Museum a first
Key points
- Australia’s first national museum dedicated to the Vietnamese refugee journey will open in Sunshine, Victoria, on 17 October. The $20 million museum, funded by state and federal governments, will feature stories of survival, resilience, and settlement.
- It will also include galleries, an education centre, and an event space for 300 people.
- The opening coincides with the launch of Wominjeka Plaza, a new civic space developed by Brimbank council and the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation.
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