The NFSA is delighted by the announcement of new funding for the National Collecting Institutions announced by Minister for the Arts Tony Burke.

Former Managing Director of CTC 7 Canberra, George Barlin, talks in 2002 about Kerry Stokes and his investment in local production.

Postmaster-General CW Davidson’s speech at the official opening of Canberra’s first television station on 2 June 1962.

The official handover of the keys to the CTC 7 studio on Black Mountain, Canberra. Please note: This clip has no sound.

CTC-7 General Manager George Barlin and Chairman of the Board Arthur Shakespeare in the bush on Black Mountain, Canberra, where Canberra’s first television studio and transmitter was to be located.

George Barlin, first General Manager of CTC 7 Canberra, talks of a test conducted on Black Mountain to see if a building would be seen in the suburb.

Canberra’s first purpose-built cinema was the Capitol Theatre, which opened in 1927 with more than 1,000 seats.

Filmmaker Phillip Noyce was tasked with recording the 1971 Aquarius Arts Festival held at the Australian National University in Canberra.

Rosalie Gascoigne (1917–1999) was interviewed by Robin Hughes for the Australian Biography series when she was 82 years old.

In September 1989 Rugby League's Winfield Cup and JJ Giltinan Shield were won by a team outside of Sydney for the first time ever.