People | Bruce Gyngell News, Features and Galleries | The Sydney Morning Herald
Right to die: My husband begged me to help him die. Thank God I didn't | Daily Mail Online
Right to die: My husband begged me to help him die. Thank God I didn't | Daily Mail Online
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BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Former TV-am boss dies
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Bruce Gyngell chairman and Managing Driector of TV AM outside the TV AM building announcing to the press that his company have not won the franchise Stock Photo - Alamy
Bruce Gyngell. November 06, 1967. . News Photo - Getty Images
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Television comes to Australia on September 16, 1956
Bruce Gyngell - The Australian Media Hall of Fame
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Hawke-era 'aggregation' brings regional broadcasters to their knees
Television Executive Bruce Gyngell Wife Kathy Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Australian TV's Opening Night (1956) | It's #WorldTVDay! #DidYouKnow the famous 'Welcome to television' intro by Bruce Gyngell is a recreation shot in 1957? This is a silent excerpt from the...
Mrs Kathy Gyngell Wife Channel 4 Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Bruce Gyngell ... made Australian history by delivering the first TV... News Photo - Getty Images
Television Executive Bruce Gyngell Died 92000 Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Just where did Bruce Gyngell say "Welcome to Television?" | TV Tonight
James Packer and David Gyngell in street brawl at Bondi | Daily Mail Online
SBS Television turns 40 – Television.AU
Name That Tune with Bruce Gyngell: Jimmy Hannan | National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
Tycoons Bruce Gyngell and Edward Lumley set up offshore tax empires | Australia news | The Guardian
60 YEARS | "Good evening, and welcome to television." 60 years ago today, Bruce Gyngell said those immortal words on Channel 9. #FlashbackFriday... | By 9 News Sydney | Facebook
121. Vicky Brooke, Peter Carrodus, and first face on television, Bruce Gyngell (Far right) | Celebrities, Guys, Bruce
slider_1950s Bruce Gyngell opened Channel 9 his opening line was "This is television" | Television, Historical figures, History
Tribute to Aussie Game Shows – Television.AU
Today in history, September 16: The launch of Australian television | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
