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Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Cultures, Anzac, Cultures & Histories, Exhibitions & Experiences, First Nations, Queensland Museum, Queensland Stories, WarA Story of Presence and Absence: Remembering Private Archibald Marshall
Inside the museum’s Anzac Legacy Gallery, visitors encounter a small, deliberate absence: a cavity marking where the war medals of Private Archibald (Archie) James Marshall should be. It’s a quiet but powerful reminder that history is not only what we can see and hold, but also what has been lost, overlooked, or missing.
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10 fascinating crocodile facts that you never knew
Discover 10 fascinating facts about crocodiles, like their record-breaking bite force and surprising parenting skills that has contributed to their survival and ability adapt to…
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How Queensland Museum’s Muttaburrasaurus is Rewriting Dinosaur History
More than 60 years after it was first unearthed in outback Queensland, one of Australia’s most iconic dinosaurs is revealing extraordinary new secrets, thanks to the…
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Saving History: How a Cultural Artefact Was Returned to Traditional Owners
Queensland Museum’s Repatriation Team have recently played a key role in reuniting a cultural artefact with the Traditional Owners of the land to which the…
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5 ‘must-sees’ at Born or Built? Our Robotic Future
Step into the future with Born or Built? Our Robotic Future, a hands-on exhibition from Questacon where families can play, explore and discover how robots and technology…
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