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RVN2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW164 Regional Archives RVN2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW164 Download Accession List Use ‘Ctrl + F’ to search list Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Accession List By Item Agency: RVN 2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW 164 Box Item Item Date Loc No No Newsfilm 1 1 Reel 237: [not on shelf] 2 July1979 AV Milton Taylor: Livestock Selling Agents and Cattle Buyer's Dispute Gundagai: Council Building Projects Wagga: Kendall's New Aircraft 2 2 Reel 238: [not on shelf] 3 July1979 AV Bruce Hedditch: Meat Processing Plant Wagga: Civilian Widow's 21st Birthday Craft Council of NSW Travelling Exhibition 3 3 Reel 239: [not on shelf] 4 July 1979 AV Bruce Hedditch: Wagga Golf Club Development Circus: Sole Bros Art Gallery: Official Opening Sacred Heart School Sports [AMV] Snooker 4 4 Reel 240: [not on shelf] 5 July 1979 AV Wagga Technical College Nellie Melba: Visit to Wagga Barney Rooke: Representative in World Skeet Championships 5 5 Reel 241: [not on shelf] 6 July 1979 AV Tasker Family: House Fire Donation Junee: Darragh Sheather 100 Miles per Hour on Water Record Wagga: Mrs Evans 99th Birthday 6 6 Reel 242: [not on shelf] 8 July 1979 AV The Rock: Tasker Family Appeal Wagga: Ian Anderson - Snooker Wagga TAFE: Conference - Conversion of Motor Vehicles to LP Gas Darragh Sheather: 100 mph on Water Record Wagga: West Wagga Water Aeration and Pumping Plant Opened 7 7 Reel 243: [not on shelf] 9 July 1979 AV Mrs Watson [DNOW] Wagga: Book Week Wagga: Tourist Association Adopt New Constitution - Phil Constantitne Loyal Matheson: Market Report printed 19/06/2019 3:07:48 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 1 of 18 Agency: RVN 2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW 164 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 8 8 Reel 244: [not on shelf] 10 July 1979 AV Sky Lab: George Brown - SES Plans for Wagga Area Dr Allan Smith: Wheat [DNOW] Day Care Centre Rail Link: Junee - Albury Improvements Outlook Conference [DNOW] Forest Hill School: Book Week 9 9 Reel 245: [not on shelf] 11 July 1979 AV Forest Hill: Bushfire Brigade Training Skylab: "Crash" to Earth Culcairn: New Memorial Swimming Pool Basketball: New Professional Plans Kooringal Public School/Henschke School: Book Week 10 10 Reel 246 [not on shelf] 12 July 1979 AV Fabtube: John Shaw - Manufacturing Industry May Leave Wagga Canberra Opera Company: Lack of Support Mrs NSW Quest: Fundraising Culcairn: Accommodation for School Teachers Brian McGuiness: School Band Loyal Matheson 11 11 Reel 247: [not on shelf] 13 July 1979 AV Wagga: Christine Harrington - Pregnancy Help Service Miss Wagga Quest: Fay Anderson - Entrant Ashmont Public School: Book Week Wagga High School: Book Week General Quiz Wagga: Greyhound Meeting 12 12 Reel 248: 15 July 1979 AV Wagga Agricultural College: Outlook Conference Book Week: Aboriginal Story Teller - Maureen Watson Visits Culcairn: New Day Care Centre Opened Loyal Matheson: Market Report 13 13 Reel 249: 16 July 1979 AV Loyal Matheson: Market Report [DNOW] Forest Hill: Bushfire Brigade Wagga: Inaugural Meeting of Riverina Decentralisation Advisory Council 14 14 Reel 250: 17 July 1979 AV RCAE: Catholic Priest