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The Henderson Kids, series 1 episode 2

Kylie Minogue in her first lead role as Charlotte 'Char' Kernow. This series also starred Ben Mendelsohn and Nadine Garner, and premiered on Network Ten on 11 May 1985. 

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The Melba Story, 1946

This 1946 radio drama, produced by Dorothy Crawford, tells the story of opera singer Nellie Melba’s life.

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The Last of The Australians: John Farnham guest stars

John Farnham makes a guest appearance in the 1975 Crawford Productions sitcom The Last of The Australians, starring Alwyn Kurts and Rosie Sturgess. John plays a very keen vacuum cleaner sa

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TV discoveries: Johnny O'Keefe, the Bee Gees and more

Enjoy rare television clips of The Bee Gees, Johnny O'Keefe and Frank Thring.

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Publicity material for Crawford Productions radio musical 'Glenda Sings'

Much loved coloratura soprano, Glenda Crawford (nee Raymond), known for her role in The Melba Story and later as an Executive Producer for Crawford Productions, also starred in the 1955 we

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Excerpt from D24 radio crime series, 1951

Excerpt from an early 1951 episode of popular crime series D24 (1951–60), based on real files from the Victorian Police Force. Provided courtesy of Crawford Productions Pty Ltd.

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Kylie Minogue in The Henderson Kids

Still from the 1985-1987 drama series The Henderson Kids, featuring Kylie Minogue as Char, and Bradley Kilpatrick as Brains.

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50 years of Homicide

Groundbreaking Australian TV crime drama Homicide is 50. Broadcast curator Simon Smith celebrates with behind-the-scenes images, production documents and interviews from the show's history.

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The legacy of Hector Crawford

On the 100th anniversary of the birth of Hector Crawford in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy, it is timely to reflect upon his contribution to Australia’s cultural life.

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Dorothy Crawford

Women played an important role during Australia’s early years of radio broadcasting. We look at the pioneering contribution of Dorothy Crawford.