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Discover hands-on exhibitions that foster imagination, self-confidence and creativity.
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Craft, outdoor activities and games to do at home that explore children's rights, the environment, relationships and much more.
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A meeting place that's always been the centre of the action.
Retelling the story of the Wave Hill walk-off.
Hear stories of the people and events that shaped Australian democracy in the very place it happened.
Celebrates the life and work of Joan Child, the first woman to become Speaker of the House.
Explore, discover and learn with these self-guided trails.
Get involved in an engaging program of Festival events being held at MoAD.
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