Start of ABC TV (1956) - 80 Days That Changed Our Lives |
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Description: Tell us how one of the 80 Days on the website touched your life, and go in the running to WIN a digital SLR camera. http://j.mp/80DaysABCTV At 7pm on 5 November 1956, the Australian Broadcasting Commission's television service ABN Channel 2 began transmission. Television was just months old in Australia. In this excerpt from ABC television's first broadcast, host Michael Charlton, perhaps unaccustomed to being visible to his broadcast audience, seems unsure of what to do with his hands. To celebrate its 80th birthday, the ABC created 80 Days That Changed Our Lives to showcase audio visual treasures from the ABC's 80-year-old archives. http://j.mp/80DaysABCTV 
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