Seminar West Wyalong: Book Week - Lilith Norman Visit Wagga: Lunchtime Theatre - Louise Blackett Football: Carroll Cup [DNOW] Loyal Matheson: Market Report printed 19/06/2019 3:07:49 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 2 of 18 Agency: RVN 2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW 164 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 15 15 Reel 251: 18 July 1979 AV Aboriginal Week and Feast Wagga: Annual Riverina Region Conference of Girl Guides Simulated Disaster 16 16 Reel 252: 19 July 1979 AV RAAF Helicopters Training Exercise 17 17 Reel 253: [not used] 22 July 1979 AV Wagga: New Saleyards in Final Stage of Construction Football: Carroll Cup 18 18 Reel 254: 23 July 1979 AV Lockhart: Accommodation for Teachers Lake Albert School: Reading Promotion 19 19 Reel 255: 31 July 1979 AV Keith Emery - Sydney: Conducted Soil Conservation School 20 20 Reel 256: 1 Aug 1979 AV Tumut: NSW and Queensland Open Primary School Rugby League Teams 21 21 Reel 257: 2 Aug 1979 AV Batlow Central School: Production L'il Abner 22 22 Reel 258: [not on shelf] 6 Aug 1979 AV Temora: Industrial Estate Temora High School [DNOW] 23 23 Reel 259: 7 Aug 1979 AV Bravery Awards: Wilfred Nott and Charles Simpson 24 24 Reel 260: 8 Aug 1979 AV West Wyalong: Rotary - Third Annual Careers Market Junee: Fourth Annual Arts and Craft Festival 25 25 Reel 261: 6 Aug 1979 AV Tumut High School: Musical production 26 26 Reel 262: 13 Aug 1979 AV West Wyalong: Production "Fiddler on the Roof" 27 27 Reel 263: 16 Aug 1979 AV Sport: Raffin Shield - Inter School Competition Lin Gordon: Water Position at Blowering and Burrinjuck Dams Wagga Country Club: Ladies Golf Championship 28 28 Reel 264: 17 Aug 1979 AV Lin Gordon: Leeton Canning Industry printed 19/06/2019 3:07:49 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 3 of 18 Agency: RVN 2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW 164 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 29 29 Reel 265: 22 Aug 1979 AV Gregadoo: Rural Youth Fundraising The Rock: Construction of Burkes Creek Bridge Lin Gordon: Yanco Weir Reconstruction 30 30 Reel 266A: 24 Aug 1979 AV Narrandera: Race Club Centenary Schools: Holidays Narrandera: Ladies Bowling Club Special Bowls Day and Pennant Presentation Kyeamba Bridge: Roadworks on Sturt Highway 31 31 Reel 266B: 27 Aug 1979 AV Young: Alterations to Services and Citizens Club Cootamundra: Masling Airlines signed an Inter-Airline Agreement 32 32 Reel 267: 28 Aug 1979 AV Tumut: Trout Fishing for School Children at Swimming Pool West Wyalong: View Club 7th Birthday Dinner 33 33 Reel 268: 3 Sep 1979 AV Narrandera: Nurses Graduation Wagga: K-mart Interviewing for Staff Wagga: Myer Store Construction Mr Don Day: Locust Plague Loyal Matheson: Market Report 34 34 Reel 269: 4 Sep 1979 AV Sturt Highway: Accident - Fatality 35 35 Reel 270: 6 Sep 1979 AV West Wyalong: Annual Show 36 36 Reel 271: 7 Sep 1979 AV Borambola: Communications Cable RAAF Presentation [no script] 37 37 Reel 271A: 10 Sep 1979 AV Gundagai: Dad and Dave Figures 38 38 Reel 272: 17 Sep 1979 AV Henty: Agricultural Field Day [no script] Wagga: Art Exhibition Market Report Wagga: Wrest Point Casino Promotion at Council Chambers 39 39 Reel 273: 18 Sep 1979 AV Agricultural Bureau: Field Day [sent away] Plane Crash [now 341] Frank Finks: Diesel