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Also, if you know of one in your area not listed there then tell us and we'll add it.Reports differ on whether the Telephane was successfully implemented.After 18 months of test transmissions, regular broadcasts began in Brisbane on using a 30-line system, to an estimated 18 receivers around Brisbane.The test transmissions, which were of 1 hour duration each day, were made by Thomas M. Elliott and Dr Val Mc Dowall from the Wickham Terrace Observatory Tower.The programs included news headlines, still pictures and silent movies such as the temperance film Horrors of Drink.