Name That Tune with Bruce Gyngell: Jimmy Hannan | National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
Mike Morris: Presenter who helped put TV-am on to an even keel | The Independent | The Independent
SBS Television turns 40 – Television.AU
People | Bruce Gyngell News, Features and Galleries | The Sydney Morning Herald
Bruce Gyngell ... made Australian history by delivering the first TV... News Photo - Getty Images
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Bruce Gyngell - The Australian Media Hall of Fame
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Today in history, September 16: The launch of Australian television | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Hawke-era 'aggregation' brings regional broadcasters to their knees
BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Former TV-am boss dies
Australian TV's Opening Night (1956) | It's #WorldTVDay! #DidYouKnow the famous 'Welcome to television' intro by Bruce Gyngell is a recreation shot in 1957? This is a silent excerpt from the...
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Tycoons Bruce Gyngell and Edward Lumley set up offshore tax empires | Australia news | The Guardian
Bruce Gyngell - The Australian Media Hall of Fame
Bruce Gyngell on the early days of Australian television - YouTube
Just where did Bruce Gyngell say "Welcome to Television?" | TV Tonight
slider_1950s Bruce Gyngell opened Channel 9 his opening line was "This is television" | Television, Historical figures, History
Bruce Gyngell chairman and Managing Driector of TV AM outside the TV AM building announcing to the press that his company have not won the franchise Stock Photo - Alamy
121. Vicky Brooke, Peter Carrodus, and first face on television, Bruce Gyngell (Far right) | Celebrities, Guys, Bruce
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60 YEARS | "Good evening, and welcome to television." 60 years ago today, Bruce Gyngell said those immortal words on Channel 9. #FlashbackFriday... | By 9 News Sydney | Facebook
Library picture dated 16.10.1991 of Bruce Gyngell, then the chairman of TVAM, but who is now the managing director of Yorkshire-Tyne Tees Television, who warned a Royal Television Society dinner in London
James Packer and David Gyngell in street brawl at Bondi | Daily Mail Online
Television comes to Australia on September 16, 1956
