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For World Television Day on 21 November, curator Simon Smith shares bloopers and behind-the-scenes footage from a program marking the first 10 years of Australian television.
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For World Television Day, we're highlighting some recently discovered lost TV performances of Olivia Newton-John from 1965.
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See highlights from our 1970s music television panel 'Right There On My TV', featuring Lee Simon and John Paul Young, at the 2018 St Kilda Film Festival.
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We're sharing a rare clip of Johnny O'Keefe, Dusty Springfield, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Gene Pitney, and Brian Poole and The Tremeloes performing together on Australian TV.
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Archie Roach appears in series 11 of the SBS music trivia show Rockwiz, performing 'Heal the People' with Craig Pilkington and the Bloodstream Choir (featuring actor and Indigenous Elder Uncle Jack...
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This clip is from a BBQ-themed episode of the country music program, hosted by Reg Lindsay. The show featured some of Australia's best known country singers of the time including Lucky Grills and...
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Olivia Newton-John performs ‘Crawl Baby Crawl’ on Episode 7 of the live music television show Boomeride (1965).
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Tony Cole and Olivia Newton-John singing ‘Which Of My Daughters’ in a duet on Boomeride (1965).
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Tony Cole, backed by Charles Marawood and Gabrielle Hartley singing ‘Lord Have A Holiday Today’ on Boomeride (1965).
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Still #6 Marawood and end creditCAPTION: Charles Marawood singing ‘Aussie’. Frame capture from Boomeride Ep. 07 [NFSA#1551990]
