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wayne hope
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2012
My aim is to preserve mostly Australian TV content, shown pre 2000 & usually not available on DVD & not already listed on TH-cam. The good ol' days when you sat down to watch TV for it's entertainment value. My videos are sourced mainly from VHS tapes in good condition.
Where Are They Now - Peter Luck (1997)
Episode from the Australian 1997 TV series, Where Are They Now. Hosted by Peter Luck. At the start of the show, Pete catches up with American actor Jamie Farr, who starred as Corporal Klinger in the long running TV series, Mash. Next is interviews with shark attack survivors Henri Bource & Raymond Short, in which they relive the terrifying encounters that happened back in the 1960's. Peter also catches up with 1970's pop star, Mark Holden & reflect on the days of his music career. Finally, some highlights in Australian sport featuring Rugby League legend Norm Provan. Cricketer Trevor Chappell & umpire Dick French recall the moments the underarm delivery was bowled against New Zealand back in 1981.
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Australia at War - Japanese Attacks on Australia WW2
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Episode from the late 1990's TV series, This Fabulous Century presented by Peter Luck. Episode opens with the story of the Japanese air strikes on Darwin. Two locals who witness the air raid on that day, back in February 1942, recall what happened many years later. General MacArthur's visit & the Japanese mini submarines that entered Sydney Harbour & Newcastle also get a mention.
Trim Lamb Ad (Australia)1992
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A butcher has a FAT CHANCE of trying to convince shoppers that the meat on display in his window is actually lamb. Based on the same themes used in the1920's silent movie era. Quite funny.
Dick Johnson takes to the New Look EL Falcon 1996
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Dick Johnson takes to the New Look EL Falcon 1996
Diana Ross on the Midday Show (Australia) 1997
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Diana Ross makes a guest appearance on Kerri - Anne Kennerley's Midday Show.
ABC Four Corners - Demise of the Trade Unions (1996)
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This particular episode of 4 corners titled, At the End of the Day, went to air at the time when the Howard government was introducing it's new industrial laws to allow employees to enter agreements (EBA) with their employers. Most workers enjoyed the unity & protection the unions offered, & in the beginning only a few took to the idea of Reith's unpopular changes. Some of the footage shown, is...
1998 Tamworth Country Music Festival featuring Slim Dusty
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A short news report on the first day of the 1998 Tamworth country music festival.
1997 NRL Grand Final Breakfast - Knights & Manly
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On the eve of the 1997 grand final between Newcastle & Manly, local Newcastle TV station NBN compiled this report which featured on their late night news. A few key Knight players & excited fans alike, give their thoughts on the up coming game.
Tenterfield Saddler & the Bush Telegraph (1997)
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Two stories from the TV series Bush Telegraph which aired in 1997 on Prime TV .The first story gives some history about the Tenterfield saddlery which was made famous by the Peter Allen song. The second story told by John Williamson, is about the men who worked at tapping the morse code along the telegraph lines, which in the early years was a vital method of communicating long distances.
Lee Kernaghan - Growing up in Albury (1997)
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From the TV series, Bush Telegraph which aired in1997 for a short time on Prime TV. Lee goes back to his old home town Albury & reflects on some of the things he got up to as a boy. Gary Fogarty from Winton Queensland, recites some aussie poetry from the same program.
Lou Rawls on the Midday Show 1990 (Australia)
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Lou Rawls makes a guest appearance on the Ray Martin Midday show while on his 5th tour of Australia. He sings Lady Love, then follows it up with a chat with Ray about his career, etc.. He rounds off his stint on the show with the song, Fine Brown Frame.
Spirit of the Blue Mountains (Stereo) 1989
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Australian indigenous actor Steve Dodd presents this documentary on popular spots to visit in the Blue Mountains, such as Jenolan caves, Scenic railway, Zig Zag railway, Mount Vic flicks, Hartley, etc. He even gets time to celebrate Christmas in July. His gentle nature & humorous approach makes this doco a treat to watch.
