Musician Don Walker (Cold Chisel) on the importance of saving audio tapes, and how he still keeps the handwritten notes where he first captured the ideas for many songs.

Singer and musician Judith Durham (1943–2022) is best known as the lead vocalist of the 1960s music group, The Seekers – the first Australian band to achieve major chart and sales success in Britai

In this interview recorded for the NFSA's Oral History Program, Wouter ‘Wally’ De Backer, better known as Gotye, briefly outlines his Belgian ancestry, his gradual awareness of his artistic abiliti

From punk rockers to pop darlings, these Oral History interviews highlight the depth and diversity of Australian music.

In this excerpt from an oral history recording, John Bowring talks about making the famous knife for the film, Crocodile Dundee (1985).

Frustrated by the types of films Australia was making in the 1980s, David Parker says he was encouraged by actor Colin Friels to write his own script – something he had never previously attempted.

Raising the budget to make Malcolm involved some sacrifices as well as an inventive approach worthy of Malcolm himself.

First time director, Nadia Tass, had to convince the crew she knew what she was doing while learning on the job.

Nadia Tass and David Parker talk about the involvement of actor Colin Friels in the film and casting Friels as the central character, Malcolm.

In his Oral History interview, the multi-talented Brian Nankervis talks about his time in radio and on the SBS program, RocKwiz.