Made for the Department of Immigration, this film looks at Sydney through the eyes of migrants who have made the city their home.

Situated in Mosman, on the north shore of Sydney, Taronga Park Zoo was officially opened on 7 October 1916.

From an elevated position above Central Square (now Railway Square) in Sydney, the camera films the bustle of the streets at rush hour where people transfer from trams to trains and suburban trams

At Anzac Parade Junction, trams carry crowds from the racecourse to Circular Quay and from the Sydney Showground to Central Station.

At the conclusion of the final race in the Sydney Cup at Randwick Racecourse, a large crowd is marshalled out to waiting trams.

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 192

'Rust is the enemy and paint the ally.' 

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

Half the population of Sydney, which was 1.2 million at the time, came to witness the Sydney Harbour Bridge opening.

Paul Hogan and the Sydney Harbour Bridge star in this cheeky ad produced for the Australian Tourism Commission promoting Australia as a tourist destination for Americans.