🧩 Sensory-Friendly Days are back this Spring! 🌸 Relax and explore the museum in a calm, welcoming environment designed for visitors with diverse sensory needs. Enjoy early or late access to our galleries and special exhibitions including Ur Wayii (Incoming Tide), Frozen

It’s World Octopus Day! 🐙 In this 1971 photograph, ocean pioneer Valerie Taylor holds an octopus, one of the ocean’s most extraordinary cephalopods. Intelligent, adaptable and endlessly curious, octopuses play a vital role in healthy marine ecosystems, helping to balance prey

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🌊 Would you dive into deep space… or the deepest ocean? 🐙 Astrophysicist Dr Kirsten Banks @AstroKirsten flips her gaze from the stars to the sea and asks: Is the deep ocean a wasteland or a wonderland? Join host Emily Jateff and panellists Dr Kirsten Banks, Sean Wolpert and

🌊 Daylight savings starts today giving us more time for ocean adventures! Snorkel, explore lighthouses, protect beaches and uncover the deep sea’s mysteries at the Museum ⚓ 👉 Don’t miss the Big Blue Ideas Talk Series: Is the Deep Sea a Wasteland or a Wonderland? - book your

Would you apply for this job? “We have to do everything that wants doing ourselves… it is half sailor, half bush-man, with all sorts of trades mixed with it.” — William Norgate, 1894 Life as a lighthouse keeper was demanding and varied - building, mending, painting, tending

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🌞⚓ Family fun, all hands on deck! This Spring at the Maritime Museum: exhibitions, vessels, science circus shows, hands-on workshops & more. 🚢🎨🔬 Bring the crew - it’s a whole day of adventure for the whole family! 🌊✨ Open daily 9.30am - 5pm (including October public

🌊 Could humans ever live under the sea? And what secrets are still hidden in the deep? At #SXSWSydney the Museum's Senior Curator of Ocean Futures Emily Jateff brings together experts to explore the future of ocean exploration: 🔹 Inhabiting the Deep – Tue 14 Oct, 3:15pm

💧 A love letter to our rivers 💧 Rivers shape the way we live. They carve through the land, carry our stories, and flow into the sea that surrounds us. As an island nation, Australia has always been defined by its waterways from inland rivers to our vast coastline. Our

Sunday Read: Turtle cam! Ever wondered what turtles are doing when we're not watching? 🤔 This week's Sunday Watch and Read uncover the hidden world of flatback turtles in WA's Roebuck Bay! With world-first video and data, this vital research by Murdoch University, Yawuru

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Ever wondered what inspires Brian Robinson’s incredible art? 🎨 From his childhood on Waiben to Islander myths, humour and even pop culture, Brian shares how his life shapes Ur Wayii (Incoming Tide). 🎥 Watch the full interview on our website and dive into the stories behind

School holidays = sorted ✅ Climb aboard historic ships, get hands-on in Kids on Deck, catch the Splashing Science Circus and explore our newest exhibitions, (including the last days of Wildlife Photographer of the Year 🐋) and create a woven angelfish or a beautiful

❄️ Now open | Free entry Frozen Witness: Aurora’s Polar Voyages takes you back to the icy frontiers of Antarctic exploration through the story of the legendary SY Aurora – the vessel that carried the expeditions of Sir Douglas Mawson and Sir Ernest Shackleton into the frozen

⚓🌏 World Maritime Day 🌏⚓ Did you know more than 80% of global trade moves by sea? Our world is shaped by maritime workers and waterways - past, present and future. Today we’re celebrating by spotlighting writer, illustrator and wharfie Sam Wallman, a proud member of the

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🌊 Our Ocean, Our Obligation, Our Opportunity 🌊 The ocean carries over 80% of global trade, but it also carries our stories, sustains communities and shelters countless species. At the Australian National Maritime Museum, we’re dedicated to sharing those stories and

Ready to explore? 🤔 Take "The World Remade" trail at the museum and discover over 23 objects and displays that explore WWII and its lasting impact on Australia. It's a powerful way to understand the past 80 years. Pick up your free brochure at the front desk when you visit!

Step into Sydney's sailing history! ⛵ Our Century-old Fleet brings a unique gathering of historic vessels to our Heritage Pontoon from 30 September to 11 October. In partnership with the Sydney Amateur Sailing Club and the Wooden Boat Association, we're celebrating the enduring

Sunday Watch: This week Dr Vanessa Pirotta, Honorary Research Associate at the Australian National Maritime Museum and leading wildlife scientist gave a National Press Club Address about Australia’s Scientific Future: Built on Education, Connection and Investment. From whales to

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📸✨ Date with a Wildlife Photographer! Ever wanted to go “speed dating” with some of Australia’s best wildlife photographers? Now’s your chance! Meet Scott Portelli, Angela Robertson-Buchanan, Charles Davis and Matty Smith in an intimate, fast-paced evening where you get 15

🌊✨ The winners of Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 have just been announced and Australia made waves on the global stage! Two Australian photographers took home top category prizes: 🐋 Craig Parry (Lennox Head, NSW) – Human Connection winner for his powerful drone image of

⚓ Not all pirates sailed in the age of treasure maps and tall ships. This matchbook from USS Kidd (DD-661) nicknamed the “Pirate of the Pacific” shows how pirate lore endured well into World War II. A Fletcher-class destroyer, the Kidd fought in the Pacific and carried a symbol