Stand & Deliver - Ned Kelly Story (Stereo)
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Episode from the 1999 TV series Our Country, presented by Tracy Grimshaw. Tells the story of Ned Kelly with input from descendants of the Kellys & constable McIntyre (who escaped with his life in a shoot out at Stringybark creek) give their thoughts & reflect on the days when Kelly & his gang roamed the area now known as Kelly country.
Birdsville Track - Life in Birdsville (Stereo)
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Episode from the 1999 TV series Our Country Australia, presented by Tracy Grimshaw. Kicks off at the popular annual Birdsville races. Get to meet some the locals & see places of interests in & around this very remote outback part of the Queensland.
Newcastle & the Hunter - Moving Memories. 1920's to 1990's (Australia)
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Footage taken from different locations in & around Newcastle. Much of it is from old news reels, home movies & TV news reports..It features Gala days, street processions, Newcastle show (1935), royal visits, coal mining, State dockyard, the Maitland floods, Cessnock mine fire of 1946 & the 1989 Newcastle earth quake. It also includes a short documentary titled, Story of a City (1945).The video ...
Aussie Fads & Fashion in Years Gone By (Australia)
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Aussie Fads & Fashion in Years Gone By (Australia)
Australian Entertainers Throughout the Years (Australia)
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Australian Entertainers Throughout the Years (Australia)
Aussie Comics - From Snake Gully to Dame Edna (Australia)
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Aussie Comics - From Snake Gully to Dame Edna (Australia)
Australia's Greatest Murder Mysteries - 1900's
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Australia's Greatest Murder Mysteries - 1900's
Pests & Plagues - Introduced Pests & Other Nasties (Australia)
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Pests & Plagues - Introduced Pests & Other Nasties (Australia)
Dick Smith - This is Your Life (Australia) 1997
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Dick Smith - This is Your Life (Australia) 1997
Clarence River District - Moving Memories. 1920s to 1970's (Austraia)
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Clarence River District - Moving Memories. 1920s to 1970's (Austraia)
Through New Eyes - Australia's Immigration in the 1900's
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Through New Eyes - Australia's Immigration in the 1900's
We are Australian - The Aussie Character 1900's
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We are Australian - The Aussie Character 1900's
I Like to Watch - History of Australian Cinema
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I Like to Watch - History of Australian Cinema
Thank you for this as it is the most beautiful, honest interview ever. I loved John Denver since he was with Chad Mitchel Trio. I have been to about 50 concerts and was devastated by his death. I just think of all the songs we have missed during the past years that he would have written. ❤
Diana is 80 now but still looks fabulous.
Yeahhhh buddy!!
At today's prices, it has become the Great Aussie Nightmare and it's not because of hard working, fairdinkum Aussies.
KFC need to bring back that TV ad, it would be my number one ad of all time.
