The Australian Museum has extended the runtime for its current Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru exhibition in response to soaring demand. Originally slated to end on February 23, the comprehensive collection of Peruvian artefacts, Andean gold and cutting-edge technology will now run through to Sunday, May 11. That’s plenty of time for … Read more
The world’s oldest living culture is flourishing right in the middle of Sydney. These Sydney Indigenous experiences offer authentic, meaningful ways to connect with the city’s Indigenous people, and gain genuine insights into First Nations experiences. Here’s where to find some unique insights into Sydney’s rich Indigenous culture. Here are the Sydney Indigenous experiences you … Read more
The underwater world of storyteller, shark researcher and conservationist Valerie Taylor will be told in Valerie Taylor: An Underwater Life which is now on show at the Australian Maritime Museum. The collection is based on the Valerie Taylor’s extensive archive of her images and objects which she has donated to the National Maritime Collection. It showcases … Read more
Ramses II was a “great king, a king of kings”, or so says Dr Zahi Hawass – and he should know. The well-known Egyptian archaeologist, Egyptologist and former Minister of State for Antiquities Affairs has spent a lifetime curating the artefacts from tombs and the pyramids – or more than half a century. Dr Hawass … Read more
