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West Gate Bridge disaster: Nine News

Here is National Nine News coverage of the West Gate Bridge disaster on 15 October 1970 in Melbourne, with voice-over from reporter John Bailey.

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Olympic Torch crosses bridge

Sydney Mayor Frank Sartor and golfer Greg Norman carry the Olympic torch across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on the morning of 15 September 2000 as crowds of people gather to cheer them on.

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Bridge Climb opens

People can now climb to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Bridge Climb sell the tickets for $98 for a view once reserved only for maintenance workers.

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Jackie Chan films on the sails of the Opera House

In one of the more interesting uses of the Sydney Opera House, martial arts film star Jackie Chan films a battle sequence atop the sails of the building.

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Oprah at the Opera House

American talk show superstar Oprah Winfrey filmed two episodes of The Oprah Winfrey Show in the Forecourt of the Sydney Opera House. This is an excerpt from Seven News, Brisbane, 

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Sydney Opera House: first opera performance

This silent three-minute compilation of Eyewitness News footage shows dignitaries arriving at the formal opening of the Sydney Opera House by Queen Elizabeth II on 20 October 1973.

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Ken Done

Artist Ken Done talks about feeling proud when he sees someone wearing his work and annoyed when he sees 'bad, crass and boring' copies.

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Peter Russell-Clarke

Television chef, author and artist Peter Russell-Clarke is most famous for his cooking show Come and Get It which aired on ABC television during the 1980s.

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Anzac Day in lockdown, 2020 - clip 2

Nine News reporter Andrew Lund shows that despite large public gatherings being banned due to the impact of COVID-19, families and neighbours joined together to commemorate Anzac Day in their drive

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Anzac Day in lockdown, 2020 - clip 1

Nine News reporter Andrew Lund shows that despite large public gatherings being banned due to the impact of COVID-19, families and neighbours joined together to commemorate Anzac Day in their drive