| For
long-standing
quality radio production in factual programming and analysis of issues
and events - by the British
Broadcasting
Corporation's World Service. |
For local radio services by the Australian
Broadcasting Corporation - especially during emergency
situations such as bush fires, floods and storms. |
For
insightful, satirical presentations by John Clarke and Bryan Dawe, on the 7.30
Report television current affairs programme, Australian
Broadcasting Corporation.
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| For volunteers broadcasting readings of printed information to help people experiencing difficulties with literacy or vision. Radio for the Print Handicapped, 1197AM, Adelaide, South Australia. |
WINNERS
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For
the Global
Village, television programme showing ways of life around
the
world. Pleasantly narrated and hosted by Silvio Rivier. These short
documentaries on Australia's Special
Broadcasting
Service are mainly from French and German productions. |
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For The New
Inventors, Australian Broadcasting
Corporation television series with critical, compassionate
and creative approaches to meeting
people's material and emotional needs. A cheerful host, James
O'Loughlin.
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For the
Music
Show, Australian Broadcasting
Corporation, Radio National series providing insights into the
diversity of musical tastes, forms,
talents
and influences. Excellent interviews by Andrew Ford.
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For Britain
AD - first broadcast on
Channel Four Television, United Kingdom. Documentary series highlighting the need to re-examine traditional
interpretations of history. Presented by
Francis Pryor.
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