1970s Sydney Streets, Australia in HD from 35mm
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HA WS city skyline, Sydney docks, port, harbour. Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House. Tilt up from people in plaza with fountain to LA shot of skyscraper. Man buying newspapers from stand, young boy at newspaper stall. Vars tall buildings, sign - ‘City of Sydney. George St’. WS traffic, cars and buses. Pedestrians walking down street, ’58 Pitt Street’. CU signs for ‘Elizabeth Street’ and ‘Paddington Street’. Central Business District. CUs ornate white railings, sign for gallery, expensive white terraced houses. WS beautiful street, old man on veranda. Affluent neighbourhood.
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It was amazing the Sydney CBD.....just a fun place to go. It is so depressing now.
what happened to it?
@@jonathanricardo6334 I'd have to say criminals, drug dealers, thieves, junkies, neglect from the council.
Australia when it was Australia
yes,now its A dumping ground for the dysfunctional 3rd world
I wish I could go back to the 70s fuck this era
And the Eora wish they could go back just a little earlier than that, because fuck the dispossession.
@sebbrazier5678 can you please move to the Gibson desert or the Kakadu
@@LHRTW ???
@@dsp6373 they can be thankful that it was the British that colonised Australia, and not some other country - the aboriginal people might have been erased altogether. Eventually a more advanced people would’ve colonised at that time in history. They weren’t being productive with the land.
@@ObsoleteOddity aboriginal peoples of the New World (Australia and Americas) had land ownership systems that were very different to Old World systems. Old World land ownership was personally owned, sold, and purchased, by a legal person (be it an individual, lord, monarch, or corporation). New World systems that was very alien, because it was owned by the nation/tribe communally, it couldn’t be purchased by or sold to an individual/s.
Thus, how the land was maintained was also very different. You didn’t usually have agriculture of fields, like in the Old World where crops from the fields and the livestock on them were also owned and traded by the property owners. In the New World systems the entire echo system was care-taken by the entire nation.
Rather than a field, the nation members maintained entire plains and hillsides, carefully balancing the system with flora and fauna with the result being expanses of what seemed to be natural landscapes but were in fact manicured agriculture on a massive scale, essentially regional botanical gardens. And wildlife was also “herded” to maintain species populations in areas with stable numbers. Clans then hunted and gathered their expanses of territory in rotation and sustainable.
When European settlers saw that, they just assumed it was natural, it wasn’t, much of the landscape was artificially designed by the aboriginal nation as a whole. And so, when Europeans arrived they took the land to be without owners and without productivity, and on that basis, logically, the dispossessed the aboriginal inhabitants.
Still today, many people don’t realize that’s the actual history, and repeat that the land was not owned by anyone and that they weren’t being productive with the land.
I don’t blame you for having your world view, because what I’m telling you isn’t ordinarily taught, and so you repeat not just what you’ve been told, but also what you assume, as the first settlers made their assumptions, whether in good faith or bad faith is irrelevant. It is what it is.
this is how a place looks like before it gets sold out... basically.
yep. before the U.N Lima Declaration 1975
100% when a community can't sustain they tend to sell out. Can't have it both ways.
Before Sydney looked like it was invaded by Middle East Asia and the butter chicken ppl
@@harrycrumb742 Thats what happens when you can't maintain what you stole.
@@harrycrumb742 South Africa probably looks like that too cause they couldn't maintain what they stole.
Very Anglo.. these were the days
The best 👌
The best thing living in seventies I was young and frisky and there was so much human activity that didn’t have regulations rules insurances set by the system. bloody wild pub music and big music festivals cheap no cops or they just watched and laughed at topless hippies and ignored stoned drivers no breathalyser so drinking stoning driving was rife. Group mixed homes shared cheap rent and sex was
liberal no STDs. Experimental theatre music exploded with new perceptions of hope and great change for a richer Australia culturally spiritually engineered by LSD Psilocybin and seeking tribal caring enlightenment
I believed our generation would open the world to new possibilities based on humanism and love.
I still carry that weight in my heart .
Before the cultural enrichment. How clean, safe and civilised it all was.
I don’t think multiculturalism has anything to do with those things
@@mal_3157 just try going to a atm by you're self at night 10.00pm in sydney central , you will be followed by Sudanese and or pacific islanders , its now unsafe to walk the streets alone, you could be killed, multiculturalism has ruined Australia and the environment, australians never had a say about it at all.
@@volksdeutschewaffenss9670 I live on the edge of CBD and have since the 1970s. It’s quite all right unless you are an enfeebled fantasist or have a stunted IQ.
