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Newspaper advertisement for colour TV

1975

Newspaper advertisement for colour TV

1975

    When colour television arrived, newspapers helped Aussies adjust to the colour era. Articles explained the technology and reassured hesitant buyers. This clipping shows a still from comedy series The Last of the Australians, created by Crawford Productions to kick off the 1975 season, with Jacki Weaver a standout guest star in bright yellow and red. Print media kept the message front and centre: black-and-white was fading fast, and colour was the way forward.

    When colour television arrived, newspapers helped Aussies adjust to the colour era. Articles explained the technology and reassured hesitant buyers. This clipping shows a still from comedy series The Last of the Australians, created by Crawford Productions to kick off the 1975 season, with Jacki Weaver a standout guest star in bright yellow and red. Print media kept the message front and centre: black-and-white was fading fast, and colour was the way forward.

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