Multicultural Television: Going beyond the Rhetoric

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British Council, 1989, ‘Landmarks – Independent Film and Video from the British Workshop Movement’.

Confidential interviews with over 15 NESB journalists within and outside SBS recorded in 1991.

DOTEC, 1988, Review of National Broadcasting Policy, July.

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Harris Mike , 1989, ‘Muddling through to success’, Bulletin, February.

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Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works, 1991, Minutes of Evidence relating to the ‘Special Broadcasting Service, Re-location of Radio & Television, Artarmon, NSW’, Twelfth Report.

Public Broadcasting Foundation, 1991, ‘A Sound Investment – A case for funding Public Broadcasting’, May.

Potter Andrew , Interview recorded by Lios Randaii, UTS, May 1991.

Special Broadcasting Service, Corporate Plan, 1990–93.

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