@@albertbatfinder5240 try telling that to the Richmond residents that have had to leave there homes because of the drugs and street violence, the elderly my grandmother included can not even shop for food in there own suburb as its only asian shops food sold only, we use to not have to lock our doors once, this is fact , look at the city now to back then , its was clean well kept wake up, you must be blind and dumb, read the other comments , many agree our living standards going backwards, READ OTHER COMMENTS
food was pretty rank but!
Thumbnail well chosen. Surfie guy with briefcase. Blue miniskirt. Then polo, short-sleeved cardigan (!), shorts and long socks.
Shorts and long socks with a polo-neck shirt.....my "uniform" every summer between 1966 and 1975. 🙂
Who is the man or woman who recorded these films.
Great to watch.
I’m almost certain the surfy at 0:54 is Midget Farrelly. I was laminating WAVE skis for him about this time at Brookvale. He was a pathological non smoker and health nut but it didn’t do him much good. Man it looks like him. He won the world championship only about 5 years earlier; same T-Shirt and brief case the lot. The over exposed shot diminishes his ranga roots a bit though.
“Throw your butts in the Acetone bucket and your sacked” can’t say I blame him there.
There is no surfy at 0:54 seconds .
It's him at 0.13 seconds into the video. Similar drinking fish white T-shirt elsewhere on Google. Bernard Farrelly died at 71 years of age in 2016. This could be Sydney back in 1974.
As soon as I watched this video , I thought that's Midge Farrelly.
so much nicer...
A time before the crims took over.
lol you don't know much about Sydney then. Didn't Neddy Smith die recently.
Does the name Bob Askin mean anything to you? Leo Port? Rex Jackson? Roger Rogerson? Abe Saffron?
@@Elitist20 wasn't abe the guy who set the luna park ride on fire?
Crime is part of every city
Now Australia is a perfect place for everyone except the people who hold western values
Something looks so different!
@@jamesfrench7299 yeah, all the Eora are missing. You can say it. It’s the truth.
@@jamesfrench7299 you know who the Eora are, right?
@@jamesfrench7299 you know why the Eora are missing in the video, right?
@Oliver Johnson accomplished through genocide of the indigenous inhabitants. Was that great?
@@dsp6373without whites, you would still be hunting and gathering in stagnation.
0:41 seems sunny, bright, fresh, clean and safe contrary today its hot, noisy, smelly
... Before becoming Chinese city.
not wrong, it is rather one demographic in the city these days.
Then you'll be happy about the tiff with Xi Jinping
… right after it was stolen from the Eora
… right after Eora land became a White city
Multicultural city
Why do old videos always have the most racist ass comments
"Before it became chinese city" like bro has no shame
It’s literally every old video. 1950s Chicago, or France. You got white weirdos expressing they’re edgelord feelings about the past. It’s pretty sad lol
Australia is now WEF Economic Zone 14
Lots of "Paddington Lace" wrought-iron work. The mini-skirts bring back fond memories of my first girlfriends. I loved living and working in Sydney in those days. Utter rubbish now.
Well the narrowed the paths to extend the roads. They also planted more trees which even though Id usually pick nature over buildings but when you have every house in Pristine condition with lots of Victorian decor Why then would you plant trees that just keep growing and cover all the buildings art then you add todays traffic and parking spots well there's a saying to that (There goes the neighbourhood)
I always thought australia in the 70s was a modern wild west
0:31 0:52 where is this?
Paddington if I had to guess
@@oberluz thank you oberluz
0.40. Its Norfolk St Paddington. In the 50s, at no7, our family of 5 shared the house with another family of 4 and a single guy at the back and single woman living on the top front verandah. Lots of people around in those days.
@@ballyshannon1000 thank you barry. This house look so beautiful👍
People were just starting to discover the charms of Paddington, which was then still regarded by many as a slum.
Nothing from the north side.
no taboos the north side was asleep back then, still is.
@@stephenhobbs1052 You're such a hero.
@@NoTaboos They put valium in the drinking water over there.
Well then try Vancouver bc canada !
not A curry in sight!
all the usual sad people commenting😂😂😂😂
Everyone it is simple stop making the world modern keep everything the same but it is almost all gone the old stuff building fashion products foods l wish you would stop killing love and magic no people of today are over controlling it has to stop
This was filmed before the Great War of the 80s that left the city looking like shit !!! With the smell of rotting carcasses still smelt to this very day 🤨
Michael Wilson it smells normal today though...
Darling harbor 1988 still gives me nightmares
@@buda3d2007 hows that?
you sure this video in 1970, because the opera house didn't exist in 1970.
The stage of construction was that it was quite recognisable by 1970, but was not quite complete - note the crane at its south eastern corner.
Was recognisable from the mid 60s