Tractor Converted to LP Gas printed 19/06/2019 3:07:49 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 4 of 18 Agency: RVN 2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW 164 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 40 40 Reel 274: 19 Sep 1979 AV Wagga: Sixteenth Annual Tourism Conference Kapooka: Sir Anthony Synnot Inspected Defence Max Myer: Henty Machinery Day Review Greg Brentnall: Footballer in Wagga 41 41 Reel 275: 20 Sep 1979 AV Dr Goldsmith [no script] Sixteenth Annual Tourism Conference [x2] Loyal Matheson: Lamb Market Report Ray Lawton: Riverina Division of the National Association of Left Handed Golfers Formed Wagga: TAFE 42 42 Reel 276: 21 Sep 1979 AV Tourism Conference TAFE: Vehicle Trades School Victory Memorial Gardens: Carnivale 1979 Wagga: Lions Club Entertain 60 Senior Citizens Football: Farrar League Greg Brentnall: Teacher Training in Wagga 43 43 Reel 277: 23 Sep 1979 AV Henty: Agricultural Machinery Field Days Wagga: Sixteenth Annual Tourism Conference 44 44 Reel 278: 24 Sep 1979 AV Tim Fischer: Presented Petition to Minister for Health Wagga: Slimmers Convention Loyal Matheson: Market Report 45 45 Reel 279: 25 Sep 1979 AV Wagga: Yvonne Waymouth - Children's Service Directory Doreen Mitchell: Library Week Kooringal High School: Earth Week Medals for Students 46 46 VHS Video: 21 Sep 1979 AV Football: Farrar League 47 47 Reel 280: 26 Sep 1979 AV Henty: Agricultural Machinery Field Day 48 48 Reel 281: 27 Sep 1979 AV Henty: Electronic Equipment [Jim Imtrie] Mt Austin Dental Clinic: Award in Dental Therapy Loyal Matheson: Market Report Wagga: Bill Howells - National Stamp Week Promotion printed 19/06/2019 3:07:50 PM Charles Sturt University Regional Archives Page 5 of 18 Agency: RVN 2 Television Station, Wagga Wagga RW 164 Box Item Item Date Loc No No 49 49 Reel 282: 28 Sep 1979 AV Wagga: Sgt Wilson - Firearms Amnesty NSW Wagga: Bishop Carroll - Catholic Annual Report Young: Cherry Blossom Festival Wagga: Jim Elphick - Riverina Open Tennis Wagga: Boat Club Sailing Regatta Wagga: NSW Pistol Championships 50 50 Reel 283: 2 Oct 1979 AV Wagga: Robbery - Bootleg Wine Bar Wagga: David Ben-Dov - Consul General of Israel Lake Albert: Rondon Art Gallery - Local Artist's Exhibition Humula: Public School Centenary 51 52 Reel 284: 3 Oct 1979 AV Kyeamba Shire: Tumbarumba Branch Railway Line Wagga: Keith Swan - Margaret Carnegie Book Launch 'In Step With Sturt" Wagga: Water Safety Week Loyal Matheson: Market Report Wagga: Show Preparations Uranquinty: Model Planes at Connorton Farm 52 52 Reel 285: 4 Oct 1979 AV Wagga: Show Waggga: Chamber of Commerce Seminar Forest Hill: Airport Car Parking Loyal Matheson: Market Report Wagga: Miss Dot Wilson - Eisteddfod Mr Gordon: Minister for Conservation - Safety Shield Award Wagga: Health & Beauty Seminar 53 53 Reel 286: 5 Oct 1979 AV RCAE: Noel Diffey - Referendum Joe Schipp: Kooringal Public School West Wyalong: Annual Scout Revue Wagga: Show Wagga: City to Lake Run Jubilee Park: Touch Football Wagga: Tony Price - Car Club Rally Sprint in Carabost Forest 54 54 Reel 287: 8 Oct 1979 AV Tumut: Kevin Hedley - Centenary of Birth of Miles Franklin Rotary Club District Governor: Leigh Marshall's Visit Tumbarumba: Planning & Environment Seminar Loyal Matheson:
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