Shifting Old North Sydney: the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Local Community
A documentary exploring the impact of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, completed in 1932, on the community that lay in the path of its development. Some 3000 people were affected by the demolition of up to 500 houses and shops. The film includes archival photographs, maps, footage and letters from those evicted. The memories of local residents who grew up in the area from the 1920s provide insights into the changes that have shaped North Sydney.

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Colonial Sydney

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The Cruel Sea: The Mission to Save Lives on the Mediterranean | Foreign Correspondent

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City of Millions (1964) | Sydney’s Bold Transformation in the 1960s

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Short History of Convict Australia (Full Episode)

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Bob Gordon: Lavender Bay boat builder

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1965: AUSTRALIA's GOLD COAST - Heaven Down Under? | Tonight Special | BBC Archive

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Young people running amok in 1960s Sydney | RetroFocus

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The Weekend Millionaires - An Oral History of the Thames Lightermen

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Solving the great Harbour Bridge Mystery | 60 Minutes Australia

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City In The Sun

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Coal Loader - Return to Community

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Ten Pound Poms | Life for British Migrants in 1960s Australia (1967)

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Sydney, Pride of Australia - 1938

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Souvenir of Sydney

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Welcome to Cockatoo Island

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Panorama of Sydney, 1873

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Sydney (1966) | Life in Australia Series | 4K Restoration

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Shipwrecks of Sydney Harbour..Australian Maritime History

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Bondi Beach in the Roaring 1920s | Rare Silent Film of Sydney's Iconic Beaches

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