Early 1982
Expo 88 in Brisbane, Australia
w/ "Molly" Meldrum, TV-show Countdown
The Safeway in Cathedral Village, like a beacon in the fading light.
Melbourne, Australia
Circa 1978
Media market @ Fitzroy, Melbourne photo Melbourne Australia. Bohemian style Fitzroy in Melbourne
The Headless Boy
Exploring outback Australia by visiting Goodooga, the town whwrte my father grew up and my pop was the post master in the 60s and 70s.
A blog showcasing vintage 80's Magazines, including Dolly, Vogue, The Face and POL Magazine.
City Square, Melbourne
'The Eltham Barrel' by Jim Allen Back in the 1970s and 1980s can you remember the sound of Bavarian music wafting down the valley to the main road as you approached Research on your Sunday drive to the country. Possibly what you might have heard was the sound coming from the Eltham Barrel of the dance band…
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Redbubble
It was called the 'shaggin' wagon' and it embodied Australia's easy-going 1970's surf lifestyle. Now, forty years after it was first launched, the Holden Sandman is making a comeback.
Murray Views Collection
The largest collection of detailed Neighbours episode summaries on the net ranging over the show's entire history. Over 100,000 screencaps and a search function.
It will be forever, indelibly etched into my mind thanks to Lorraine Cuthbert… fastest runner at Doncaster High (niece of Betty Cuthbert), a body all the boys drooled over and my jealous memory of her skipping past me one morning, long blonde hair freshly washed, bouncing halfway down her back and a cloud of Agree […]
Melbourne Central Activities District (CAD) Conservation Study 1985 survey images: approx 1200 Kodak colour negatives: Lord Mayor opened the Port Phillip Arcade 2 May 1961, after a varied 119 year history, it was the site of a large house, Hodgson's Folly, which was later leased by the Port Phillip Club to 1843, then it became Port Phillip Hotel, with JP Fawkner and Edward Scott as licensees, to closing time in 1959, by then with an arcade thought `one of the oddest corners of Melbourne'. Now made over with sleek, modern, chrome Perspex, hidden lighting, and soft background music. On the front is a metal and mosaic sculpture of Poseidon or King Neptune, god of the sea with ships' rigging, masts and stars (as in Port Phillip)- sculptor Charles Bush. Architect JFW Ballantyne- a strictly contemporary design, with ramps instead of stairs, and non slip carborundum floor tiles.
