To Croco’s amazement, Mr Plato mistakenly declares him the new Mayor of Bushtown. The ruthlessly ambitious Suka seizes the moment and accepts on Croco’s behalf.

Made by the TV program's production company Fauna Production Pty Ltd, this is the official children's tea set for Skippy, the Bush Kangaroo.

In 1968 a furry kangaroo named Skippy made her debut on Australian television and, by 1969, was a much-loved Australian and international star.

Chips Rafferty and Ed Devereaux taking a break with a cup of tea during filming of the episode, No Trespassers.

John Meillion being filmed riding a horse on a merry-go-round for the episode, Luna Park.

The Skippy crew set up on a scaffold to film an axeman chopping a large tree. This is a scene from the episode, The Axeman.

Skippy crew filming Ed Devereaux and Tony Bonner in a scene where they aid a truck driver after an accident. This episode, Summer Storm, was written by Ed Devereaux.

Skippy crew filming at Ranger Headquarters, Waratah National Park for the episode, Double Trouble.

The Skippy production crew: Cinematographers from left to right are: John Leake, Keith Loone, Graham Lind, Peter Menzies (Director of Photography), Bill Grimmond, Bob Wright, Eddie Waddell (the cam

The camera crew filming Garry Pankurst and Gita Rivera climbing up a cliff for the Skippy episode, Lyre Bird.