A popular radio jingle advertising an Australian brand of jelly crystals. The song was recorded in 1938 and broadcast on Sydney radio in the 1940s – up to 100 times a day.

The sixth song and title track from The Ovarian Sisters' 1980 album Beat Your Breasts (NFSA: 219498).

Track from Stray Dags' Self Attack / Confessions release (NFSA: 338561).

First track from The Lavender Blues' 1978 album Wake Up Sister (NFSA: 441809 ).

What would be the 'soundtrack of Australian feminist activism' of the 1970s? Sound Curator Nick Henderson has the answer.

For the war effort to be successful, it was not only men who needed to be recruited.

This 1924 gramophone recording of W Rimmer’s ‘Honest Toil March’ was recorded in London, performed by the Australian Newcastle Steelworks Band.

Summary by Matthew Davies

Max (Robert Peschel) and Paul (Luke Carroll) upset Mr Fish (Mark Mitchell) by playing percussion music in his foyer, but when Lotis the lift opens her doors and a noisy Chinese dragon called Peter

Poss (Erin Pratten) and Kim (Maria Nguyen) rescue a dirty old doll. In a magical moment, the faceless doll begins to move and communicate through gesture.

Poss (Erin Pratten) is astonished when the spruikers from the ‘Bonza’ cereal TV advertisement come right out of the TV set and into the living room.