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?

One of Australia’s most successful music exports, INXS scored their biggest worldwide hit with their sixth studio album, Kick (1987).

At the height of the puppet Agro's popularity, Agro merchandise included four recorded studio albums, an arcade game (Agro's Fantastic Video Game), snap cards, stickers,

Buzz buzz!

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.