I often wonder what John would think about our world today and where we are headed... John wasn't perfect..none of us are...but John was a good man and he really wanted peace in a very real way....we all sure miss you John....🦅🦅🦅
Flying Doctor School of the Air Utility car Wave Piercing Catamaran Differential Gears Automatic gearbox Variable Ratio Rack & Pinion Steering Black Box Flight Recorder Premix Cement Truck Kiwi Shoe Polish Electric Drill Two Stroke Rotary Lawn Mower Latex Gloves Telephane CRO The record changer The Shepherd’s Castor Multi-radial wheel Centrifugal motor Improvements in the shearing hand piece Xerox Photocopying Pre-paid Postage Plastic Bank notes Refrigeration Vegemite Electronic Pacemaker Invitro Fertilization Penicillin Bionic ear Aspro (aspirin) Calyx Drill Floatation Process ore extraction Thrust bearing Feature Films Full length feature films Free Music Machine (synthesizer) Aussie Rules Football Tote (TAB) Personal mobile cine camera frame Race Cam Teleprinter Pedal wireless Atomic Adsorption Spectrohometer Mill Cross antenna Cheap DNA process Gene shears Multi-grips pliers Forklift Road grader Mole board plow, Nuttalls, Ayr. Mechanical Racing Start Barrier, Nuttalls, Ayr. Stump jump plow Mechanical Cane Harvester Combine Harvester Mechanical Grab Cane Loader Tetra pak Ring pull Winged keel Wine cask bladder & pourer Hills Hoist Hyper drive Jet engine Sarich engine Multi-grip Pliers Auslan (sign language) Scram jet engine Scram jet ignition system. Aerial Crop Spraying Hologram Zoo Spray on Skin Wi-Fi Surfboard fin Biodegradable film for burns Polililight Forensic Tool Aircraft Safety Slide Pacemaker Google Maps Zinc Cream Ultrasound Scanner Vegemite Spider for Square Parachutes Dead Farms for forensics Rubber Ducky. Zip Starter for small engines Wind-up start for small engines Helicopter door winch. Tower Cranes Spun Concrete Pipes Sea Sickness tablets. Owen Gun Exploding bullets The Universal Language
May have been the perfect but it's turning out to be the end for Australia
John Denver, maybe we will meet ine day in heaven. You are my soulmate❤.
John Denver, I love you and always will. You are my soulmate. So many years have passed since your death, l will always miss you. It's like we have a soul connection, even though you are no longer here. ❤
to any blue mtns local or Australian history buff this is wow ! How awesome is youtube and the people who put things like this together . Thanks :)
i still drive an Aussie V8 🇭🇲🇭🇲
I've found this series fascinating, but I could use some subtitles. I can figure out the slang from context, but I'm an American and just not used to some of the accents. Just as I'm sure Australians might have trouble understanding me if I used my deepest Texas accent.
She is extraordinary. Forever beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Whos watching this in 2024
ME!!
Great old photos from Australia 🇦🇺 Ray Martin talking
I love horse riding😊
The bronzed aussie is now a neutered fool who doesnt know its own gender
Regardless if car manufacturing is no longer in Australia...we cant deny as well the falling car ownership rates as people prefer public transportation. I feel at this point...car dealerships are slowly becoming fewer in number.
Abuse is abuse, when you are in a drunken stupor you lose your mind.
I kinda wonder if Annie reads these remarks i'de say yes.
Phil pot hypocrites 😂😂😂😂😮😢😢😢
I had the 1967 HR Holden sedan and station wagon in the 1980's for $500 even went to Beenleigh Drive in movie's. The good old days now can't get the HR Holden unless paying $10,000.
IWe used to make steel. We used build ships. We used build trains. We used to build lamps. Until the government thought it knew best. Fully dependent on overseas imports now.
I have photographs where my father would buy cars in the 1940s/50s and cut the back down and make utes. This was in the Macleay River Valley in NSW. Dad wasn't a sportsman but his passion was cars. He couldn't get a job as a licensed mechanic because he didn't have sufficient education but he could repair any of the car sin that era. Mum used to go him for buying and selling cars but she couldn't stop him. There was an interesting incident in Kempsey in one of these utes. I was in the front with dad and my older sister was in the back of the ute and as we were going past the PO in Kempsey a bystander shouted out, " Hey mister you've lost something. Dad stopped and we found that my sister had fallen out of the ute and luckily she wasn't hurt.
Notice no obese people. They were all slim in the early stages and took pride in what they wore and looked
Thats wat happens when you build on flood plains D
I'm still deeply sad he has gone from this earth. He shaped my music from a very early age and touched my life environmentally as much as my other hero, my Natal Parks Board Warden father who played a very large part in protecting the now iSimangaliso Wetland Heritage Site from dune mining. I miss them so deeply and pay tribute in playing his music to as many audiences as I can. There is one in October I'm deeply grateful to be part of.
