Media Release
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
July 4 2011
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Australian Heritage AM Radio
4LG Longreach, Queensland
The Voice of the Central West
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Central Queensland radio 4LG radiates from the centre of the state and serves 'the woolgrower, pastoral worker and town dwellers' according to the latest in the popular series of Long Lost Australian Radio Stars hosted by the Radio Heritage Foundation at www.radioheritage.net.
Garry Meehan and George Lloyd are the radio personalities mentioned in the feature, which was originally released some 65 years ago in 1946. At the time, 4LG broadcast for just ten hours daily.
This new release brings to almost fifty the number of such features currently included in the Long Lost Australian Radio Stars series at www.radioheritage.net where an increasing amount of Australian radio heritage can now be found.
If you have your own memories, memorabilia and more you'd like to share about 4LG Longreach or any of the other stations featured in the series, the Radio Heritage Foundation wants to hear from you.
It may be some old photos, booklets, newspaper or magazine articles or even some recordings. Memories of listening to 4LG over the years are also important and wanted because they help people understand the important community role played by 4LG over several generations.
The Radio Heritage Foundation is a registered non-profit organization connecting popular culture nostalgia and radio heritage across the Pacific. The global website is www.radioheritage.com. Run by volunteers. 365 annual supporters are invited to each help fund operational costs with US$50 covering one days costs.
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
July 4 2011
____________________________
Australian Heritage AM Radio
4LG Longreach, Queensland
The Voice of the Central West
____________________________
Central Queensland radio 4LG radiates from the centre of the state and serves 'the woolgrower, pastoral worker and town dwellers' according to the latest in the popular series of Long Lost Australian Radio Stars hosted by the Radio Heritage Foundation at www.radioheritage.net.
Garry Meehan and George Lloyd are the radio personalities mentioned in the feature, which was originally released some 65 years ago in 1946. At the time, 4LG broadcast for just ten hours daily.
This new release brings to almost fifty the number of such features currently included in the Long Lost Australian Radio Stars series at www.radioheritage.net where an increasing amount of Australian radio heritage can now be found.
If you have your own memories, memorabilia and more you'd like to share about 4LG Longreach or any of the other stations featured in the series, the Radio Heritage Foundation wants to hear from you.
It may be some old photos, booklets, newspaper or magazine articles or even some recordings. Memories of listening to 4LG over the years are also important and wanted because they help people understand the important community role played by 4LG over several generations.
The Radio Heritage Foundation is a registered non-profit organization connecting popular culture nostalgia and radio heritage across the Pacific. The global website is www.radioheritage.com. Run by volunteers. 365 annual supporters are invited to each help fund operational costs with US$50 covering one days costs.