Two Australian secondary students visiting South Korea to study prospects for peace and reunification will question a key Korean government adviser next week in the National Museum of Australia's first Asian Talkback Classroom.

A five-shilling school yard sale has resulted in the National Museum of Australia acquiring a wrecked clock from Australia's first major civil air disaster, 75 years after the Southern Cloud crashed in the Snowy Mountains.

The lives of primary school children living in four remote Top End communities are the focus of a new photographic exhibition that opens at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) this Friday, 2 June.

The world's largest identifiable collection of artefacts collected on Captain James Cook's Pacific voyages goes on show at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra on 1 July.

A popular exhibition that captures the powerful emotions of British emigration to Australia in the 19th century closes at the National Museum of Australia soon.

Three secondary school students will ask Canadian High Commissioner Michael Leir about the Canadian environment and his country's position on the war in Iraq at a Talkback Classroom forum at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra on Wednesday.

A set of eight books inspired by significant objects from the National Museum of Australia's collection is being launched this week to help children make tracks into literacy and history.

The role of Captain James Cook in the nation's historical imagination and the history of an Aboriginal breastplate will be examined by the National Museum of Australia's two inaugural research fellows

An exhibition that captures the powerful and conflicting emotions of British emigration to Australia in the 19th century opens at the National Museum of Australia this Friday.

An exhibition that captures the powerful and conflicting emotions of British emigration to Australia in the 19th century opens at the National Museum of Australia on 21 April.