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	In Melbourne Tonight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Melbourne Tonight, otherwise known as "IMT", was a variety and interview television show produced at GTV-9 Melbourne from 1957 to 1970.
		IMT had as many as 50 different presenters over its 13 years on air.
		In 1970, after Kennedy had resigned from GTV-9, IMT continued with four hosts, each on a different night of the week: Jimmy Hannan, Ugly Dave Gray, Bert Newton and Stuart Wagstaff.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/In_Melbourne_Tonight (312 words)

	Today Tonight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In previous years, Melbourne and Sydney had run the same summer edition, but in the summer of 2000/2001, Brisbane was included for the first time.
		Today Tonight sent producer Chris Adams and reporter David "Sluggo" Richardson, along with a camera crew, to pursue Skase who was claiming that his health prevented him from being tried.
		Richardson alleged that because the Today Tonight crew's videos showed that Skase was in good health, Skase used his connections to the Mallorcan government in order to establish police roadblocks to seize the Today Tonight crew's videotapes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Today_Tonight (986 words)

	Graham Kennedy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		When television came to Melbourne in 1957, Kennedy was chosen to present an evening show, In Melbourne Tonight (or IMT), for GTV-9 beginning on 6 May 1957.
		On IMT he was working with a talented on-camera team that included Joff Ellen, Rosie Sturgess, Mary Hardy (the sister of celebrated author Frank Hardy) and Bert Newton.
		Kennedy finally quit IMT on December 23, 1969, exhausted, and retired from TV for two years; in spite of his fame and fortune, he later described the period as "years of misery".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Graham_Kennedy (3861 words)

	World BS Tonight #2 : Melbourne Indymedia
		Melbourne Indymedia is a website produced by grassroots media makers offering non-corporate coverage of struggles, actions and celebrations.
		Unless otherwise stated by the author, all content is free for non-commercial reuse, reprint, and rebroadcast, on the net and elsewhere.
		Opinions are those of the contributors and are not necessarily endorsed by the Melbourne Independent Media Center.
	melbourne.indymedia.org /news/2005/06/92775.php (117 words)

	television.au TV SHOW PROFILE
		IMT later boasted its own orchestra and ballet troupe and segments of IMT were packaged for screening interstate.
		IMT returned in 1970 with a different host for each night of the week, but the new format was short lived and soon the program was cancelled.
		Interior studio scenes were filmed at the studios of GTV9 Melbourne, and exterior scenes were filmed on location in areas of remote NSW and in the rural Victorian town of Minyip (population 300).
	televisionau.siv.net.au /tvshowprofile.htm (2792 words)

	Died Pretty's final Melbourne show
		Tonight's show will be the band's penultimate performance and their last ever show in Melbourne.
		Tonight there's definitely two separate groups in the room: the band and the audience.
		Tonight Ron nails "Harness Up" so hard and sure that it's going to take the roadies most of the night to prise it up off the stage afterward.
	www.i94bar.com /gigreviews/dp_corner.html (1727 words)

	Today Tonight on Seven
		By the age of 16 she lived in Melbourne then in Lancashire, northern England, while her father was teaching at Lancaster University.
		Two years into a Bachelor of Arts at Melbourne's LaTrobe University, where she majored in archaeology and modern art, Naomi left to pursue her passion for photojournalism.
		In 1997 she took over the reins as host of Today Tonight in Melbourne, the only state-based public affairs program on television.
	seven.com.au /todaytonight/team_naomirobson (444 words)

	'Melbourne, we did it!' - Commonwealth Games - theage.com.au
		Tonight they are all seated in what used to be the Ponsford Stand at the MCG.
		Tonight we celebrate the closing of one of the world's greatest sporting events".
		The athletics track has been covered at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the athletes are arriving in their droves with video cameras aplenty and the volunteers are celebrating a fortnight of hard work.
	www.theage.com.au /news/commonwealth-games/now-its-indias-turn/2006/03/26/1143330923113.html (2686 words)

