Dot and the Kangaroo (1977), based on a children’s book by an English writer, Ethel Pedley, was the just the second animated feature film made in Australia. 

This jingle was recorded in December 1974. It features a voice ID at the head identifying the track for Victorian Railways with an internal naming code of VRJ 101.

This is a 30-second excerpt from the beginning of 'Stranger in My Country’, written and performed by Vic Simms.

Greg Rowe was 11 years old when he was cast in the lead role of Mike, the title character in Storm Boy (Henri Safran, Australia, 1976).

This serendipitous shot captured by photographer David Kynoch depicts the transitional stage where actors Sam Neill and Judy Davis are assuming their characters and director Gillian

An international hit for John Paul Young in 1978, ‘Love Is in the Air’ reached No. 3 on the Australian charts, No. 5 in the UK and No. 7 in the US.

Homicide, Australia’s first police drama series, premiered in Melbourne on HSV7 on 20 October 1964.

Jack Thompson points a gun at the camera. Thompson played two different characters in Homicide in 1970; this photo is thought to be from Episode 264, All Correct.

Buddy Rand (Fred Cullen), on the run from the police, goes to his sister’s (Marie Redshaw) place but she says he can’t stay.

The Homicide team question friends of Buddy Rand (Fred Cullen) in an attempt to discover what he knows about the robbery.