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 MonsieurTelevision
 Location: Düsseldorf, DE
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I did learn something about the history of australian television, but
what about New Zealand?
-Television in NZ started at...?
-Does they ever had an own TV industry?
-Why NZ-TV guides of the 60s doesn`t own a timetable?
They listed what they have aired, but never gave a time?

Thanks & happy week-end,
 
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 6A8G
 Location: Wellington, NZ
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Hya, from what I remember, TV started officially in 1960 - Auckland first, then the rest of the country.

It was operated by the government through the NZBS.

Programme listings were published in "The Listener" & I'm sure the times were published in the 1960's tooSmile

Kind regards,
John.


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