To mark the 30th anniversary of German reunification on 3 October 2020, we are sharing clips from our TV Newscaf news and current affairs collection.

Tiny the Terrier, a clever canine from Taree, fetches the mail directly from the local postie on the footpath and delivers it straight to his elderly owner. 

The New South Wales town of Parkes celebrated its 23rd annual Parkes Elvis Festival on what would have been the weekend of Elvis' 80th bir

Coverage of the 60th annual Christmas pageant in Adelaide, South Australia on 6 November 1993. The pageant drew record crowds to the city.

In February 2014, Tasmania played host to Australia's second only dragon boating marathon race.

Imparja National News reports that a 220-million year old fossil has been discovered in Gosford, NSW in February 1997.

News coverage of the 1989 Summernats event in Canberra, including Liz Smith in her pink car – the first woman to win the 'Go to Whoa' fast acceleration and braking event. 

Record crowds attend the annual Kannamaroo Festival in Horsham, Victoria in November 1994.

Lance Corporal Albert Lane, the Army cockatoo, has returned to Lavarack Base in Townsville, QLD after being AWOL (absent without leave) for three long weeks.

In 1995, the Queensland State Library managed to outbid some of the world's biggest museums to secure a collection of documents and letters written by Second World War 'Dam Buster' Charles Williams