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2 days ago · NBN TV history on display. NBN3 was New South Wales’ first regional TV station when it commenced transmission in 1962. From its very earliest days, the station maintained a high level of local TV production, including regional and national news, children’s shows (including a long-running local version of Romper Room ), variety, travelogues ...
2 days ago · Mid North Coast News. Latest Court Stories. Sarah Iuliano. Man avoids jail over double fatal crash near Tea Gardens. A Mid North Coast man has avoided jail over a crash near Tea Gardens which claimed the lives of two… Read More » Mid North News. Britt Ramsey. Coffs police to launch hometown cop campaign.
2 days ago · Jan Welfman with NBN camera (Courtesy NBN Archive) Andrew Mercado, TV Historian “The Rewind Exhibition is a fascinating look back at how influential and important local TV station NBN3 was to Newcastle and the Hunter Valley. For a regional network, NBN achieved an incredible amount of TV firsts.
Jun 18, 2024 · Originally from Port Macquarie, Jane has worked in television news and radio and studied at the University of Newcastle. A very Sydney-centric state budget has been handed today with $35-billion for 3 new metro lines and public transport and $5-billion for upgrading road.
6 days ago · The following list of programs are currently broadcast by the Nine Network / 9HD, 9Go!, 9Gem, 9Life and 9Rush as well as their regional affiliates, including WIN, NBN and Imparja as well as catch-up service 9Now. Some affiliate stations have alternate schedules and may air programs at different times.
NSW Reconstruction Authority earmarks North Lismore for Resilient Lands Program. Good news for flood impacted home-owners tonight – with hundreds set for home raising or retro-fitting. The State’s reconstruction authority…. Read More ».
5 days ago · NBN Television commenced broadcasting to the Newcastle and Hunter Valley region on Sunday, 4th March 1962. NBN’s market stretches from Central Coast in the south to the Gold Coast, Queensland in the north and west to Moree and Narrabri.
