Johnny holding a broom and smoking a cigarette on the set of ‘Sing Sing Sing’.

First recorded by Hank Williams in 1952, Be Careful of Stones that You Throw is the only country and western song Johnny O'Keefe ever recorded.

The Life in Australia series showcased Australian cities in an idyllic light, hoping to attract prospective immigrants with carefully tailored visions of a peaceful, prosperous life in attractive settings.

Made by The Commonwealth Film Unit 1962, the lifeline referred to in the title of this film is the seventy-two inch steel pipe line which carries water fifty miles from Mannum on the Murr

Ethel Lang in The Hidden Truth, a radio series adapted from American scripts starring the inventor of the lie detector who used his own invention to solve crimes.

An excerpt from a later episode (c1963) of the long-running Grace Gibson Productions radio serial Dr Paul, featuring Brigid Lenihan (Molly), Laurel Mather (Elizabeth) and Amber M

Col Joye, Australian rock musician, interviewed by Binny Lum, c1962.

In this clip, Bernard “Doc” Neeson talks about arriving in Australia for the first time in 1960, and the contrast between Adelaide and the home he had left behind.

Sir Edmund Hillary, New Zealand mountaineer, explorer and philanthropist, interviewed by Binny Lum in Melbourne in 1963.

Life in Adelaide: Adelaide is a beautifully restored snapshot of South Australian life in the mid-1960s.