	Stopdesign \| Last Night in Melbourne
		It was a lot of fun to meet many of you Melbournites last night, but it was kind of a big group, and I didn’t get a chance to talk to everyone for very long.
		If you’re in Melbourne tonight (Wed 6 Oct) and have some time to kill, feel free to join me at any point of the evening.
		It feels odd to use this forum as a means of communication with locals, but it seems the easiest way of casual organization without having a bunch of mobile numbers stored in memory.
	www.stopdesign.com /log/2004/10/06/night-in-melbourne.html (202 words)

	Graham Kennedy - The Memorable TV Hall of Fame
		He was the king of comedy, the recognised successor to Australia's previous comic king and lord of misrule, Roy Rene (Mo), whose stage had been vaudeville and radio from the 1920s to the late 1940s.
		With In Melbourne Tonight Kennedy brought to and adapted for television Australia's rich history of very risqué music hall, vaudeville, and variety.
		In Melbourne Tonight included musical acts, game segments, burlesques of ads, and sketches, including "The Wilsons." In this segment, perhaps reminiscent of The Honeymooners skit on early 1950s American television, Graham played a dirty old man, married to his Joyce, carnivalising marriage as comic disaster.
	www.memorabletv.com /halloffame/grahamkennedy.htm (1206 words)

	The choirboy who hit a high - theage.com.au
		One of the most difficult pieces Andreas Scholl sings is an aria from Bach's St Matthew Passion, and before he could sing it, he had to speak the words hundreds of times to get their sense.
		Tonight, Melbourne hears the German countertenor for the first time.
		This is renewed tonight, as Scholl and the Brandenburg open their Australian tour for Musica Viva at the Melbourne Concert Hall.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/03/03/1046540128767.html (1266 words)

	Catholic Church backs 'cure for gays' - theage.com.au
		A controversial American psychologist who claims homosexuals can be cured will speak in Melbourne tonight with the support of the Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne, Denis Hart.
		The Melbourne archdiocese has helped pay the costs of the visit, and Archbishop Hart's endorsement is included in letters to every parish priest by Father Denis Ward, the chaplain for Courage in Melbourne.
		At tonight's talk, Father Harvey said, he would give the Scriptural and philosophical foundation of the church's teaching.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/01/29/1043804407659.html (542 words)

	Melbourne wharfies victorious return
		Melbourne: Victory cries greeted sacked Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) members as they returned to work at Melbourne's East Swanson Dock, after a four-week lockout at 6:30pm tonight.
		MUA members and supporters had been waiting since 11.30 AM for this event with periodic news of new obstacles being placed in their path of returning to work.
		The first container for a month left the dock at 7.20pm and trucks were moving out of the gates every minute by 8.30pm.
	southmovement.alphalink.com.au /southnews/MUA-return.htm (484 words)

	World Music Central - Ceylonese Musician Des Kelly entertains in Melbourne Australia
		Kelly, who was born in Colombo in 1936, reached the dizzy heights of fame when Radio Ceylon, the oldest and finest radio station in South Asia provided him with a platform for his songs.
		He also received rave reviews in the newspapers in Colombo and was also featured in the EMCEE Column of the Ceylon Daily News in the 1960s.
		His songs are heard in many countries around the world and his "signature tune" Dream World was a hit in both Ceylon and India where it reached the top of the Hit Parades in both countries.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /article.php/20060115113719641 (358 words)

	ausculture.com - we suck so you don't have to
		Clem and I will be interviewing Dave tonight on I'd Rather Jack at around 12.30am, which works out to be a pretty reasonable time where Dave is. Excellent.
		The beloved members of the Melbourne Big Brother Society (MBBS) are crowded around the television, eating cheese and biscuits, supping wine and beer, and screaming wildly at sporadic moments.
		A Melbourne schoolboy ranked hugging the Prime Minister as one of the most exciting moments in his short life - but he's willing to trade that in for winning the Head of the River rowing competition.Teenager Stephen Battaglia, a Year 11 student at Carey Grammar School and rower...
	www.ausculture.com /blog (1801 words)

