This is part of a personal collection of VHS tapes featuring popular music video clips from 1987–1991.

The cover to this 1988 comic Hoppy the Kangaroo shows how global animation giant Disney has incorporated Australiana into its repertoire – and this wasn't the first time either.

This striking poster for the band No Fixed Address features their name emblazoned across a map of the whole continent, symbolising solidarity with all First Nations Austra

Now that’s what I call jockey shorts!

When is a bowling pin also an Australian pop culture artefact? When it's signed by members of the Cockroaches – the pub rock band founded in 1979, two of whose members later formed the Wiggles.

What’s better than watching Humphrey B Bear on TV while eating breakfast? Watching Humphrey B Bear while eating breakfast off a Humphrey B Bear porcelain plate! 

Stereoscopic technologies have been around since the early 18th century, with each generation adapting them for contemporary use.

This publicity portrait was taken in 1981, the same year that Olivia Newton-John’s worldwide hit song ‘Physical’ was released.

First appearing on television in 1972, Fat Cat and Friends was a popular 30-minute children’s program in the 1970s and '80s.

It's one thing to have a talking doll, but what about a talking doll that can recite some of Australia's most loved phrases of the 1980s?