Unfortunately NO mention of, the Utility ( Ute ) I still have one today, basically couldn't survive in my business without it 👍👍
Xm falcon with vacum windscreen wipers i had one the wipers were usless driving up a steep hill
I guess oddly enough "Looking for Space" is a favorite of mine.. 2 years and 5 months ago the Lord called my husband (of 39 years) Home. So I listen to the song and cry all the tears I had to hold in then. Thank you John for so much beautiful music. I pray you are where my love is.
When the nation was great run by white people, Christianity, community and nationalism. Then the dark Satanic forces altered our path with the flooding of the third world.
I'll never forget you! I hope you're enjoying soaring with the eagles! ❤
According to me, John Denver has the voice of an angel and he is one of the most wonderful human beeings that walked the earth ❣❣❣ Thank you soooo much for your beautiful music and rest in peace !!!💚💜💚💜💚💜
No mention of Chrysler other than 3 seconds of a (Hey) Charger, bloody typical.
Medical doctors from Europe couldn’t practice here, as their qualifications weren’t recognised. Yet there was a way around it. Australia’s Administration in Papua - New Guinea needed doctors for their hospitals and health services. So they arranged that if a doctor worked in PNG for 2 years, they could then register with the Australian Medical Board and practice in Australia. The administration then sent officers to the Holden factories in Adelaide and Melbourne and set-up stands in the canteen, where doctors working on the assembly lines could get info in their lunch break. The scheme was successful - patients in PNG were treated and later, Australia got more doctors - to handle the baby boom: ))😅
A desperate attempt to deceive the Australian people. The reality is Australia ranks close to the bottom of all countries when it come to technologic achievements. We have tried everything from building cars to launching space rockets and we have thoroughly failed everywhere we tried, sometimes with the help of the government. The facts are, Australia has an economic complexity index, nearly as low as Papua New Guinea. We export mainly unprocessed dirt and agricultural products, like any other third world country. The only way we can stay above the water is by building houses and import the people to fill them.
Th eustralian Government has always been populated by Morons
John's 2nd wife did to him, what Heather, Paul's 2nd wife, did to Paul McCartney. They both had babies so they could keep them around. It' was all about the money. And they thought it was for love. Annie was a true love for John and Paul's 1st wife Linda was the true love for Paul. So you see how greed, and popularity controls? I can only hope these men saw through them and made provisions to protect themselves. Unfortunately, John didn't live long enough to see his daughter grow up. I have all of John's CD's because i think he was a beautiful singer, who wanted to preserve the beauty of our America.
Yes we are a pretty dumb lot, flight recorder, GONE, Kambrook power board , DID NOT REGISTER THE DESIGN,GONE.
As a young boy i was on the Port Lincoln that took the first outside TV broadcasting unit to Melbourn in (I think it was 1955 or 6 I believe it went to St Kilder.
I think the Germans were using a type of flight data recorder in the second world war and it was a German miniature tape recorder that caught the attention of the Australians.
Oh I agree 😮 with what you said hear,❤ he never got the respect like the others but. Huh JD is even Better than all of these
Thanks for an amazing video of Aussie ingenuity. Sadly, due to bureaucracy and red tape some of them had to go overseas to flourish. Nonetheless, very proudly Australian.
3 years ago we bought a house in regional nsw for $347000, we just sold it and some will be used to put my mother into care and whats left will just buy a block of land. I've got to wait until Dad dies to put a house on it. I've earnt 3 times my parent's wages and home ownership has been far harder. My Grandparents managed, my parent's managed but in the last 15 years we've gone backwards. Somebody screwed our property markets big time, I can mention foreign ownership and money laundering which has bumped up all prices and the post covid white flight it's even worse.
The Australian government should fund all good inventions to keep the brainy people here and encourage new inventors. But that would be too forward thinking,
Bloody brilliant. Grandad was an investor, dad could fix everything, & if he couldn't get a car part, he just made it himself. No such thing as can't in my family.
Pavlova
As good as modern cars are, I doubt if the average modern (2024) sedan could put up with that 10,000 mile torture trail.
Toyota 70 series would do 10 times over.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"