Norman Hetherington - Television

Television

Having attended the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's television training school some time prior to the introduction of television to Australia, Hetherington began his television career in 1956, creating Nicky and Noodle for the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC); and another series, Jolly Gene and His Fun Machine for Channel Seven in 1957.

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