	starDom \| A Dominic Monaghan Fansite [dommonaghan.com]
		LOST stars Dominic Monaghan and Evangeline Lilly were kept busy dodging questions of their rumoured relationship as they arrived in Australia yesterday.
		On the last leg of a whirlwind promotional tour for the show, the pair were in Sydney yesterday and arrive in Melbourne today.
		They make their only appearance in Melbourne tonight at a private Channel 7 gig.
	www.dommonaghan.com /archive_heraldsun_13jul05.htm (269 words)

	Graham Kennedy - Melburnians - Reference - Melbourne Online - Only Melbourne
		In the last couple of pages, writer Tony Sattler reports a conversation during which the ailing Kennedy says: "I've been thinking I should never have done 13 years of IMT (In Melbourne Tonight)." Another friend reports his vehemently agreeing with the remark: "You run out of guts.
		Blundell evokes the frenzy of television's dawn, down to the fashion for back necklines so a viewer, who would be seen from the rear, could look chic while watching her favourite program.
		For someone like me, born into the late '50s in Melbourne, the names are as familiar as the Pokemon characters are to today's kids.
	www.onlymelbourne.com.au /melbourne_details.php?id=3199 (956 words)

	Melbourne Metro News - Page 2
		Cheryl Casey of Melbourne wrote a few weeks ago to ask if readers might know where she could get a cribbage scoring board more elaborate than those found in local stores she'd visited.
		Earlier this year, the city of Melbourne received a grant for improvements to Claude Edge Front Street Park, a popular side for boaters, holiday...
		The 55-year-old was among 159 freshly minted graduates of the Melbourne campus of Keiser College recognized Friday evening at a summer...
	www.topix.net /metro/melbourne-titusville-palm-bay-fl/page2 (814 words)

	MILESAGO - Profiles - Graham Kennedy
		His long-running variety show, In Melbourne Tonight (IMT) was one of the highest-rating programs in the history of the industry and was compulsory viewing for a generation of Australians.
		It was based on the American 'Tonight Show' format, with the host presiding over sketches, introducing star turns and reading advertisements live, although it differed from the American model in that Kennedy did not conduct celebrity interviews, which are the stock-in-trade of the U.S. format.
		His schedule was punishing -- IMT aired five nights a week and concurrently, for several years in the early Sixties, he and Bert Newton also hosted the morning shift on Melbourne station 3AK, which had recently been purchased by GTV-9.
	www.milesago.com /People/kennedy-graham.htm (3061 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents the World Track Championships 2004
		The cosmopolitan Australian city of Melbourne was abuzz with excitement today as the 2004 World Track Championships opened at Vodafone Arena.
		The Melbourne World's are an extremely important lead up to the Games - presenting countries with their final chance to gain crucial berths for their athletes.
		For bike racing fans unable to get to Athens, the Melbourne World Championships are possibly a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness the best in the world at their prime.
	www.cyclingnews.com /track/2004/WTC04?id=tales1spirit (429 words)

	Home of Jason Thomas
		While in Melbourne I found it difficult to hook-up with a Bujinkan instructor that I was able to train with.
		During December 1997 I told Ed Lomax, my primary instructor, that I had finally found someone I could train with in Melbourne, an instructor named Nathan Brumby who was running classes out of his home at the time.
		They actually discussed it, realised they were in agreement, and gave me my nidan (which I still haven't paid for, sorry!).
	www.cs.mu.oz.au /~jrth/index.php?page=bujinkan.php (527 words)

	CD Baby: WAY OUT WEST: Footscray Station
		Among his traditional instruments are the dan tranh, dan bau, dan nhi and dan nguyet all of which he learnt from his grandfather continuing a tradition of many generations.
		Ray Pereira is one of the most accomplished and best-known percussionists in Australia, he is able to move with ease from African drumming traditions to Cuban and Brazilian and is also a sought after musician in jazz and popular contexts.
		Howard Cairns has been based in Melbourne for the last fifteen years and his ability to play in a wide range of styles keeps him one of the most in-demand musicians around.
	cdbaby.com /cd/wayoutwest (1531 words)

