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Explore a wealth of collections and research about natural sciences, history, technology and First Peoples from Museums Victoria in Australia.
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Museums Victoria supports the amazing work of teachers across Victoria with programs and resources for teaching across the curriculum. Teachers also feature in many of our collections. A recent acquisition 'The Sunrise Collection' reveals how a small group of teachers were exploring the possibilities of computing in education in the 1980s. It is a fascinating example of teachers going the 'extra mile' to improve learning outcomes for students. Check out some of the collection and a film about it below.
Tyrannosaurus rex is arguably the most famous carnivore who ever lived - but did you know that Victoria also had its share of meat-eating beasts in the Cretaceous? Fossils from our Vertebrate Palaeontology collection reveal the diverse carnivores that stalked, crawled and flew around the ancient Victorian landscape.
Explore a wealth of collections and research about natural sciences, history, technology and First Peoples from Museums Victoria in Australia.