Riverina and North East Victoria Television Ltd.

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Riverina and North East Victoria Television Ltd.

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      • AMV-4 Television Station
      • RVN-2 Television Station
      • Prime Television

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      Dates of existence

      1964 - 1985

      History

      In 1971, the AMV-4 Television Station (based in Albury) and the RVN-2 Television Station (based in Wagga Wagga) merged to become one company, called the Riverina and North East Victoria Television Ltd.
      RVN-2 had officially begun transmission on 19 June 1964 at 7pm, providing the people of the Riverina and South-West Slopes with their own local news and programming. AMV-4 followed just a few months later on 7 September 1964 at 5pm.
      Paul Ramsay and the Ramsay Corporation gained a majority control of Riverina and North-East Television Ltd on 3 June 1985 and in November the company formed an alliance with Country Television Services Ltd (Mid-State Television) which soon formed "The Prime Network".

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      Authority Record created 1 August 2018.

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          Sources

          Ly, Maikha (2009) "RVN-2 - The Riverina's Own Television Service" (http://www.csu.edu.au/research/archives/scholarships).

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