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.

The Seven Network’s Ad-Mad! board game cleverly capitalised on Australia’s enduring love for TV commercials, transforming passive viewing into a lively, interactive experience.

This lively clip from The Wiggles TV show captures everything fans love about the iconic Australian children’s group: music, playful learning and joy.

Garry McDonald revived his naive fictional TV host Norman Gunston in 1993, which gives us the pleasure of seeing him gatecrash a Guns N' Roses press conference during their Australian tour.

Yes, he was (in)famo

Johnson and Friends was an Australian television series produced by Film Australia, with four seasons airing throughout the '90s.

My Pal 2 was not just a toy; it was an interactive companion designed to spark imagination and bring futuristic play into the lives of kids.

In 1987, Aussie families met the unforgettable Gobbledok, a quirky alien on a mission to find the irresistible Smith’s potato chips.

Making his TV debut on the ABC in 1959, the pencil-nosed marionette known as ‘Mr Squiggle, the Man from the Moon’ proved an enduring favourite with young audiences, with his program running in vari

This publicity photograph perfectly encapsulates the irrepressible attitude of Efthimia Francesca Stephanidis, or 'Effie', who was actor Mary Coustas' creation for Acropolis Now (1989–92).