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20/09/14

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Originally posted by ozexplorer ↑

I know that they play a old movie every Monday night come Tuesday morning at 12.30am. Been loving these movies. They need more nights like this. It would fill in a bit of space too.

More man on the aussie land stuff not just landline at midday on a sunday. 87% of urban aussies that live in cities and major centres enjoy seeing what is going on out in the bush and around Australia.
Bit more rural content if possible as well. As the hardships are greater and the ABC needs are more wanted in the bush and country areas ( as that is basically all you can receive in remote spots.)

Bring back Radio Australia and blast it out to the world, best way of advertising Australia and its current affairs and propaganda. there are still about 4 billion people in the world that still listen to the radio as a source of there news and what is going on in the world while cooking around a fire. ie Part of Indonesia- Phillipines- New Guinea, the pacific islands, Fiji, Tonga, Solomon islands plus when natural disasters happen etc.

The ABC needs to get back to basics and give the majority of Australians what they want to watch not what the lefties at the top at ABC headquarters are making them watch.

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"The ABC needs to get back to basics and give the majority of Australians what they want to watch not what the lefties at the top at ABC headquarters are making them watch."

More ABC bashing I see.

It's not all about the bush. It has to cater for the whole of Australia.
Good value for money IMO.

you do know about Iview and on demand don't you?
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