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History of wireless telegraphy and broadcasting in Australia/Editing
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This Wikibook, as at 2021, is very largely the work of one author, however the scope of the work is such that it can never be completed by one person. It is hoped that others with an interest in the history of wireless telegraphy and broadcasting in Australia will also make a contribution to the book. Such contributions are most welcome and every assistance will be afforded.
The following is intended as a guide to editors in further developing the Wikibook:
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Overview
Table of Contents
Infobox
References
Tables
Graphics
Editing Templates
Primary Articles
Biographies
Coastal Stations
Broadcasting Stations
Radio Clubs and Societies
Brief Link to Transcriptions and Notes - deprecated but some examples still relevant
Secondary Articles (subpages of primary articles)
Research - based on 4BB - Robert John Beatson; other examples: Raymond Cottam Allsop
Transcriptions and Notes - 1820 to 2029 (but only copy from 1900 unless earlier years populated)
Transcriptions and Notes2 - 1900 to 1999 (partial extract from above)
Photos, QSL cards and other graphics
Incubator of Wikipedia Article
Tools of the Carrion
Speedy deletion
Fair dealing
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