Advance Australia Fair replacing God Save The Queen as the National Anthem.
On 9 April 1974, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announced in Parliament that Advance Australia Fair was now the national anthem and was to be used on all occasions. On 22 January 1976, the Fraser government reinstated God Save the Queen as the national anthem.
Advance Australia Fair (with modified lyrics and reduced to two verses) was again adopted as the Australian national anthem by the Labor government of Bob Hawke, coming into effect on 19 April 1984.
- Al Grassby’s colourful ties
Anyhow* have a Winfield (with Hoges)
- Belinda Green being crowned Miss World in 1972
- Big Rooster
- Bullens Animal World and the African Lion Safari
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- Chiko Rolls
- “C’mon Aussie C’mon
Colour television was introduced in 1976, and at first very expensive- Cracker Night
- Cyclone Tracy Christmas 1974
- The dismissal of the Whitlam Government on 11 November 1975
- Duke cigarettes advertised by Norman Gunston
- El Caballo Blanco
- Football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars
- “Happy Little Vegemites” jingle first appeared in radio ads in 1954 before moving to TV in 1956. The jingle is still used in Vegemite advertising.
JAG Jeans- Joe The Gadget Man
- KB Lager
- Life. Be In It.
- Louie the Fly. First introduced in television advertisements for Mortein fly spray in 1957, it was declared that Louie “spreads disease with the greatest of ease – straight from the rubbish tip to you”.
- Manzil Room nightclub
- No Eastern Suburbs railway, but green double-decker buses where from the top you could look down the glass at the driver
- Nude bathing at Lady Jane Beach
- Old Sydney Town

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- Orange People
- Paradise Gardens, Cattai, Sydney
- “Pashing Off” and “Going Around”
- Radio 2SM with Ian Mcrae and Frank Hyde calling the Sunday football “its high, its long, its a goal”
- Romper Room
- Royal Easter Show at the Showground
- Russell Fairfax, Arthur Beetson, Ian Schubert, Eric Simms etc and Rex “The Moose” Mossop
- Safari Suits
“Sic ’em, Rex!”- Sister Janet Mead
- “Slip, Slop, Slap” from the Anti-Cancer Council
- Smoking was allowed on public transport
- Spunky, Scream and Sweet magazines
- Streaking at cricket matches
- Stud Cola
- TAA and Ansett were Australian domestic airlines
- Telstra was known as Telecom
- Ugh boots
- World Championship Wrestling with Mario Milano, Steve Rachman & others
- World Series Cricket
- “You Need Uncle Sam”










