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Tagged: Sydney Harbour Bridge
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A jaunty number celebrating the Bridge written composed by Varney Monk while it was still under construction. 'We're building a bridge in Sydney. Over our harbour too. Where we can cross in safety...
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Composed by Jack Lumsdaine to celebrate the opening of the much-awaited Sydney Harbour Bridge, and performed by Len Maurice. Includes lines from 'Advance Australian Fair'. 'Folks from Manly gay, or...
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'Although the bridge is held together by a rivet, it'll have to be kept up by a tax' - a humorous talk given by comedian John Henry about the Sydney Harbour Bridge opening, circa 1932. Cover image is...
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'One of the wonders of our time. A magnificent monument to your progress.' The Queen Mother, in a speech upon her arrival to Australia in 1958 says that the Sydney Harbour Bridge is 'perhaps the...
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Written to celebrate the opening of the much-awaited Sydney Harbour Bridge. Includes lines from 'Advance Australian Fair'. 'Folks from Manly gay, or over Mosman way. Now they can take a stroll across...
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In this short clip Weekend Sunrise presenter Jessica Rowe does a round-up of events happening around Australia in connection with Australia Day.
This clip depicts the first time the Aboriginal flag...
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Construction began in 1923 and the Sydney Harbour Bridge was completed in January 1932.
The greatest engineering challenge of its day anywhere on Earth, Peter Lalor, author of the book The Bridge ...
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Travelling around Sydney using a variety of public transport. Examines the morning traffic build-up to peak hour as workers in Sydney set out by train, ferry, bus and car for their daily work.
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'Nearly 60,000 school children are being given the privilege of crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge before its opening' in March 1932.
Eight-year-old Kenneth Jones stands atop one of the arches (...
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This short film documents the construction of one of the world's great landmarks in its various stages, and provides a fascinating glimpse of life around Sydney Harbour and Circular Quay in the 1920s...