Mike and Mal Leyland take a visit to Timber Town on their travel-by-request TV series

From the balconies of the Sydney Opera House, you can see the glittering lights of Luna Park

Before you stream SBS’s series Australia: An Unofficial History, make a detour through the NFSA’s vaults. Off the Record is a curated capsule of short films that peel back the surface of 1970s Australia.

While 1970s TV focused heavily on pop, mature rock audiences had few options until 

Since its inception in 1964, the 0-10 Network (rebranded as Network Ten in 1980) consistentl

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After a four-year hiatus, the Nine Network’s 1960s flagship music program 

The coming of colour meant more than a simple pulling of a switch to transform Kansas into Oz.

The colour TV revolution hit Australia on 1 March 1975. Curator Bronwyn Barnett explains what was involved in reaching this milestone – and why it took so long.

Curator Bronwyn Barnett continues her look at the historic arrival of colour TV in Australia on 1 March 1975.