This original prop from political satire Rubbery Figures (1984–1990) is a caricatured, puppet version of Paul Keating with a bow tie.

This 1985 poster promoted the band Mental As Anything's ‘Live it Up in the Bush' tour.

It might be just a piece of paper, but the role of a poster in film distribution terms is powerful.

When marketed to international audiences, posters for Australian films can be wildly different – leaning into aspects of the movie that aren't part of the Australian poster.

Posters are a significant part of the theatrical distribution strategy of a film.

A film's international poster – like this Japanese poster for teenage beach movie Puberty Blues (1981) – shows how locally-made films were marketed to overseas audiences.

We're celebrating the 45th anniversary of Sale of the Century, the beloved quiz show that embodied the essence of the '80s – big hair, big cars, big money.

This first episode of Sale of The Century opens with a voice-over showcasing the prizes on offer, including a Mercedes Benz and a yacht.

In this clip from the first episode of Sale of the Century, host Tony Barber and hostess Victoria Nicolls attempt to wheedle guest Grant into spending 9 of his hard earned dollars - "it's

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