Taylor’s (Marny Kennedy) parents are planning their act for the school talent contest and she is desperate to stop them.

Taylor Fry (Marny Kennedy) is worried.

This ticket would have been much sought-after in 2001; now it is a cherished relic from the iconic but defunct Australian music festival, Big Day Out (1994–2014).

Poo-Chi (also spelled Poochi or Poochie) was one of the first generations of robo-pet toys, popular in the early 2000s.

The Y2K bug was the first big anti-climax of the 21st century.

The popularity of children's TV series The Saddle Club is evident in merchandising like this, but the fact that this wallet is designed for holding compact discs also places it in a moment

Billed as 'the first Japanese road movie in Australia’, the 2004 feature film Bondi Tsunami was inspired by Japanese surf culture in Australia.

These are Heath Ledger's trusty boots from the 2003 film Ned Kelly, in which he plays the iconic outlaw. Kim Ledger, Heath’s father, donated them to the NFSA.

The smallest iPod of all the iPod family was the Shuffle. Considered to be the first pro-activewear player, it was perfect for jogging and vigorous activities and came with a built-in belt clip.

Since his 1968 performance at iconic New York club the Copacabana, Welsh singer Tom Jones – best known for songs like ’Delilah’ and, appropriately, ’Sex Bomb’ – has been the target of undies thrown