Warren Denning interviewed by Pam Mitchell

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Warren Denning, journalist and broadcaster, about the establishment of the A.B.C. News Service. Warren Denning joined Cumberland Times Parramatta at age 16; then Labor Daily 1927 to post war years when he played a major role in the development of the ABC New Service; prior to his retirement in 1971 he was in charge of training of cadets for A.B.C. News.

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