Explore the haunting story of a 19th-century Chinese miner through John Young’s contemporary works and archival documents. A quiet evocation of migration, silence, and the enduring power of a forgotten voice. Read more
Chinese Anzacs presents a unique opportunity to examine parallels between WWI and WWII. Read more
Our Story: Aboriginal Chinese People in Australia explores the rich and complex interaction between descendants of two of the world’s oldest civilisations – an intersection overlooked in the dominant White Australian discourse on the history of outside contacts with First Nations Peoples. Read more
The first nationwide story of the 200 year journey from the first migrant until today. Read more
Featuring rare stories, family histories, and descendant reflections, Shared Connections highlights the enduring ties between Guangdong and Australia. Read more
Exploring this significant period of Chinese history through showcasing the Han dynasty’s remarkable people, progressive ideas, and great innovations. Read more
Replicates the experience of Chinese Settlers in Australia’s 19th century goldfields. Read more
Wonder at the world's largest Dragon and revisit the last 3 processional Chinese dragon's used during Melbourne's parades over the last century. Read more