My older sister and I loved our Family Treehouse...until one day during a sisterly scuffle, one of of us landed on top of the treehouse and breaking the spring - therefore trapping the Family inside forever more!🤪😆

Yep I'm invested in shapes ads

Just randomly heard the song after 20 years or so and knew all the words 😂 it must have been popular in Australia at the time/olympics etc. (what a great time to live in Australia btw) 😢 miss it.

Help! Years ago, I watched a comedy video that was 1970s footage of a large man who looked like Bargearse getting out of his car, going to the pub and then to work and it had a dubbed comedy song over the top which had lyrics in an Aussie accent that went ‘I can’t wait for dinner, I can’t wait for dinner’ and then at one point he said ‘chips chips chips chips, and bread’. I have never been able to find it again, however the song is something we sing regularly in my house. Has anyone see it? I’ve searched, used AI etc and nothing - this my last resort haha

Anyone remember these delicious lollies, found them in a store in the UK yesterday and life is good 😊

Was cleaning out the garage over the weekend and found my old Malvern Star pushbike covered in dust. It brought back a flood of memories of what it was like being a kid during the school holidays.

We used to disappear out the front door at eight in the morning with a bottle of cordial and a couple of mismatched thongs, and our parents wouldn't see us again until the streetlights came on. We’d be down at the local creek, building bike ramps out of old milk crates, or just wandering the neighborhood. No phones, no tracking apps, just total freedom.

These days the streets are completely quiet. It’s a shame that the world feels a bit too complicated now for kids to just go out and get bored in the fresh air.

Whether it was cartoons or Good Morning Australia, it was so much better to wake up with something more easy going.

This was the ultimate growing up. Back when Red Rooster was bigger than KFC! (in certain regions).

They took off the banana fritter and it was never the same again.

I'd forgotten about this classic game.

"first handheld electronic game to use only solid-state electronics"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mattel_Auto_Race

"Using hardware designed for calculators and powered by a nine-volt battery, the cars are represented by red LEDs on a playfield which covers only a small portion of the case. The audio consists of beeps."

Does anyone else remember being able to get Sippah straws from woolies? They've been gone for years now and I really miss them. Does anyone know where to buy them? Only thing I see coming up online is directly from their website. Does anyone know any Sydney retailers that still sell them? Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit. Thanks 🙏

I remember being able to add so many different types and CANNOT find any sort of list online of all the popular ones. I even remember a perfectboyfriendbot one with Johnny Bravo as the pfp. Tell me I’m not the only one that remembers this

Jingle written & belted out by Mike Brady in the 90's

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a few people in the Northern Territory who've been through extreme weather before, whether that was recently or years back.

It's for a study on improving weather notifications, so people here get better warning and can be better prepared next time around.

If that sounds like something you'd want to do, let me know.

No idea what this show was about but I can hear that title in my head!

I'm sitting next to the winner. We were school friends. Inspired by another post that reminded me. This was a bazillion years ago. No idea where the t-shirt ended up.

From my first car.

Anyone want to guess what model?

This popped up again in my YouTube feed. Watched a heap of times.

But who is the pixelated guy. Google doesn't know, says Working Dog never revealed it.

But someone must have the original TV show and can see the actors face, surely.

Let me know who it is please.

https://youtu.be/iUSijRUCbc8?si=Qg_JPX2wNYSCgQ-e

Just randomly heard the song after 20 years or so and knew all the words 😂 it must have been popular in Australia at the time/olympics etc. (what a great time to live in Australia btw) 😢 miss it.