Life in Cairns is 'sort of relaxed', says the narrator.

Warning: this film contains images of delicious food, particularly chocolate, which may be dangerous to your diet.

Brisbane only had 600,000 inhabitants. How many of them smoked their pipes on the tram?

They didn't have a drone, but that didn't stop the filmmakers from shooting this great aerial view from a moving ferris wheel!

Christmas is celebrated in the middle of the Australian summer under a blazing sun. But even in the heat it is a season for traditional things; for family affairs and meeting with friends.

From 7 inhabitants in 1850 to 7,000 a century later, Geraldton was 'on the move' in the 1960s!

In the 1960s, the Australian government created Life in Australia as a marketing tool to sell potential 'New Australians' from Europe the idea of a prosperous, happy life down under.

The festival city, where horses roam free at the beach. Wait, what!?

Impossible not to love this girl's artistic interpretation of 'the land of many crows', Wagga Wagga!

The Ford factory in Geelong, which operated from 1925 to October 2016, is prominently featured in this film.