A Cinesound Movietone newsreel summary of the year of 1932.

'One of the wonders of our time.

People can now climb to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Bridge Climb sell the tickets for $98 for a view once reserved only for maintenance workers.

Amateur footage documenting aspects of the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The closing of the arch on the 19th of August, 1930 is shown.

'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 193

Large group pf people, in assorted costumes, on a stage in front of a small replica bridge.

A crew member pushes a crane next to a model set of post-apocalyptic Sydney, including the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House for Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (George

'Nearly 60,000 school children are being given the privilege of crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge before its opening' in March 1932.

A jaunty number celebrating the Bridge written composed by Varney Monk while it was still under construction.

Still from a collection of approximately 900 black and white publicity and production shots from ATN-7.