21 November 1962: Swimmer Murray Rose (Commonwealth Games)

21 November 1981: Lynda Stoner (Cop Shop)

21 November 1992: Jo Bailey (Sale Of The Century)

21 November 1998: Kristy Wright (Home And Away)

21 November 2009: Esther Anderson (Home And Away)

21 November 1994: Network Ten presents a repeat of the 1976 special Number 96: They Said It Wouldn’t Last, produced to celebrate the series’ 1000th episode, including an updated introduction by Abigail and ending with the show’s curtain call at the end of its final episode in 1977.

21 November 1995: SBS presents the documentary Demons At Drive Time, a fly-on-the-wall observation of the power and influence of some of Australia’s most popular radio talkback hosts, including Alan Jones, Ron Casey, Brian Wilshire and Stan Zemanek in Sydney, Howard Sattler in Perth and Bob Francis in Adelaide.

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21 November 1998: Network Ten‘s Video Hits celebrates its 1000th episode with a two-hour prime time special hosted by Ed Phillips and Penne Dennison and featuring performances by Marcia Hines, CDB, Jennifer Paige and Robyn Loau.

21 November 2000: Network Ten‘s Good News Week presents its final episode, Good News Week — The Closing Ceremony, recorded at Sydney’s Capitol Theatre.

21 November 2002: The Seven Network presents Part One of The Best Of Aussie Cop Shows, paying tribute to Australian dramas including Homicide, Cop Shop, Matlock Police, Prisoner and Bluey.

21 November 2002: ABC presents the 45th annual AFI Awards from Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne. Hosted by Tony Squires.

21 November 2005: New TV Station — TVS, Sydney.

21 November 2020: Nine’s Sydney studios in the suburb of Willoughby sign off for the last time — Nine farewells Willoughby studios [2020]

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