The story of this country is the theme of the National Museum of Australia, located in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Exhibits range from children to science and technology, including many hands on displays and exhibits that allow you to explore much further than static displays.
Many of the displays are of the Icons of Australia, including the Holden FJ, the red Post Office Boxes and the true Lindy Chamberlain story.
Main Photo: On the foreshore of Lake Burley Griffin, the National Museum of Australia
Photo: In light of the Levenson Inquiry, the tragic story of Lindy Chamberlain’s treatment by government, big media and police must never be forgotten.
On the foreshore of Lake Burley Griffin, the National Museum of Australia
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National Museum of Australia, Canberra ACT
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The story of this country is the theme of the National Museum of Australia, located in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Exhibits range from children to science and technology, including many hands on displays and exhibits that allow you to explore much further than static displays.
Many of the displays are of the Icons of Australia, including the Holden FJ, the red Post Office Boxes and the true Lindy Chamberlain story.
The NMA is located in the National Monuments Triangle.
Visit the National Museum of Australia
Barrine Drive off Commonwealth Avenue
Commonwealth Park
Canberra ACT
Phone +061 2 6272 2902
For more details, visit their Website National Capital Exhibition.
Attractions in the ACT
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Further reading about the Canberra ACT.
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Main Photo: On the foreshore of Lake Burley Griffin, the National Museum of Australia
Photo: In light of the Levenson Inquiry, the tragic story of Lindy Chamberlain’s treatment
by government, big media and police must never be forgotten.