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  1. This Day Tonight (TDT) was an Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) evening current affairs program from 1967 to 1978.

  2. Dec 4, 2012 · Starting in 1967, and right through the next decade, week nights at 7.30, for many people, meant THIS DAY TONIGHT on ABC TV.Bill Peach, Peter Luck, Richard C...

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  3. 50 years on from the first episode of the ABC's This Day Tonight, take a look back at what was at the forefront of Australian journalism in 1967.

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  4. This Day Tonight: With Malcolm Fraser, Bill Peach, John Gorton, Richard Carleton.

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  5. This Day Tonight (1967 - 1978) Current affairs program. Daily x 30 minutes. Series synopsis: Commonly abbreviated to TDT, this was Australia’s first nightly current affairs television program.

  6. Jan 22, 2015 · In 1976, boxing legend Muhammad Ali was interviewed on ABC-TV's current affairs program This Day Tonight. Ali begins the interview in a playful mood but then...

  7. This Day Tonight was ABCs first nightly current affairs program, debuting on 10 April 1967. TDT, as it became known, was first hosted by Bill Peach, formerly host of TEN10 ‘s Telescope program in Sydney.