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Anne Levy - Art Minister broadcasts live from a mall telephone box.
ThreeD Radio, Rainbow Soup.
Making their selections for the Melbourne Cup at the Triple M Melbourne Cup lunch at the London Tavern were (left to right) Steve, Sheridan, Kelly, Caroline, & Garth.
5MMM demented DJ's with stuff, Ian Bell (alias Troy), Glenside and Baden Smith (alias Phones), Hillcrest.
5MMM's Bryan & some volunteers peer into their 'new habitat' at the former 5KA premises in Franklin Street. (Top down) Reg Bird, Hillcrest; Bryan King, Manager; Bev Denton, Windsor Gardens; Neil Martin, Enfield; Ian Moore, Thebarton; Leisa Clements, Mile End.
Triple M's Big Breakfast team, back, from left, Kevin Mulcahy, Dave Flanagan and Justin Case; front, left, Grant Cameron and Andrew Jarman, right, welcome John Cahill (centre) aboard.
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[(Left to right) Tim Finn and Neil Finn with the Trax Crew, Andrew Peters, [?], and Gary Boughen]
Terry Serio, star of Channel Seven's dynamic mini-series, "Shout! The Story of Johnny O'Keefe" was shouting a lot, particularly to Seven's "Music Express" host, Greg Clarke about the fabulous series full of great rock'n'roll.
An avid aviation buff, Seven National News reporter Steve Whitham, couldn't pass up a chance to get a close-up look at one of the replica Bulldog biplanes used in the Channel Seven mini-series, "A Thousand Skies", during its round Australia flight. Steve talked with chief pilot Peter Smart who is trying to break Charles Kingsford Smith's record of ten days and five hours.
'Today Tonight', Jane Doyle, Chris Ditmar & Leigh McClusky.
'Today Tonight', Graham Archer & Leigh McClusky.
Today Tonight's Leigh McClusky, with producer Graham Archer and reporter Ian Henschke (centre).
Channel 7's Talk to the Animals. Leigh McClusky with Jackson the Maltese ... nicknamed the "killer slipper" for his penchant for hurling canine abuse at anyone two or three times his size, pictured with Luke Hura and Blue.
Kelly Pummeroy on location at the Australian Holographic's studio in Kangarilla, in South Australia, for a story on the Tasmanian Tiger.
It was party time on the Seven National News set as the team got together to wish Caroline Ainslie a surprise birthday. Weatherman Keith Martyn did the honors and presented her with a special t-shirt that belies her true age.
A new edition to the Seven National News team in 1987 will be sport presenter Peter Marker, Peter will join Kevin Crease, Anne Fulwood and Keith Martyn weekdays at 6:30 on Seven.
Andrew Jarman & Leigh McClusky, "Today Tonight".
Tonight Live with Steve Vizard in Adelaide . . . . . live from the GMH plant at Elizabeth. Steve talks with spot line welder Mike Hunap of Elizabeth.
John Burgess and Adriana Xenides of the long-running popular game show Wheel of Fortune.
Channel Seven's fabulous game show, "Wheel of Fortune' spins it's 1,000th episode on Tuesday, June 3rd at 5.00pm. Tune in and join (left to right), host John Burgess, hostess Adriana Xenides and voice over man, John Deeks as they spin an exicting new format, every weeknight at 5pm on Channel Seven.
The 1984 Channel Seven Easter Appeal
[Caption] The 1984 Channel Seven Easter Appeal celebrated 25 years of television, and who better than Seven personalities, Kevin Crease and Lionel Williams to help host, and Ernie Sigley to kick off the '84 Easter Appeal in aid of the Adelaide Children's Hospital.
Myer, shop assistants were banned from wearing black last week. Instead they went to work in fancy dress for their annual Fancy Dress Stocktaking Sale. Judging the colourful display were Seven's Lionel Williams and Adriana Xenides. Adriana and Lionel decided that the space age 2nd floor Customer Relation staff deserved an award.
Wheel of Fortune's Adriana Xenides with five-year-old Chris McEvoy of Henley Beach at the recent Crippled Children's Association Community Achievement Awards launch.
Pam Ellis & Anne Wills, television celebrities at the witchcraft parade.
The Lionel Williams show has taken to the road with a live telecast from the Tea Tree Plaza shopping complex. Lionel aired his show from a recently completed addition to the mall. Pictured with Lionel are Liz Lower, Paul Littlejohns, marketing manager for Tea Tree Plaza, and Sue Yorke, a client representative.
![Shane Mensforth & Mark Ricciuto [fishing].](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/3c/cb/85ea-a2b5-5647-a8b2-e595a6262532.jpg)
Shane Mensforth & Mark Ricciuto [fishing].
Neil Kerley & Steve Whitham. Channel 7's "Fishing & Boating SA".
Touch of Elegance co-host Gabrielle Clarke with Bob Moran and Fast Forward's Wayne & Arthur Dodgey.
Channel 7, the Great Outdoors presenter, Bridget Adams with Seven Nightly News sports presenter, Bruce Abernethy (left) and Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing representative, Adam Best of Semaphore Park, check the first leg of the Mawson Trail - from Adelaide to Marrabel.
