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Five decades of Australian music TV

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TAGGED: 1970s

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Reflections on Puberty Blues

The recent Puberty Blues (2012) TV series reminds NFSA Television curator Frances Baldwin of watching the 1981 film version and receiving material from the film as an archivist in 1986.

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A 3801 steam locomotive pulling a passenger train on a raised railway track above a grass embankment. The train is about to cross a railway bridge

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A revolution in colour

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