Report of the Select Committee on the Role and Adequacy of Government Funded National Broadcasting

N Xenophon; J S L Dawkins; G E Gago; T J Stephens; C Zollo; Jonathan Ping

Report of the Select Committee on the Role and Adequacy of Government Funded National Broadcasting

N Xenophon (Editor), J S L Dawkins (Editor), G E Gago (Editor), T J Stephens (Editor), C Zollo (Editor), Jonathan Ping (Editor)

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Abstract

This subject of government funded national broadcasting is considered to be primarily
a Commonwealth Government matter. However, the role and adequacy of these
broadcasts have an impact on the people of South Australia and this provides the
impetus of this Select Committee. It is the intention of the Select Committee to make
recommendations as they relate to the broadcasters’ effect on the economy and
community of South Australia. These recommendations will contribute to the ongoing
and national debate on the role of government funded national broadcasting.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Adelaide
Publisher	Parliament of South Australia
Commissioning body	Legislative Council, Parliament of South Australia
Number of pages	32
Publication status	Published - 2005

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