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2 Murray Street, Darling Harbour Sydney NSW 2000, Australia Curious about what goes on at the museum? These blogs give you an inside peek. Discover stories behind the latest exhibitions, fascinating explorations into maritime science and archaeology, and the surprising details of what happens inside (and outside) a modern working museum. Today marks 80 years since Kristallnacht (‘Crystal Night’), the night when the Nazis targeted, arrested and murdered Jews across An extremely generous donation to the museum has brought an important early colonial record back to Australia. Living life as an ad*lt means shedding many childhood ‘truths’. Christmas elves, Easter bunnies and the tooth fairy don’t stand up When then Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull asked his parliamentary colleagues to sign a petition over his leadership in August 2018, the connection may have been lost on many, but petitions have some long historical parallels in the Turnbull family, going back to the For this month’s make-it-at-home craft activity we’ve taken inspiration from the beautiful landscape photographs by the American photographer Ansel Adams. We’re going to show you how to make your own mini-landscapes in glas* jars, called terrariums. Volunteer researcher Aliza Chin shares her investigations of late 19th-century Chinese vessels built in Australia. In 2012, Friends of Maatsuyker Island received funds as part of Maritime Museums of Australia Project Support Scheme (MMAPSS) to complete the first stage of cataloguing the heritage objects of the Maatsuyker Lightstation, light tower and from the island. Peering through the small porthole, Lt Don Walsh USN saw a cloud of floating silt. It had been kicked up by the bathyscaphe’s less than gentle landing, 10,916 metres below the surface of the ocean. Walsh and fellow pilot Jacques Piccard hoped the milky white soup would Volunteers Geoff Barnes and Roger Scott have once again used their impressive model making skills to create a unique diorama for the