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Perth’s ABC Radio Mornings program with Nadia Mitsopoulos, interviewed TV veteran Tim O’Dea, who is the president of Pictures in Motion Museum of Film and Television.
Firstly, the Museum is conducting a TV News exhibition at Wireless Hill with the Melville Council.
Secondly, the State Government is about to evict the Museum from the Sunset Heritage Precinct in Dalkeith, which requires that they find a new home for their rare heritage collection.
Step into the captivating world of broadcast news at the summer exhibition at Wireless Hill Museum with journeys through Western Australia’s remarkable telecast heritage.
The evolution of news broadcasting in WA, from its humble beginnings to the 24 hour news cycle that dominates our screens today, is brought to life in this exhibition presented by Wireless Hill in partnership with Pictures in Motion, Western Australia’s Museum of Film and Television.
The Exhibition runs from Sunday, 21 January 2024 to Sunday, 5 May 2024.
The Pulse of Washington D.C.
