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Coralie Cheney host of "Adelaide Today" at the launch of the Steam Rangers F251 on Sunday July 23rd.
National Nine News presenter Kevin Crease showing the spirit of South Australia at the International Barossa Music Festival.
Dr Harry Cooper visited Adelaide's Zoological Gardens as part of a forthcoming special edition of Channel 7's "Talk to the Animals" - Zoos of the World.
Jane Holmes with Christopher Cordeaux (5DN) and 'Monty' the budgie.
'Talk to the Animals' reporter Jane Holmes with Christopher Cordeaux (5DN) and 'Monty' the budgie. [Lyn Davidson was Christopher's producer and Monty's'mum' and the photo (taken in the 5DN studios in 1994) was part of a promotion for their appearance on Channel Seven's 'Talk to the Animals' on Sunday 12th of March 1995. 'Monty' passed away in December 1994; Christopher Cordeaux died in 1999.]
Coralie Cheney, "Adelaide Today", host.
Seven National News reporter Penny Clark covered a story with a happy ending. 2-year-old Jade Lukic caught her hand in the bath drain causing firemen and doctors to cut the drain from her hand. Jade is held by her mother Dannelle.
Gabrielle Clarke with Bindi and Magic.
Keith Conlon, 891 5AN.
Gary, 7, gets some expert footy tips from Ken (K.G.) Cunningham at his footy clinic at Parabanks Shopping Centre.
Ken Cunningham, NIcole Willis and dalmation dog puppy
Channel 9 Postcards' host Keith Conlon explores the mighty River Murray and meets up with a friend - Milly - at Chowilla Station.
Terry Daniher (top left) Mal Brown, Sam Kekovich, Ken Cunningham and Ted Whitten Jun., with the EJ Whitten Trophy.
Keith Conlon hosts Postcards from Christchurch.
Tourism Awards launch, Minister Joan Hall, Keith Conlon & Brenton Adcock (small business award winner).
Tim Bruce, 6, Pasadena; Ken Cunningham; Luisa Maranucei, 5, Marion.
SAFM's Grant Cameron (left) and Peter Harris of Hahndorf admiring the tall colored cyclinders and "brilliant blue arch form", the work of Hahndorf artist Sam Keane (right).
"Seven National News" reader, Kevin Crease at the Adelaide Zoo with one of his pet loves.
While doing a "State Affair" story on a TAFE millinery course at the South Australian School of Arts, reporter Tracey Bell found a wealth of hats and headgear, designed by the students, on display.
Channel 10's Janice Beeby & SAS sales executive Kim Baker (married August 7).
Stephen Butler, one of State Affair's ace bush reporters, learnt you don't have to go bush to find bush food. Jennifer Issacs, author of Bush Food a new book on native and herbal remedies, found most of this Australian natural fare in populated areas around Australia, including the Adelaide Parklands.
Jan Beasley (left) & Liz Daniels.
Author Nan Bodsworth recently visited Channel 7's national pre-school program, the Book Place.
Its been a family affair at State Affair for the last five weeks. Lea Butler has been working as a research assistant along side her brother, reporter Stephen Butler.
Spinning discs in a Radio 5PBA-FM studio is Phil Brandford.
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John Bok next to a Mini Moke [standing outside the SAS Channel 10 studios at Gilberton].
Judith Barr will be leading a fitness session at Victor Harbor.
Popular Radio 5DN announcer Gary Bau is also a top bingo caller.
As part of a story on the Tom Quilty 24 hour outback endurance race from Gawler to Adelaide, State Affair reporter Stephen Butler got to know last year's winner Salty and his rider Jenny Oliver from Tumit, NSW. Jenny and Salty won it again this year.
Ten News reader, Sue Baron, officially opens the Channel Ten Easter Appeal Lottery. For just $2 you could win a lovely $160,000 home at Concord Drive, Old Reynella. Proceeds go to the Adelaide Children's Hospital.
