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After a four-year hiatus, the Nine Network’s 1960s flagship music program 

The coming of colour meant more than a simple pulling of a switch to transform Kansas into Oz.

The colour TV revolution hit Australia on 1 March 1975. Curator Bronwyn Barnett explains what was involved in reaching this milestone – and why it took so long.

Curator Bronwyn Barnett continues her look at the historic arrival of colour TV in Australia on 1 March 1975.

With colour TV just around the corner, Eric Porter's animation studio began production on the children’s series Yellow House (1974), whic

The arrival of colour TV brought excitement – and con artists.

Philips promised more than a sharper picture. Their ad campaign claimed colour TV would transform the entire viewing experience.

Six years before C-Day, GTV 9 Melbourne (Nine Network) gave lucky audiences a sneak peek at the future.

This audio clip contains three 30-second radio advertisements from a campaign to educate motorists about the change from imperial to metric speed limits on Australian roads which began on 1 July 19