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From Molly's death to the Matildas: TV moments that stopped the nation (opens the original)
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"Good evening and welcome to television." On September 16, 1956, those six words spoken by Bruce Gyngell launched Australia's broadcast history. The arrival of television came just two months before Australia hosted the first Olympic Games in the southern hemisphere. By 1957, more than 200,000 televisions had been sold to households nationwide. Australia was now connected, witnessing history as it happened alongside the world, most notably with the NASA Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969. Australian
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