Scope
The Standing Committee on Education, Science and the Arts focused primarily on education and issues associated with broadcasting and television in Australia.
Sequence
![The Standing Committee on Education, Science and the Arts, 1972. Standing: Boris Andrusiak [Research Officer]. Seated L-R: Senators John Carrick, Frank McManus, Dr Colin Campbell [Secretary], Senators Gordon Sinclair [Chair], Jim McClelland, Bertie Milliner and George Hannan.](/assets/committees/body-images/c030/c030-education-science-and-the-arts-standing-committee-1972-j1.jpg)
The Standing Committee on Education, Science and the Arts, 1972. Standing: Boris Andrusiak [Research Officer]. Seated L-R: Senators John Carrick, Frank McManus, Dr Colin Campbell [Secretary], Senators Gordon Sinclair [Chair], Jim McClelland, Bertie Milliner and George Hannan.
Reports
| Date tabled | Title | Read report |
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| All Aspects of Television and Broadcasting, including Australian Content of Television Programmes (Third Progress Report) Parliamentary paper number 32/1975 | ||
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All Aspects of Television and Broadcasting, including Australian Content of Television Programmes (Second Progress Report)
Parliamentary paper number 108/1973
George Conrad Hannan, committee member 1971-74, Interview with Tony Hannan on the introduction of frequency modulation broadcasting, 1984, National Library of Australia, TRC 4900/33, session 5, 00:08:37-00:11:05 Full interview available at http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-217639254/listen |
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All Aspects of Television and Broadcasting, including Australian Content of Television Programmes (Progress Report)
Parliamentary paper number 254/1972
Gordon Sinclair Davidson, chair 1971-73, Interview with Bruce Edwards, 1984-86, National Library of Australia, TRC 4900/41, session 80, 00:15:21-00:19:56. Full interview available at https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-217655658/listen |
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| The Commonwealth's Role in Teacher Education Parliamentary paper number 1/1972 |