An informative, thought-provoking evening of videos & stories exploring experiences, participation and contributions to Australia by 10 immigrant/refugee women from 8 heritages.

Discover the rich heritage of the site of the Female Orphan School, located on the traditional lands of the Burramattagal People of the Darug Nation, in this talk by Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver AM, Pro Vice-Chancellor Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Leadership, Western Sydney University.

Maps have stories to tell. They reveal a lot about the times in which they were produced.

The Queensland Maritime Museum is hosting a talk on the Battle of Midway in WW2, the decisive confrontation between the US Navy, her Allies and Japan in 1942. Mike Sobyra, retired US Naval officer, QMM volunteer and Board member will present the talk on the Battle, a topic that has fired his passion

The Past Around Us: How Victoria Saved its Heritage - Ever wondered how ‘heritage’ came about in Victoria? Come to the Greater Shepparton City Council Bruce Wilson Memorial Heritage Lecture to find out.

Throughout the Tasmanian Heritage Festival, Richmond Village in the Coal River Valley will be celebrating its rich history with visitors offered so many tempting experiences - gourmet food and wine, craft and produce.

Visit the last timber and iron Chinese temple in Australia, the Hou Wang Temple on the Atherton Tablelands.

An exhibition featuring works by contemporary textile artists providing a voice for the 193 girls who attended the Newcastle Industrial School and Reformatory School from its establishment in 1867

Discover the history of the Lithgow region through night time projections of photographs from local collections on the buildings of Eskbank House Museum.

QVMAG collects and displays fine art and decorative arts principally from Australia, with particular reference to Tasmania.

Enjoy a fully guided tour of Australia's largest boutique single malt whisky distillery.

Remains of 1831 pilot station built by William Lawrence.

The Tasmanian Transport Museum was formed in 1962 and was officially opened to the public in December, 1983.

The History Centre features interactive and static displays documenting the history of the College from 1911.

Take a tour through the Apple Museum and learn about the rise, fall and recovery of the once infamous 'Apple Isle' of Tasmania and the Huon Valley, which was at its heart.  The self-guided tour takes around 20 minutes to complete and costs a gold coin donation.

The foundation stone was laid in 1834 by Governor Arthur.