The Australian Museum
Exhibition in Sydney

The australian museum has an international reputation in the fields of natural history and indigenous studies research, community programs and exhibitions. The permanent exhibition dinosaurs explores how dinosaurs lived and died and how they know - using modern science and latest technology. They offer indigenous tourism packages where you can discover indigenous australia in the heart of sydney with exciting new tour programs offering the ultimate cultural experience. With its combination of the latest technology, ongoing research and impressive collections, the australia museum always surprises. Experience the stories of indigenous australians in their own words, or discover australia's strange and notorious animals. The museum was established in 1827 and is australia's first museum, with unique and extensive collections of natural science and cultural artefacts. Discover the latest answer to age-old questions- how did dinosaurs breed and grow?.

Inspiring exploration of nature and culture. Unite for free admission and special events. We need your help in unlocking our treasures. Inspiring exploration, accepting and protection for our world. Our corporate direction, key service strategies and Annual Reports.

Find out about the history of the Museum's zoological and anthropological collections, its historic and contemporary buildings and the people who have worked here over nearly two centuries. The history of our collections and departments. The institutional memory and fantastic book and journal collections of a unique organization. The Museum's splendid collections are rich in history. The Museum's public galleries and displays have undergone decades of change. Stories about collecting trips and expeditions.

Our Collections Why do we gather things? Preserving our collections and making them accessible to the community. Working with communities to share their cultures. Led by a team of Trustees the Australian Museum Base is an self-reliant legal entity, which raises funds for the Australian Museum's crucial scientific research, exhibitions, education programs and spontaneous history and cultural collections. Recent Museum projects supported by the Base include: We communicate our scientific research widely, inspiring interest in the automatic world and informing decision makers, thus making imperative contributions to society and the environment. Labor with our scientists on the Museum's collections and in the field. Discover the different collections we have at the museum. Our samples are old for research projects and may also be loaned to researchers throughout the world. Lizard Fish The superior portion of every day. Since 1851 we have published the results of studies (derived from our collections or research) that precede to a better understanding of nature and cultures in the Australian Region. Our purpose is to inspire the exploration of nature and culture with news and feature stories that go after the scenes at Australia’s first museum. An expedition to document native and introduced animal populations that live on the island. School year group or slick of the students. Our Marine Life boxes features a variety of marine animals including fish, sharks and mollusks. How to support urgent scientific, research and educational work. General information on all three major groups. A different group, birds exhibit a range of adaptations for all environments and a variety of lifestyles. Information about specimens in the Fish Collection. With our wide range of resources and researchers we aid visitors identify and find information about Australian animals, environments and Indigenous cultures. A diverse group, exhibiting a range of adaptations for all environments. The Marine Invertebrates Collection includes a expansive range of crustaceans. Audience Research focus groups How do I conduct a focus group? How do I conduct a focus group?.