ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
As Radio Adelaide moves from 228 North Terrace, Ewart Shaw took the opportunity to speak to Jill Lambert who, as station manager, arranged and supervised the transition from the north side of North Terrace to the South side. Picture: 228 North Terrace. (C) Martin Goodman 2016
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