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Sydney (Syd) Victor Colville (22 March 1894 – 1966) was an Australian broadcast pioneer who, in 1914, established the Wireless Institute of Queensland. He was one of the first amateur radio operators in Australia.

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• "A Pioneer Passes". Electronics Australia. May 1966.
• radio museum entry on Colville

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