It would be one or two in the morning, lonely and cold. 'Suicide' was inspired by a nice childhood experience. But it was like the end of my childhood. When Lisa died in 1987, it became for her." This work from the artist's prime period featured posthumously in 'Howard Arkley Retrospective' at the National Gallery of Victoria, 17 November 2006 - 25 February 2007. When Melbourne's Southbank complex opened on the Yarra River southern frontage in September 1992, Robin Best's neon work 'Running Girl' was chosen for temporary installation atop the pedestrian bridge that joins Southbank with Flinders Street station. The work refers nostalgically to 'Little Audrey', but transforms her into a contemporary adult female jogger. Melbourne indie pop group Skipping Girl Vinegar named themselves after the sign, stating "We love her, she's part of Melbourne, and an authentic old world pop icon." She is also referenced by another Melbourne band, My Friend the Chocolate Cake, in their song "It's All in the Way". On 1 September 2015 the Skipping Girl Sign was featured on a series of stamps commissioned by Australia Post. The series was called "Signs Of The Times" and was one of three signs to be highlighted. The other two signs were the "Dandy" Pig sign in Dandenong and the Pink Poodle Motel Sign in Surfers Paradise in Queensland. See also Borsari's Corner in Carlton, Victoria Dingo Flour sign in North Fremantle, Western Australia Nylex Clock in Cremorne, Victoria Pelaco Sign in Richmond, Victoria References External links Adam Dimech Online - Discovering Melbourne's Neon Heritage AGL Energy - Skipping Girl Restoration Project 2009 AGL Energy - Skipping Girl Media Archives Delta Neon - Website Landmarks in Melbourne Individual signs in Australia Heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne 1936 introductions 1936 establishments in Australia Buildings and structures in the City of Yarra