Made by the Commonwealth Film Unit 1966. Directed by Joe Scully. A picture of life in the New South Wales capital of Sydney in the mid 1960s.
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Love this video. Oops, “movie.”
@MetaMetaphysician 6:35 is at usyd.
@0111001101100001 racist!!!
the old red rattlers(trains)
@0111001101100001 lol yer they were sure the days…
This was back before Sydney got submerged by Asians and Arabs
See life was so much better with no asian and indian cunts
Memories – double decker buses where are they now?
Feeling a bit nostalgic for the Waratah Festival, in Hyde Park…………..Recognised the locations but lived on the other side of Sydney.
HAHA, It’s been a long time since any electronics where made here.
usually when i watch a video of somewhere in the fifties the people look much older, but in this the people look so fucking young its crazy!
Spot the Aussie was an easy game back then!
I hope that Judy and the machinist are happy together; they seem like good kids…
UNSW roundhouse @ 6:44 ?!
and the shot at 6:35 also looks like UNSW just can’t pinpoint where…..
@BarneyMcFly Hi Barney the narrator is Ron Roberts. Does that mean something to you?
Anyone know who the narrator is?
Is that good or bad?
@hcrun Let’s hope not! You felt lucky — the globalists just had a little seize of power, surprisingly ineffective on geopolitical alignment.
@SibylleAustin1962 You’d think you’d escape from hearing a name like that while watching a film about Australia in 1966
Woah! Sydney is a very diff place today! Brw does anyone know what school uniform is that “kid”(probably like 50 now) at the beginning wearing? It looks like shore,SIC…
Anyone notice the Justin Bieber / Jack Vidgen hairdo?
@jasonfish07 judy’s hubby was a lucky man
wow I cant believe this was Australia back in the days……
Okay this was just plain stupid!!!
It’s so cool to see things that are just the same about 45 years was it? Later! I can’t not believe the construction of the opra house. So cool!