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The Australiana Research Collection holds many treasures, including children’s books from the late Victorian era to the early twentieth century. 

Paul E Mason exploits the language of the museum in meticulously crafted sculptures that comment on the legacy and continuation of the global colonial project and its contribution to environmental destruction.

Source and order historical records through the PROV website and find resources to assist your online research. 

The Australiana Research Collection holds many treasures, including books relating to Australia’s maritime history. The display features Matthew Flinders’ diaries (1814) of his journey charting the Australian coastline. Facsimiles include William Bligh’s notebook and accounts by explorers Jean La Perouse and Jacob Le Maire of their Australian expeditions. 
 

On the eve of the 100-year anniversary of Henry Lawson’s death, join Brigid Magner as she discusses the cultural meanings of relics related to Lawson which have been preserved in public collections.

Discover how PROV records and other useful resources can help you when researching your home.  

Expand your family history research by delving into the rich archive of local government records. 

Expand your family history research by delving into the rich archive of local government records. 

‘Weaving a New Life’ is an exhibition curated by Sara Lindsay of tapestries by Cha Mai Oo, Mu Naw Poe, Paw Gay Poe and Shuklay Tahpo, from the Karen community of Australia. A Harmony Fest Ballarat exhibition presented by the Eureka Centre.