Meet TV Teddy – the 1993 interactive toy that tried to bring your teddy bear to life. Inspired by the wildly popular talking Teddy Ruxpin from the mid-'80s, this fuzzy friend from YES!

'Plucka Duck, Plucka Duck ... he’s not a chicken or a cow.

This red, six-string electric rhythm guitar is signed by members of No Fixed Address, an Indigenous band that made a pivotal mark on Australian culture with their reggae-rock protest music and powe

Nightmare: The Video Board Game haunted a generation of Aussie kids and brought jump scares and cheesy thrills to Halloween game nights.

This poster was created to promote Mental As Anything’s Bicycle EP tour, during which limited copies of the EP were distributed to loyal fans nationwide. The single ‘Mr Natural’ from

Hey, hey! With this board game, released in the 1990s and based on the hit variety show, every day could be Saturday.

Since the 1970s, Eyewitness News on Network Ten has been a trailblazer in news broadcasting by focusing on ‘live’ and ‘breaking’ stories.

Dark City (1998) is a gothic, tech-noir film co-written and directed by Australian filmmaker Alex Proyas, also known for The Crow (1994), I, Robot (2004) and Gods of

‘Come to Shell Beach.

What was going on in children’s television in the 1990s and 2000s? Fire up the VHS and press rewind on these mind-bending millennial moments.