radio; television viewing habits; television programmes watched last night and whether that is about the amount that the respondent would watch on an ordinary week night/ Saturday/ Sunday; hobbies and activities; whether the respondent goes late night shopping and the time usually arrived home after such shopping; attitudes to radio listening; the amount of spoken word material preferred in radio programmes and whether that amount varies according to the time slot; the respondent's plan for the broadcast which is most pleasing; if given the opportunity to plan a program or a series for 3AR, the type of program it would be and the time it would be broadcast; attitude to radio programme and station selection; music preferences; and, newspapers and magazine readership. Background information includes age, sex, education level, occupation, household composition, vote intention, and whether the respondent is willing to be reinterviewed. Data refers to period from 7 September, 1978 to 15 September, 197
Brisbane radio, 1980
No full textThe aims are to gather information about radio listeners and potential listeners in the critical 0900-1300 (Monday-Friday) timeslot, with specific reference to potential listeners to 4QR (Brisbane, ABC Network 1) Topics covered include: radio and television ownership; type of FM radio receiver(s) owned and whether the respondent plans to purchase one if none owned; frequency of radio listening; the times and stations of average weekday radio listening; times of day yesterday when the respondent could have listened but didn't; what the respondent normally does between 0900 and 1200 on weekdays, whether this activity would allow one to pay attention to the radio, and whether the respondent is usually alone or with someone during this time; on the average, the length of time that the respondent can concentrate on talk that interests him during the 0900-1200 time slot and the reason for that; the preferred music to spoken-word ratio for the 0900-1200 time slot and preferred number of minutes of music per half hour; reasons for not listening during this time period; whether the spoken-word or the music segment is most important to the respondent; attitude to various program formats; the times, stations and programmes for Saturday and Sunday radio listening; the time when the TV is turned on in the middle of the day; and, opinions of four television programmes (commercial channel news, Channel 2 News, Holiday and To-day Tonight). Data refers to period from 24 July, 1980 to 5 August, 198
Sydney radio survey, 1981
No full textThe general objectives are to gather information about audience reception and interests in the Sydney area with regard to radio and with particular emphasis on preferences and appreciation of programs on the various ABC radio stations in the Sydney area. Topics include: radio and television ownership; weekday radio listening habits; preferred programme type; preferred radio station and type of programme for specific time slots on weekdays; reasons for not listening on weekdays; reasons for not listening to FM stations; reasons for choosing a particular FM station; likes and dislikes about 2 Triple Jay (2JJJ) radio; the most convenient times for listening to new broadcasts during breakfast, lunch and evening meal hours; radio station listened to for news, Monday to Friday; preferred radio programme for the Noon to 2:00 p.m. time slot; television programme viewing; how often the respondent watches Channel 0/28 and an evaluation of the reception of this channel in the respondent's home; and, length of time spend watching television on an ordinary night. Background variables include age, sex, occupation, level of education, and household composition. Data refers to period from 1 July, 1981 to 31 July, 198
North coast survey, 1981: radio and television usage, Richmond-Tweed, New South
No full textThe aim of this study wasto collect general information on the radio listening and television viewing habits in the Richmond-Tweed area of New South Wales, with specific emphasis on ABC radio stations 2NR (Tratton) and 2ML (Murwillumbah), both part of the Radio 3 network, and to a lesser extent ABC Television station Channel 6. The survey included questions on specific radio programs, and a three-day radio and television diary. Topics include: television ownership and type of set owned; number of hours spent watching television on weeknights; the frequency that the respondent watches specific news, talk shows and other programmes and an opinion of them; FM radio ownership; most frequently 'listened to 'commercial and ABC radio stations, reasons for their selection, and, satisfaction with the stations; other radio stations used by respondent; stations that the respondent would like to listen to but can't receive; number of hours per weekday spent listening to the radio; station that the respondent would turn on to get news in an emergency, cyclone warning information, fullest authoritative account of a current event, the time, and, information about local sporting events and about local tourist activities, and if the respondent does not use the radio, the source he would go to for this information; the frequency that the respondent listens to specific radio programmes and an opinion of these programmes; if the respondent listens to rural information programmes, how interesting and useful the information is to the respondent and suggestions for improvement; whether the respondent is able to identify the ABC station when he is listening; and, a three day media diary describing the respondent's radio and television usage and other activities during that period. Background information includes age, sex, occupation and occupation status, level of education, and household composition
Radio listeners of Tamworth, New South Wales, 1979
No full textThe study surveyed radio listening habits of Tamworth people, with particular emphasis on their appreciation and preferences with regard to the ABC station 2NU, with some comparison to 2TM, the local commercial station. Topics include: radio and television ownership; television programmes viewed last night from 6 o'clock onwards; radio stations to which the respondent listens during an ordinary week and at specific times of the day; program preferences for specific times of the day and what the respondent actually does at that time; whether the respondent is usually at home, work, school or some place else on an ordinary work day; listening habits; times when the respondent normally gets up, has breakfast, leaves for work or school, or some place else on an ordinary work day; listening habits; times when the respondent normally gets up, has breakfast, leaves for work or school, etc.; opinion of the ABC programme 'Morning Extra' and of other programmes from different time slots; music preference for various times of the day and whether the music played on 2NU matches this selection; recommended changes to the 2NU music broadcasts; satisfaction with the balance of music to spoken word material in the Saturday afternoon programme on 2NU; and, how often the respondent listens to the Stock Exchange Report on 2NU at 1:15 pm on weekdays. Background information includes age, sex, level of education, occupation, household composition, and an interviewer evaluation of the respondent's level of co-operation. Data refers to period from 18 October, 1979 to 31 October, 197
Australian Broadcasting Commission Dance Band - Brian May.
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/276293Australian Broadcasting Commission Dance Band - Brian May (conductor), 5th April 1981. This was the final concert given by the ABC Dance Band in the Myer Music Bowl before it was disbanded due to lack of funding. It was tragic for the music scene in Melbourne as the band was of a particularly high standard and provided many professional musicians with regular work.200460
Item: [1999.0081.00342] "Australian Broadcasting Commission Dance Band - Brian May.
Australian Broadcasting Commission Dance Band - Suzanne Steel.
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/276609Australian Broadcasting Commission Dance Band - Suzanne Steel, 5th April 1981. This was the final concert given by the ABC Dance Band in the Myer Music Bowl before it was disbanded due to lack of funding. It was tragic for the music scene in Melbourne as the band was of a particularly high standard and provided many professional musicians with regular work.200461
Item: [1999.0081.00658] "Australian Broadcasting Commission Dance Band - Suzanne Steel.
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