Even before she made the role of Sandy in Grease (1978) iconic, with a soundtrack that became one of the best-selling in history, Olivia Newton-John had achieved international fame with he

Over the years, many music videos have been filmed in Prague, but few are as iconic as this INXS video from 1988 for 'Never Tear Us Apart'.

Swami Sarasvati introduced yoga to mainstream Australia thanks to her self-titled morning TV show on Network Ten.

This short excerpt from the hugely popular preschooler TV series Romper Room will bring back memories for generations of Australians.

See comical versions of then-Prime Minister Bob Hawke, Treasurer Paul Keating and more in these opening credits for Rubbery Figures, a popular satirical puppet series that aired on ABC in

This excerpt from Mental as Anything's 'Live It Up' is a time portal into '80s music videos with its neon-lit backdrop and bright, poppy colours.

This short excerpt from a 1983 episode of kids' TV series Shirl’s Neighbourhood highlights the scene-stealing puppet, cranky Claude the Crow (voiced and operated by Ron Mueck).

A defining feature of the seven-piece alt rock band TISM (This Is Serious Mum) is their anonymity, with members donning masks, wigs and elaborate costumes like this spiked red balaclava from 1989.

BMX Bandits was an Australian film directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith and released locally in December 1983 at a time when BMX bikes were enjoying a surge in popularity among children and t

Bob Hawke, the former Australian prime minister, was immortalised as a puppet for the popular political satire TV show Rubbery Figures (1984–1990).