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Now available exclusively through the Australian Television Archive Footage Research & Supply Service — the GTS/BKN archive.

This material was recovered at the Australian Television Archive from a mould-damaged 1-inch Type C videotape — preserving footage from one of Australia’s most iconic films!

A Preservation Milestone: The Australian Television Archive Preserves Two Award-Winning Documentaries: Banjo’s Australia and Lawson’s Australia linkedin.com/pulse/two-aust…

How the Australian Television Archive Worked with Commonwealth Games Australia to Recover At-Risk Archives linkedin.com/pulse/commonwe…

Historic 1974 Footage Revealing the Birth of Australia’s Community Broadcasting Movement Recovered by Australian Television Archive linkedin.com/pulse/historic…

A Lifelong Journey with Technology: From the TRS-80 computer to the Australian Television Archive linkedin.com/pulse/lifelong…

You Won’t Believe Who’s Really Saving Australia’s History—And It’s Not Who You Think linkedin.com/pulse/you-wont…

Lost in Time, Found in Colour: The Only Surviving Footage of a Vanished Number 96 Episode linkedin.com/pulse/lost-tim…

Decades of Television Footage Reveal Shift in How We Experience Time linkedin.com/pulse/decades-…

The Time Traveller in the Videotape Room - read here: linkedin.com/pulse/time-tra…

🎉 ANNOUNCEMENT: The Australian Television Archive has acquired the historic TNT-9 / Southern Cross Tasmania archive — now safe, digitised & available for licensing. Includes 16mm newsfilm, Targa Tasmania, Hook, Line & Sinker + more.📩 info@austvarchive.com #TVArchive #tnt9 #tas

“There was only one place in Australia that could restore them…” Delvene Delaney was talking about the Australian Television Archive. We recovered and digitised the lost Crocodile Dundee 1" reels. Archive assessments & consultations available: info@austvarchive.com

This reel-to-reel jingle marked the birth of Central Television — a bold rebrand for regional Aussie stations GTS/BKN in the '80s. Now part of a rare archive I’m digitising piece by piece.🎧 Access: info@austvarchive.com #LostMedia #Digitisation #TVHistory

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT: The Australian Television Archive has acquired the GTS/BKN/Central Television Network archive, preserving 45+ years of regional TV history! 📼 We’re now digitising this collection to ensure these recordings are saved for the future. #AustralianTVHistory #GTSBKN

RARE 1965 BILLY THORPE FOOTAGE RECOVERED!🔥 Thought lost forever, a 2-inch master tape of Billy Thorpe’s ‘National Bandstand’ performance has been digitized in stunning clarity by the Australian Television Archive! 📼✨#BillyThorpe #TVHistory #LostMedia #austvarchive

Lost Number 96 Footage Recovered - Now Seen in Color for the First Time!: Ep #569 was thought to be gone forever, its black-and-white master tapes erased. But in a twist, austvarchive has recovered the only surviving footage and it’s in full COLOR for the very first time!

Read the latest review from James Paterson @austvarchive after he had the opportunity to road-test @Bluefish444's Synapse ANA140 converter "...it performs flawlessly - it actually does what it says!" linkedin.com/pulse/bluefish… #review #analog #video #SDI #converter

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