Take a behind the scenes look at how the popular, award-winning road safety films, Hector The Cat, were produced for TV by Film Australia in the 1970s.

The city of Brisbane, Queensland as seen through the eyes of European migrants in 1975.

Produced by the Department of Labor and Immigration. Part of the NFSA’s Film Australia Collection.

Two orange hand-operated cassette players with handles. Kit also contains two red and grey plastic hand-operated record players.

Combined Akai X-2000SD reel to reel, cassette and 8 track cartridge player with speakers.

An Adelaide dentist and amateur filmmaker has donated almost 10 hours of footage which helps chronicle the Australian and international Paralympic movement in the 1970s and 80s.

In 1979 two young Australians invented the first Fairlight sampling synthesizer and changed electronic music forever. We have one in working condition!

Caddie (1976) was so popular it ran for 54 weeks on one screen alone. The second part of our celebration of the film looks at its success and feminist legacy.

The first of this two-part series that looks back on the making of Caddie, a breakthrough feature of the Australian film revival of the 1970s.

A former railway signaller, Film Curatorial Officer Jeff Wray explores the train films of Roger McKenzie.

Robert Stigwood, one of the most successful and influential Australians involved in the entertainment industry, has died aged 81.