Canberra Museum and Gallery
Australia's national capital museum, opened 1998, houses rotating art exhibitions and the permanent collection Reflecting Canberra, with free…
Australia: 302 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Australia's national capital museum, opened 1998, houses rotating art exhibitions and the permanent collection Reflecting Canberra, with free…
Australia's pioneering performing arts venue, opened in 1965 as the nation's first government-initiated arts centre.
The Capitol Theatre, located at 113 Swanston Street in Melbourne's central business district, is a singular achievement of…
Sydney's Capitol Theatre is Australia's sole surviving atmospheric theatre substantially intact from the golden age of cinema palaces.…
A George Temple-Poole–designed cinema that opened in Perth in 1929 and became a cultural venue hosting performances by…
An Art Deco cinema built in 1941 in Adelaide, now home to the Theatre Organ Society of Australia…
Historic state school in inner Melbourne overlooking Carlton Gardens, with long-standing links to the University of Melbourne and…
A 1930s Elizabethan mansion in South Australia holding one of the largest Stanley Spencer collections outside Britain, plus…
A surviving colonial workhouse where Britain transported female convicts to Van Diemen's Land (1828–1856). Now a UNESCO-listed museum…
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