Broadcaster Percy Bishop was treated as a hero by his community and political leaders after his radio marathon during Cyclone Narelle in March. But it's left him with concerns about connectivity in remote NT.
Remote NT broadcast 'hero' raises concerns about gaps in radio coverage
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ABC News AU - WorldBy Matt Garrick and Michael FranchiEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Broadcaster Percy Bishop was treated as a hero by his community and political leaders after his radio marathon during Cyclone Narelle in March. But it's left him with concerns about connectivity in remote NT.
Key Takeaways
- Remote NT broadcast 'hero' raises concerns about gaps in radio coverage.
- Broadcaster Percy Bishop was treated as a hero by his community and political leaders after his radio marathon during Cyclone Narelle in March.
- But it's left him with concerns about connectivity in remote NT.
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