	Melbourne Victory > News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Melbourne Victory tonight insisted that it was doing all it could to facilitate a loan deal for star striker Archie Thompson with Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven in the lead-up to the 2006 FIFA World Cup in June.
		“Melbourne Victory is continuing to explore prospects of getting Archie to Europe to give him valuable match time in the lead up to the World Cup,” Lord said.
		Lord was hopeful a satisfactory resolution could be found via continued dialogue with representatives from PSV Eindhoven.
	www.melbournevictory.com.au /default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=2984&pageid=71 (434 words)

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		A public hearing, and possibly a vote, is scheduled for tonight in Melbourne about a controversial plan to rename Airport Boulevard or the Melbourne Auditorium for Martin Luther King, Jr.
		Council members voted down Airport Boulevard by a 5-2 margin in January, but the road will be reconsidered tonight.
		The rally is scheduled to begin at 5:30pm at Melbourne City Hall.
	cfn13.com /StoryHeadline.aspx?id=14937 (137 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents the World Track Championships 2004
		Melbourne abuzz with World Championship spirit - The cosmopolitan Australian city of Melbourne was abuzz with excitement today as the 2004 World Track Championships opened at Vodafone Arena.
		World Cup gold medalists have to be content with bronze at World's - Craig McLean was cautiously optimistic after his British team qualified second fastest in the first round of the men's team sprint, just 0.6 seconds behind the French leaders, at Melbourne's Vodafone Arena velodrome today.
		Cesario beats viral infection to get on track for Athens - There was a time that doctors feared Chilean team pursuit specialist Enzo Cesario wouldn't ride his bike again - let alone achieve his goal to ride at an Olympic Games.
	www.cyclingnews.com /track/2004/WTC04?id=tales1 (297 words)

	PM - Melbourne footy fever
		There's a special feeling in Melbourne tonight, with only one sleep left till that one day in September.
		RAFAEL EPSTEIN: Most of Melbourne has been talking about one player who won't be there, Collingwood's Anthony Rocca, barred from playing because of rough play last week.
		MARK COLVIN: The sounds of Melbourne's Grand Final Parade, brought to you by Raphael Epstein.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2003/s954780.htm (853 words)

	First Equipment Lands in Melbourne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The first of six jumbo jets carrying equipment for the 2000 Qantas Australian Grand Prix have landed in Melbourne tonight.
		The first plane contain equipment for the digital television broadcast of the March 9-12 event to Europe.
		Three more jumbos carrying the 22 cars for the first Grand Prix of the century at Albert Park will start arriving at the weekend, as will the first drivers.
	www.atlasf1.com /news/2000/feb/2063.htm (79 words)

	Hey Hey It's Saturday
		Australia's greatest TV comedian, Graham Kennedy, in his long-running variety program In Melbourne Tonight, adapted such vaudeville traditions for television, where they continued to thrive in specifically televisual terms.
		While he may not be so much a king of comedy, he remains a noteworthy lord of misrule.
		One of Kennedy's writers at In Melbourne Tonight, Ernie Carroll, provides another connection to the earlier tradition.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/H/htmlH/heyheyits/heyheyits.htm (1143 words)

	Cory Doctorow’s craphound.com >> Blog Archive » Upcoming Australia talks in Brisbane, Melbourne and ...
		April 18: Melbourne — Speaking at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, 7PM, AU$15/13 conc (at Federation Square, Flinders Street)
		I was there in Melbourne as well, thanks a lot for coming out and giving the lecture - enjoyed it thoroughly.
		Heard you last night in Sydney and I echo the sentiment of the melbournites, it was, as always, a very good talk.
	craphound.com /000636.html (312 words)

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