But on ABC television, I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
We'll go out with some scenes
of our next week's inside story, The Fame Game.
Goodbye for now.
You're my world and your everything.
I am it.
All the power of television.
At no other time in history has it been possible
to be so well known by so many hundreds of millions
of people with such little effort.
And once fame reaches a certain critical mass,
it doesn't matter whether you're working in Hollywood
or Australian soap.
Fame is fueled by the glossy magazines
and the audience desire for easy entertainment.
Good evening, Kelly Nestor with an ABC Newsbreak.
The private owners of the Overland passenger train
have given an ironclad commitment
to the Adelaide to Melbourne service.
However, Great Southern Railways are hoping
to expand the GAN, which would make Adelaide a whistle stop
on the journey from Alice Springs to Melbourne.
We are interested in expanding services
and we hope to announce very shortly the GAN into Melbourne
and then on into Sydney.
Great Southern Railways says the GAN extension
was part of a bid to the federal government last year
and hopes the service is running by the end of the year.
John Olsen's approval rating has plummeted
according to the latest opinion poll.
News poll figures show he's now the most unpopular premier
since John Bannon.
However, the poll shows overall support
for the government has improved by 2%.
Marking 50 years of ABC services to the region,
a $100,000 makeover plus a $20,000 Pro Heart painting
has given the ABC a facelift in Broken Hill
and tomorrow at seven o'clock we'll have highlights
of the Silver City's annual St. Patrick's Day race meeting.
To Adelaide's weather, fine after a morning shower or two,
a top of 21 after dropping to 14 tonight.
The weekend's cloudy, but mainly fine and warm.
Now that's all from the Adelaide newsroom for now.
Join me and the weekend news team tomorrow at seven.
Good night.
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