After any time now, the domination of British popular music has its effect on walk on by.
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Saturday. I know you Gabriel. I know what you like. I don't think you've got the first idea.
If it's edge of the seat drama you like. Don't tell me you're not up for this. Not just a pretty face.
How long before backup? This episode of The Bill will have you completely satisfied.
The rate's still going on. I haven't travelled half way around the world after little to fail now.
You might not have a choice.
Don't do this. The Bill. 8.30 Saturday on ABC.
Good evening. ABC News tonight. The Prime Minister John Howard has announced the biggest single aid donation in Australia's history.
A one billion dollar program to help rebuild Indonesia's tsunami devastated province of Aceh.
Details of the package have been explained at the emergency summit on tsunami relief in Jakarta.
Meanwhile amazing stories of survival continue to surface.
Rizal Shaputra was found by a Japanese cargo ship 160 kilometres west of Aceh.
He'd spent eight days clinging to floating planks of wood and an uprooted tree.
He survived on rainwater and coconuts that he opened with a door latch.
And Europe has paid silent tribute to those killed in the tsunami observing three minute silence.
And thousands have gathered in Thailand for a service to remember the dead and missing.
Australia's official death toll has risen to 13 although families have confirmed the deaths of another six people.
But more than 250 of those feared missing have now been traced.
Now look at the weather. And the first tropical cyclone of the season, Kerry, has developed to the northeast of Vanuatu.
In northern districts, showers and storms for most parts, moderate to heavy rain in the west,
central parts can expect isolated showers and thunderstorms across most parts of the district.
In the southeast, rain areas and the odd storm contracting from southern parts overnight and then fine.
Brisbane rain at times, then a possible storm gradually clearing atop of 31 degrees, 32 at Ipswich.
More news later. Good night.
The Americans always had dominated popular music.
But something raw was brewing across the Atlantic.
The British were about to invade. The Beatles writing really good rock and roll songs.
And everyone else had to keep up.
We're jealous of the Beatles because they were getting some recognition.
And we said, let's go, let's hit the road, let's start making some good records.
Walk on by 9 35 tonight.
Can't imagine my life or anyone else's without music.
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Any time now is rated M for a mature audience. It contains coarse language.