When the War is Over, Mother Dear was recorded at all is a testament to its popularity at the time.

Thousands of songs were written about the First World War. Many were destined to disappear before or soon after the cessation of hostilities but others became big hits at the time.

The NFSA has restored the only surviving and complete episode of Network Ten's Go!! show, from 1966. Broadcast curator Simon Smith rediscovers a 1960s Australian music television classic.

What do dingoes, 80s rock and an orgasmic opus have in common? They're all part of the 2014 Sounds of Australia!

American DJ Casey Kasem's American Top 40 was a fixture on commercial radio stations all over the world.

The NFSA remembers the significant contribution made by Chrissy Amphlett to Australian music and popular culture.

The decade after the end of the First World War was a period of great excitement in aviation and this was reflected by the popularity of aviator songs.