Blog archive:
August 2014

A new approach to saving energy has won the Australian Museum a key award for business sustainability.

Obsidian artefacts reveal social relations between Russia and China about 20,000 years ago.

Lamak often decorates the shrine's tower where the wooden bell bale kulkul is housed and beaten to call the villagers for ceremonies.

Barbara Pointer, a DigiVol volunteer and her family have generously gifted two bearded dragons to Live Exhibits at the Australian Museum.

Kim McKay, Director and CEO, unveils some welcome changes at the Australian Museum.

The Museum's very first public exhibition celebrated the 'natural and industrial products' of New South Wales.

How the rampaging Goddess of destruction was pacified.

There's a lot more to learn about even the most familiar snails.

How do hunters bake their bread?

A small group of connoisseurs finds the textile-delights in the Museum's Collections store.

We summarise a diary of Edgar Waite, zoologist and Museum curator, in 17 tweets.

Decoding Garuda Pancasila, Indonesia's national emblem.