Growing up in the 1970s
In the 1970s, children in Australia experienced daily life very differently from today. Technology, schools, homes, and communities have all changed over time. People growing up in the 1970s had different experiences depending on where they lived and their family background.
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Growing up in the suburbs, Annie spent time riding her bike, watching after-school television, and playing games with friends in her neighbourhood.
Living in a rural town, Sarah helped her family with chores and spent much of his free time outdoors.
Maria grew up in a migrant family where home life included different languages, foods, and cultural traditions.
Growing up in an Aboriginal community, Daniel learned from family members and experienced childhood in ways connected to culture and Country.
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