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Today: Monday, October 13, 2008

Temporary Exhibitions (6)

Permanent Exhibitions (21)

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 The Melbourne Story Explore Melbourne’s unique and changing tale. MELBOURNE GALLERY The Mind The Mind: Enter the Labyrinth Explore the workings of the mind by entering a world of emotions, thoughts, memories and dreams. MIND AND BODY GALLERY Honey bee Honey bees The day to day lives of honey bees. SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY Harlequin bug Bugs Alive! Explore the amazing world of insects and spiders! SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY Porcupine fish Marine life: exploring our seas Visit Melbourne Museum for a deep sea experience. SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY Human Body promo The Human Body Explore the wonder and fascination of the human body. SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY Water Smart interactive Water Smart Home An exhibit that invites you to reduce water use in the home and garden. CSIRAC CSIRAC – Australia’s First Computer The world’s oldest complete computer. SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY Virtual Room The Virtual Room Experience a new way of seeing. SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY Fern in forest gallery Forest Secrets Discover the hidden stories of Victoria’s mountain forests. FOREST GALLERY  In honour of Lin Onus A tribute to the life and work of one of Australia's greatest artists. BIRRARUNG, BUNJILAKA Hearse with aboriginal flag Belonging to Country Indigenous art and objects have important stories and meanings to Aboriginal people. BIRRARUNG, BUNJILAKA Two Laws exhibition, Bunjilaka Two Laws This exhibition looks at ongoing debates about Indigenous knowledge, law and property in Australia. JUMBUNNA, BUNJILAKA Darwin's Great Pampa Finch Darwin to DNA Explore the processes and mechanisms of evolution. EVOLUTION GALLERY Southern Diversity exhibition Southern Diversity Discover Australia's unique plants and animals. SCIENCE AND LIFE GALLERY 123 Grow exhibition at Melbourne Museum 1, 2, 3, Grow Children can explore how plants, animals, minerals and humans grow. CHILDREN'S GALLERY Pasifika sails Te Vainui O Pasifika Te Vainui O Pasifika includes watercraft objects from nearly every country in the Pacific. TE PASIFIKA GALLERY  Colonial Square 25 ornate remnants of a once magnificent building. MUSEUM PLAZA  Koori Voices Revealing the history of Aboriginal people. JUMBUNNA, BUNJILAKA Phar Lap Phar Lap - A True Legend Phar Lap is Melbourne Museum's most popular object. MELBOURNE GALLERY

Festivals (1)

Talks & Lectures (2)

Tours (2)

Activities (4)

Special Events (2)

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