Parliament For All
URING a recent broadcast of Parliament a member suggested that reception of 2YA and 2YC is often abominable in other towns than. Wellington, and the proof of his assertion was the fact that I, listening in Dunedin, was unable to catch the name of the spedker, who I think was Mr. Algie. The solution, he added, was that’ perhaps less time could be taken up with Parliamentary
broadcasts, but that debates could be Telayed to local stations, resulting inl better reception for people at the extreme ends of the Dominion. The spate of complaints from various enthusiasts for classical music, jazz, serials, boxing matches and other broadcasts, when they tuned in to find every main station rebroadcasting Parliament, may well be imagined; but the member was assured by the Gov"ernment beriches that the matter is now under consideration.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 327, 28 September 1945, Page 12
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141Parliament For All New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 327, 28 September 1945, Page 12
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