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Julia Gillard's misogyny speech, Neighbours theme tune, Bicentenary protests all become Sounds of Australia

Ten extraordinary pieces of audio content that have inspired and moved Australians over the past century have been inducted into the NFSA’s prestigious Sounds of Australia registry, reflecting their capacity to reflect and shape Australian culture.

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Sounds of Australia 2022

Discover the ten sound recordings that have been added to the NFSA's Sounds of Australia for 2022.

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Bicentenary protest coverage by Radio Redfern – Cheryl Rose interviews

During the 1988

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Bicentenary protest coverage by Radio Redfern – Chris Kirkbright

During the 1988

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Bicentenary protest coverage by Radio Redfern – Charlie Watson and Tiga Bayles

During the

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The Misogyny Speech by Julia Gillard

‘The Misogyny Speech’ was a parliamentary speech delivered by Australian Labor Party Prime Minister Julia Gillard on 9 October 2012 in response to oppos

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Farewell Address by Hallam Lord Tennyson

This is the earliest audio recording of an Australian Governor-General, a farewell message to Australia by Hallam Lord Tennyson.

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Horrie Dargie Concert by The Horrie Dargie Harlequintet

The live concert recording Horrie Dargie Concert received Australia’s first gold record when it sold 75,000 copies.

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Decimal Currency Jingle by Ted Roberts

Australia adopted decimal currency in 1966 following a major public awareness campaign that included television and radio advertisements featuring the characters of Dollar Bill an

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Neighbours by Barry Crocker

The theme for the Australian soap opera