Colour television was introduced to Australia on 1 March 1975. From black and white to a burst of sequins, Denise Drysdale was front and centre wearing every colour imaginable on the Ernie Sigley Show the moment colour first lit up Aussie screens. Explore the colours of the 70s in our exhibition 1975: Living in the Seventies: https://brnw.ch/21wX82T | National Library of Australia

Things are not what they seem in SBS and National Indigenous Television’s (NITV) compelling four-part crime drama True Colours. What starts with the investigation of a car accident soon turns into an epic hunt for a killer. It’s a murder mystery like no other exploring culture, community, family and one woman’s pursuit to find her place within it. With both English and Arrernte dialogue, the series is not only a remarkable drama, but also a significant moment in television history. This ground-b

32K views · 1.1K reactions | 'Cartier: The Exhibition' opens 30 March ‘It was a perfect summer day and a day of perfect love.’ – Dame Elizabeth Taylor Share a gift of love. Exclusive gift pack available here – nga.gov.au/cartier #CartierNGA | Cartier | Visit Canberra | National Gallery of Australia, Canberra | Facebook

Unboxing fashion history ⭐️ The iconic duo Linda Jackson and Jenny Kee reunite to unbox treasures from their past — bold prints, vibrant colours, and unforgettable designs from the gallery’s collection. ✨ Watch the full unboxing, only on YouTube. Be the first to see more treasures — subscribe to our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLL3Z4s9vCQ | National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

17 reactions | Teachers, there is still time to enter our History Makers school video challenge. Share a video about the defining moment that matters to your students. Winning schools will receive $2,000. Get in quick, entries close 4 November 2022. Enter now  https://fal.cn/3sMIj | National Museum of Australia | Facebook

4.8K views · 112 reactions | Our largest object isn't actually in the Museum, but floating outside on Lake Burley Griffin!  The Paddle Steamer Enterprise represents the importance of paddle steamers in Australian history and we're preserving its story for future generations. Visit the Paddle Steamer Enterprise on your next trip to the Museum. | National Museum of Australia | Facebook