Moving stories of people from allover the world who have migrated to Australia
Until 31 Jan 2012
Until 6 May 2012
Sunday 12 Feb 2012
Starts 15 Mar 2012
What is the history of our national holiday?
Discovery Centre questions move to MV Blog.
Recognition at annual Victorian Multicultural Awards.
Model plane installation at Immigration Museum.
New exhibition about British child migrants at Immigration Museum.
A day to celebrate the carnival traditions around the world.
Question: Who were Proxy brides? Answer: The practice of proxy marriage was ...
Question: Why isn’t my country included on the Origins website? Answer: The ...
Question: Last week was the two-year anniversary of Kevin Rudd’s apology to t...
Question: What is the curious booth in the Identity exhibition? Answer: The ...
Question: Why do the toilets near Station Pier have ‘Men’ and ‘Ladies’ writte...
Who we are, who others think we are, and what it means to belong and not belong ...
Based on an exhibition held at the Immigration Museum from 2004 to 2010, the his...
Facilitating dialogue about cultural difference and promoting diversity.
Explore and research family or community history and share it with a wider audie...
Promoting intercultural and interfaith dialogue in communities and schools.
The Immigration Museum’s Community Gallery hosts three exhibitions annually.
The Immigration Museum presents three community cultural festivals per year.
My dad migrated from Bristol to Tasmania in 1965 at age 11 with his family who have all remained here since!
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My family emmigrated in June 1963 and lived in Villawood for a few weeks, then Bunnerong for approx 18 months. As a child, I loved it - I was 6 when we arrived....