In 2001, Brisbane’s own Resin Dogs lit up the Big Day Out stage in Sydney with a high-voltage set that had the crowd dripping in sweat and bouncing to every beat.

Something for Kate kick off their September 2003 live show at the Enmore Theatre with 'Three Dimensions'.

Bardot brings high-octane energy and slick choreography to their final performance of 'Poison' at Fox Studios, Sydney – a fitting farewell for Australia’s first reality TV pop group.

Travel back to the 2000s when flash mobs delighted unsuspecting bystanders with carefully choreographed performances. On 14 November 2009, Say Cheese!

The opening of I'll Call Australia Home introduces two refugee families with warmth and clarity.

One of Mick Dundee’s most unusual accessories? This rugged leather-plaited necklace, strung with three crocodile teeth.

One of two crocodile leather vests worn by Paul Hogan in Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001), it’s a striking example of how costume design can instantly define a character.

Wiggly Party! is a novelty board book with a hide-and-seek game and sparkly pages.

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 talent show is in full swing as Taylor (Marny Kennedy) waits anxiously for Hector (Nicolas Dunn) to arrive with the DNA results.