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Discover the Museum's range of touring exhibitions for national and international bookings, and our unique onsite venues to hire for your next function.


Scott Sisters Exhibition Documentation 2017

Touring exhibitions

Increase visitation, appeal to a new demographic or simply complement existing attractions at your venue with one of the Australian Museum’s unique natural history or cultural exhibitions.

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AMF Gala Dinner 2021

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Explore the Australian Museum's unique venues and cultural spaces for your next event venue hire.

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Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics lab

Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics

Our primary focus is on ecological applications such as species identification, individualisation, conservation and small population management.

Aviation wildlife strike
Conservation genomic projects
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Australian Bird Feather Texture

Aviation airstrike

Our Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics provides DNA identification services for wildlife strikes.

Wildlife strikes
DNA sampling
Aviation Industry
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Alex Summerell at Featherdale Wildlife Park

Captive and wild population management

The ACWG specialises in population genetics/genomics and provides a range of DNA based services that may be of use to wildlife managers and captive population managers.

Specialised DNA services
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Southern Boobook Owl

Object and species identification

Curious about objects or specimens you've discovered? Identify Australasian animal life, geology and cultural objects through our Ask an Expert enquiry form, common enquiries webpages or discover species with our interactive Identification Key.

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EdTech challenge: environmental sustainability

IBM EdTech Youth Challenge projects that help humanity be more environmentally conscious and help reduce consumption and degradation of natural resources, and the effects climate change is having on our world and lives.

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Donate to the Australian Museum Foundation

By making a tax-deductible donation, you can help us share the joy of discovery with the next generation.

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Dinosaurs: Audio Description Tour

How well do you know your dinosaurs? Listen to this audio described self-guided tour about the amazing creatures in the Australian Museum's Dinosaurs exhibition. Produced by Vision Australia Audio Description Service for visitors with low vision.

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Bump-head Sunfish (Mola alexandrini) Conservation in Hintze Hall with Kerry Etherington

Name our Bump-head Sunfish

Suggest a 'nickname' for our Bump-head Sunfish (Mola alexandrini) specimen that is currently being restored in Hintze Hall by the Australian Museum's Collection Care & Conservation team.

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AMRI Science Research Strategy

This strategy is structured in a way that reflects the multidisciplinary nature of museum science and our unique ability to provide first class research outcomes via our collections.

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Mission
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Australian Museum Trust

The Australian Museum (AM) is governed by a Trust established under the Australian Museum Trust Act 1975. Our 11 Trustees play a valuable role in monitoring the performance of the AM, assisting with strategic planning processes and acting as advocates for the institution.

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Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics lab

Australian Centre for Wildlife Genomics

Our primary focus is on ecological applications such as species identification, individualisation, conservation and small population management.

Aviation wildlife strike
Conservation genomic projects
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Climate Strike 20 September 2019

Collective action

Find out how we can work together for a better future. From speaking up and staying informed to supporting a climate action organisation, there are many ways we can create positive change.

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Rebecca Johnson and Koala at Featherdale Wildlife Park

The Koala Genome

The koala – a treasured and quintessentially Australian species – is under threat from habitat loss, predator attack and disease, and there are concerns that its genetic diversity is decreasing and its population health is, as a result, in danger.

Australian Museum research project
Koala Genome Consortium
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Stories

In 1827, Governor Darling on the recommendation of Macleay, allocated £200 to the establishment and running of a museum, the Colonial Museum, which was subsequently renamed the Australian Museum in June 1836. Discover more stories about our history.

Garden Palace survivors
Chusan Ball
Blaschka glass models
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Bill Daly in canola farm

Regenerative agriculture

How we farm and what we eat has a massive impact on our carbon footprint. See what Australian farmers are doing to help regenerate soil and to produce healthier food and higher yields.

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Sir David Attenborough at the AM

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Discover the team delivering visitor experiences and collection research at the Australian Museum.

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