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Just more proof of how Australia has changed for the worse,both culture and building wise😢

in 1967 Sydney used to have Cahill theme restaurants, nobody seems to know about; a Hawaiian one at Circular Quay and an Austrian one at Wynyard station. Who can help me with info?

remember the gasometers at North Sydney!

It seemed so unchanging, like it would go on forever. I miss that world.

What happened to the beautiful Burwood 😢

Digital enhancement would do.wonders to the images.

In 1967 I remember the view of the Sydney skyline from the back of our terrace in Glebe, opposite the Valhalla Cinema, where the most prominent building was Australia Square. There were no taller buildings around it.

L'anno scorso ad ottobre cn 2 altri amici sono stato a San Fele È stato un giorno indimenticabile. Il mio sogno è di riuscire a trasferirmi in questo piccolo ordinario paese. Il panorama dall'alto della sua posizione è espansione e libertà che giunge lontano assai. L'aria pulita già questo mi ha rapito. Il silenzio ei suoni naturali mi hanno dato modo di considerare l'ormai cattiva abitudine all'inquinamento delle grandi città o anche dei grandi paesi. Capitammo di lunedì e ci dissero che il ristorante era giorno di chiusura. E per mangiare qualcosa comprammo in un modesto supermercato del cibo, del pane e del vino in bottiglia. Eppure i sapori erono gustosi , il pane ancora vero e non più quella plastica giornaliera e il vino ? Una delizia. Quando si incontrava la gente, tutti cordiali, semplici ma generosi con la loro naturale disponibilità. E poi i percorsi nei boschi e il canto dell'acqua delle diverse cascate..... Indimenticabile, da subito l'ho amata. È passato un anno ma non ho dimenticato quelli indefinibile energia di quello che è piccolo e ordinario ma reale e naturale, che per questo me più bella cosa non c'è. Sono in difficoltà e questo ha frenato il mio fervore e la mia volontà a trasferirmi ma giorno dopo giorno lavoro perché possa superarmi e andare a San Fele ad affittarmi o a comprarmi un luogo una casetta dove poter dimenticare il rumore e lo stress di tutti gli illusori bisogni di vivere ed essere li, dove ci vengono offerti comodità e agi in cambio della deleteria abitudine alla schiavitù appariscente del meglio. Un abbraccio caro e affettuoso alla ordinaria piccola e magica San Fele e a tutti i suoi abitanti ed esseri.

Great video. My father worked at Grace Bros and I bought my first car - a Torana at John A. Gilbert’s. Both locations are shown as I remember them in the video.

I still can't belive it took them another 6 years to complete the Opera House when it looked like it was 90% done in this movie.

Nice video pity they didn't have 4K around then.

In my teens rode all round Sydney harbour and across wonderful breathtaking harbour bridge then back to Bondi Miller st Long long ago

Oh my god I remember this, I was there with the rest of my family and I was only 8 years old. We were standing in front of Burwood park across the road from Westfields shopping centre, I am so very surprised that occasion was filmed and I never seen it until I discovered it on this channel 47 years later. Thanks for the post this is wonderful.

It’s nice to know Sydney hasn’t lost all of its charm through the passage of time.

My childhood. And all those lovely cars!

Back when it was a proper community.

1967- the Cronulla sharks first year in Sydney rugby league!🏉

Nice upload, I moved into Weldon Lodge on Weldon Street, which was a COE childrens home, not long after this parade, it's a daycare & community centre now. Eurella, a place for disabled kids to have support & be schooled is still around, it's represented here by their little community bus.

See how beautifully wide central Sydney streets were. Now idiotic bike and bus lanes rule. And the farcical George St tram.

I was 18. Often drove over the Bridge in the rusty FJ from Dee Why to visit my girlfriend in Maroubra.

Awesome

Back when you got home, no one annoyed you with spam calls, cars had personality & us kids could play in the street.

The yr i migrated to Sydney at 5yrs old

Wowwww this is something special....

Holy crap there were still Australians living in Burwood in the 1970s!

Nice footage - Sydney was a construction zone back then and still is today

Before the failed multicultural state. Sydney is not Sydney anymore, it's a shit hole.

1:53 AC/DC?

Thanks for posting this...loved it

1:47 What on earth. That car looks like it's got a whole shop of rugs and mattresses on it.

The yr i was born luv the look of those days and we had a simpler life... ;)

The Sydney I remember from when I was a teen.

Warringah freeway still under construction

Great video Domenic